Weekly Car News Fix: New Hyundai i20, Honda CR-V Special Edition, Skoda’s Creta Rival, Second-gen Isuzu mu-X And Bugatti Bolide

Published October 31, 2020
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One major announcement and a couple of international reveals made headlines over the past week

Weekly Car News Fix: New Hyundai i20, Honda CR-V Special Edition, highlights

The last week was quite eventful with some important news about the third-gen i20, the launch of a special edition model as well as spy shots of an important upcoming SUV. Two international headlines round off the happenings of the past week.

New Hyundai i20 Launch Date Revealed

Hyundai has revealed the third-gen i20 and we’ve had a good look at it inside and out thanks to automotive paparazzi and several teasers. Pre-launch bookings are open ahead of its November 5 launch. Here’s everything you need to know.

Honda CR-V Gets A Special Edition This Diwali

Honda Cars India has launched the CR-V Special Edition in the country. It has used this opportunity to bring the facelifted model as a special edition, meaning you get a CR-V that looks different from its standard counterpart. Take a closer look at it by clicking here.

Skoda Vision IN Spied Testing For The First Time

Skoda India has started testing its first ‘made-for-India’ SUV based on the Vision IN concept displayed at Auto Expo. The upcoming SUV will sit in the hotly contested compact SUV segment which has big stalwarts such as the Creta and Seltos.

Isuzu mu-X Gets A Generation Change

The second-generation Isuzu mu-X full-size SUV has been launched in the Thai market. It comes with a sleeker exterior, a modern interior, and a more powerful 3.0-litre diesel engine. The best news: it might come to India soon! Click here to check it out.

Bugatti Bolide Breaks Cover!

The best is reserved for the last. Bugatti has taken the wraps off its track-focused hypercar, the Bolide. We’ll let the numbers do the talking: an 8.0-litre quad-turbo V16 pushes out 1850PS, helping it achieve 0-100kmph in just 2.1 seconds! Enough said. Read our detailed coverage in this article.