The Future of the Indian Automobile Industry

Maruti has removed the name WagonR while bringing out its new vehicle christened as the Sting ray, on 21st August 2013. This Maruti car which was historically famous for being a convenient transporter and a fuel efficient tallboy has now been given a lifestyle moniker, in the form of Sting ray. Take a look at the picture below yourself and get an idea of what I am talking about here. The setting for this launch event was made at an interesting lounge created in the Maruti Brand Centre in New Delhi. Amidst an afternoon of mocktails, gorgeous models, a beautiful hostess (Archana who hosted shows on Neo Cricket) and great music by a local band, the new Sting ray was launched. It was the first time that I had been treated to a launch in such an innovative way, I must comment here. Getting to the car.. Well, there is no change to the heart of this vehicle. It still gets the 68 ps petrol engine that fits perfectly well in the current WagonR, generating a torque of 90Nm.

Honda Cars India Limited (HCIL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese manufacturer Honda Motor Company. It has many different models in India, one of which has been launched recently in April. This is the Honda Amaze, the first compact sedan to ever be launched by the company. Many class-leading features have been incorporated into this vehicle to take on growing competition in the compact sedan segment, especially from Maruti Swift DZire.     Styling and interiors From front, the Amaze looks exactly like the Brio, except that the front grille is slightly different. However, it is the side profile and the rear of this car that have been completely changed. Smooth and muscular lines can be seen from the wheel arches to the boot. Fit and finish are also of good quality on the inside. Dual tone beige and black colours can be seen throughout the interiors. Due to its long wheelbase, legroom and headroom are liberal. In addition, there is tilt steering which can be adju