3 upcoming Rs 5 lakh cars that will change the market
The Indian automotive market has been growing rapidly. Also, due to the pandemic, a lot of people are buying cars. Due to this reason, the demand for entry-level cars has increased a lot and manufacturers have also taken notice of this. Several car manufacturers are bringing in entry-level cars under Rs 5 lakhs. These cars will not be bare bones but will come with a decent amount of features. In today’s article, we will see three upcoming Rs 5 lakh cars that will change the market.
New-generation Maruti Suzuki Celerio
Celerio has been a star performer for Maruti Suzuki. But, now Maruti is looking to bring a new generation of the Celerio. Maruti was going to launch it before the festive season, but the chip shortage has delayed its launch. The new Celerio will be based on the heartect platform. Maruti will also load it with features. It will get engine-stop, making it a segment-first feature.
Tata Punch
Tata is gearing up to launch the Punch in India. With the Punch, Tata is looking to restart the Micro-SUV segment in India. This car offers an SUV-like feel in a more compact and affordable package. Tata has unveiled the design of the Punch. It get an upright design with quirky elements. The Punch will get a modern dashboard and features. Tata will be launching the car soon.
Upcoming Rs 5 lakh cars- Citroen C3
Citroen is one of the newest entrants into the Indian market. The C3 is a Citroen car that it is hoping will penetrate the mass market segment of compact utility vehicles. Citroen recently unveiled the design of the C3. Citroen is marketing the C3 as a hatchback with SUV feels. It gets a quirky design like the C5 Aircross. The interiors also get modern looks and features. It gets other features like a 10-inch infotainment system and coloured dashboard.
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