1 / 6Several automakers are expected to launch new cars in October. From SUVs to EVs, here is a list of all the upcoming cars that are expected to be launched next month.
2 / 6Nissan Magnite Kuro Special Edition | Nissan has joined hands with the ICC for the upcoming Men’s Cricket World Cup, and the all-new Magnite Kuro will be the official car of the tournament. The all-new Magnite Kuro edition will come equipped with features like a 360-degree surround view camera, a centre console armrest with rear AC vents, themed floor mats and a wireless charger. Currently, the only car that Nissan sells in India is Magnite. The automakers have revealed that the Kuro edition is expected to be launched in October 2023.
3 / 6Citroen C3 Aircross | French carmaker Citroen is all set to launch its second SUV in India after C5 Aircross. The all-new SUV C3 Aircross will be the first in the segment to be a 7-seater. Some of its main features include a 10.2-inch touchscreen infotainment system, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, manual AC, a 7-inch digital driver’s display, steering-mounted audio controls, electrically operated ORVMs, and roof-mounted AC vents. The car is expected to be launched in October 2023.
4 / 6Safari and Harrier | Tata Motors is expected to launch the facelift version of Safari and Harrier in the festival month. Along with that, the EV version is also expected to be introduced soon. As seen from the spy shots, the car duo will come with vertically stacked headlamps, a redesigned grille and an LED light bar connecting the DRLs. On the inside, the car will get a large touchscreen infotainment system, an all-digital instrument cluster, a redesigned centre console with a smaller and premium-looking gear knob, and new seat upholstery.
5 / 6Tata Punch EV | Tata Motors is on a spree with multiple launches expected in October. The automobile company is all set to launch Tata Punch EV by the end of October. The car is expected to have a new bumper and grille with vertical slats, the DRLs are tucked underneath the bonnet line. It is also expected that Punch EV will borrow features from Nexon EV as well.
6 / 6Mahindra Bolero Neo Plus | Mahindra is expected to launch the Mahindra Bolero Neo Plus the next month. The design of this car is adopted from its former version Bolero Neo. The rear section has been extended to the rear seats. It will have a 1.5-litre mHawk diesel engine which could produce 100bhp and 260Nm of torque. The engine performance and specification are touted to be similar to the Bolero Neo.
