Upcoming Cars in September 2024: From SUVs to EVs - these cars set to be launched in India before festive season | LIST

Upcoming car launches: The festive season has arrived in the country, which traditionally begins after Rakshabandhan. From high expectations of strong sales to the launch of new models – the coming months are crucial for the auto sector.

From MG Motors, Mercedes to Tata Motors - several automakers are set to launch their latest offerings in the Indian market. Let's take a look at the list:

MG Windsor EV

MG Motors is set to launch its upcoming electric car on September 11. Notably, this will be the country’s first crossover utility vehicle. Details on its range, price, and top speed will be revealed at the launch.

Tata Curvv ICE

Tata Motors has already introduced the electric variant of its first SUV coupe in the Indian market. Next month, on September 2, the company will unveil the petrol and diesel variants. The starting price of the electric version is Rs 17 lakh, and the pricing for the petrol and diesel models is eagerly anticipated.

Tata Nexon iCNG

After launching the facelift and electric variant of its compact SUV Nexon, Tata Motors is now set to introduce a CNG variant. This car was showcased earlier this year at the Bharat Mobility Global Auto Expo.

Hyundai Alcazar

Although the launch date has not yet been announced, Hyundai has opened bookings for the new Alcazar, priced at Rs 25,000. The company has revealed both the interior and exterior, and the car will feature a 6-7 seater capacity.

Mercedes-Maybach EQS SUV 680

Mercedes will launch the Maybach EQS SUV 680 in the Indian market on September 5. This will be the first Maybach model in the company’s flagship EV SUV lineup, following its launch in China last year. The car boasts a 108.4 kWh motor, delivering up to 658 bhp and 950 Nm of torque, with a claimed range of 600 km.

Skoda Kona

Skoda is also preparing to launch a new model, the Skoda Kylaq SUV. While the launch is pending, this new sub-4 meter car is expected to debut in the Indian market by next year.