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Audi cars in India
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| One of Germany’s oldest automobile manufacturers, the four overlapping rings symbolize the amalgamation of the four formerly independent motor-vehicle manufacturers: Audi, DKW, Horch and Wanderer. These companies together formed the roots of what is today known as AUDI AG. |
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BMW cars in India
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| The world’s largest premium automobile manufacturer, BMW stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, or Bavarian Motor Works. The company’s tagline - The Ultimate Driving Machine and Sheer Driving Pleasure, is undoubtedly true for the sheer driving pleasure each BMW offers. |
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Fiat cars in India
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| Fiat India has been flirting with the Indian subcontinent for quite some time now. The company is receiving accolades for its new wave of vehicles, like the Linea. Today, their presence in India is a result of a joint venture with Tata Motors where the two companies share dealer networks as well as service outlets. |
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Ford cars in India
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| Ford India is the Indian arm of the American Blue Oval. Ford started their innings in India with the Josh machine aka the Ford Ikon. The car was an overnight success, has been one of the longest selling cars in India and announced the company’s arrival into the subcontinent. |
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General Motors cars in India
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| GM, as the company is well known in India mostly because of its presence here through the Chevrolet brand. Known to build sturdy and durable vehicles, GM in India has witnessed mixed emotions in its early days, but is now on firm footing-thanks to the growing acceptance of the Chevy brand. |
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HM-Mitsubishi cars in India
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| Mitsubishi has entered India through a joint venture with Hindustan Motors. The company arrived with a bang as the Mitsubishi Lancer took the nation by storm. Known for their sports pedigree, and rally heritage, Mitsubishi surely knows how to make truly reliable vehicles that are sure to move enthusiasts. |
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Honda cars in India
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| Honda made its entry into the car market by means of a JV with SIEL India way back in 1995. The company again took the country by storm with the Honda City- a stellar midsizer, and followed up with equally popular vehicles in money churning segments like the Civic, the Accord and the CR-V. |
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Hyundai cars in India
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| Persistence has been the name of the game for Hyundai. The Korean car maker grew into a household Indian family car name thanks to the Santro, and even though its ventures into the high-end car space did not pay rich dividends, its new small cars like the i10 are taking Indian cities by storm. |
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Lamborghini cars in India
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| Lamborghini or the Raging Bull as we like to call it came into India through select importers. Known for its distinct pedigree and cult status, Lamborghini vehicles are only meant only for seriously affluent lot with a bend of mind towards speed and glamour. |
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Land Rover cars in India
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| Land Rover, now owned by Tata Motors, is essentially an iconic British brand that has offered some of the best 4x4 vehicles ever. Purposeful, robust and thoroughly engineered, the legendary brand is now available in India, at legendary prices! |
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Mahindra cars in India
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| Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) has always been known as a heavy-duty utility vehicle and farm vehicle manufacturer. This image received a makeover with the introduction of the Mahindra Bolero in 2000 and was further enhanced when its Scorpio MUV was launched. Its growing stature and muscle image make it one of the major Indian car makers to watch out for. |
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Mahindra Renault cars in India
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| French car manufacturer of international repute Renault is present in India by means of a joint venture with Mahindra & Mahindra. This JV then gave the Indian market with the competent but understated Mahindra-Renault Logan. The two promise to bring some more French stonkers in the future, and we’re keeping our eyes peeled. |
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Maini REVA cars in India
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| REVA Electric Car Company Private Ltd. (RECC), based in Bangalore, India, was established in 1994 as a joint venture between the Maini Group India and AEV LLC, California USA. The company manufactures the Reva electric car which is an environmental friendly and cost effective mode of transport. The Reva is India’s first non polluting vehicle which has been available in the market since May 11, 2001. |
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Maruti Suzuki cars in India
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| Till recently the term Maruti, in popular Indian culture, was associated to the Maruti 800 model. Maruti Suzuki, a subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corporation of Japan, has been the leader of the Indian car market for over two decades. Not resting on its successes and laurels, the company has continually reinvented and redefined segments with cars like the Swift and the SX4. |
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Mercedes-Benz cars in India
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| Mercedes-Benz came and was quick to grasp the Indian mindset. Despite launching older models initially, Mercedes-Benz has started bringing in their global bestsellers immediately to India. Now facing competition from other German luxury brands, the company is on its toes bringing ever more luxury to India. |
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Nissan cars in India
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| Nissan has had a slow start in India. The company came in with its CBUs - the X-Trail and the Teana. Limited availability has made the cars a rare site on Indian roads, but all this is set to change once the Japanese giant has its production facility up and running. |
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Porsche cars in India
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| Porsche offers just about their complete range of cars in India. There is little doubt that the Cayenne SUV has found the highest sales figures amongst other Porsche models, for it is well suited for Indian conditions, but for true blue sportscar enthusiasts, there is a plethora of gorgeous cars available on demand. |
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Rolls Royce cars in India
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| Available as an import, Rolls-Royce cars are extremely luxurious, and stand for everything you have heard about the brand. The company is currently expanding its dealer network in the country. |
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San Engineering cars in India
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| San Engineering is one of the low-volume car makers in India, currently offering just one model. This happens to be one of India’s home-grown convertibles, the San Storm, which is powered by a Renault engine. |
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Skoda cars in India
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| Skoda Auto, part of the Volkswagen group, witnessed a runaway success in India from the word go. Despite being a relatively unknown brand-name at the time, Skoda’s then premium cars like the Octavia and the Laura were hits, and their long run has paved the way for parent company VW in India. |
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Tata Motors cars in India
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| Tata Motors carries the maximum collective muscle compared to any other Indian manufacturer, and it shows. Apart from its thriving commercial vehicle business, Tata Motors set its passenger cars rolling with the success of the Indica, and has not stopped since – its home-grown engineering efforts culminating recently in the stunning Nano. |
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Toyota cars in India
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| Toyota is the world’s largest car-maker, and is present in India through a JV with the Kirloskar group. So far it has had a fairly orthodox approach to the Indian market with just five launches in its long presence, one of them being the MPV segment king – the Innova. Given the technological muscle the Japanese giant carries, we definitely expect more from them in the coming years. |
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Volkswagen cars in India
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| VW has finally set foot in India, with a long term commitment. It entered with its understated yet classy Passat, followed it up with the executive sedan Jetta, and promises to set the hatchback segment on fire with the Polo. The company has already set up a plant near Pune and exciting times lie ahead for this is one manufacturer to watch out for. |
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Volvo cars in India
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| Volvo is known for its commitment to safety and it is literally known around the globe for the sturdy cars it builds. Not compromising on the Indian market, Volvo India offers its best and latest here as well in the form of the top-end luxury car, the S80 and the mammoth SUV, XC90 |
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