- This is your quick check on the biggest developments in the world of automotive.
The automotive industry plays at a fast pace, which may make it difficult to keep it updated. However, HT Auto is committed to providing timely information on important advancements in the industry. Below is a summary of the main highlights of Sunday, March 9.
Nissan Magnite becomes more expensive again, receiving a second price increase in two months
Nissan Magnite has once again gained price increases, earning higher costs in less than two months. SUVs below 4 meters are priced up ₹22,000 before January 31. ₹400,000 yuan, starting from the land area ₹614,000 (formerly showroom). The SUV comes in six variants and 12 color options, while it also has two engines and three transmission options.
Also Read: Nissan Magnite gets more expensive again, receiving a second price increase in two months
Tata Altroz Facelift’s work is likely to be released later this year
Tata Motors is currently conducting road tests for a modified version of the Altroz Premium hatchback. Tata Altroz is one of the few premium hatchbacks on the Indian market. It competes with competitors like the Hyundai i20, Maruti Suzuki Baleno, Toyota Glanza and Maruti Suzuki Swift. The local auto giant launched Altroz in the Indian market five years ago. Since then, the premium hatchback has not received any major updates. Now, the automaker is offering highly anticipated updates to cars. Tata Motor has not disclosed a launch schedule for the makeover Altroz. However, it is expected to enter the market around the festive season this year. It can be seen how automakers price Altroz with competitors.
Also read: Tata Altroz Facelift’s work, likely to be released later this year. Key expectations
Volkswagen plans to bring physical buttons back to future cars
Automakers around the world have been gradually returning to their old strategy of using physical buttons in their cars. After nearly a decade of crazy trends, tucking most of the car’s features into touch screens, automakers have found this to be a disadvantage solution to providing dedicated physical control buttons for mission-critical missions. Consumers complain about touch screens, their destructiveness and danger have caused a boost. Volkswagen is one of the world’s leading automakers and is no different and plans to bring physical buttons back to its future cars.
Also Read: Volkswagen Plans to Bring Physical Buttons Back to Future Cars
Learn about India’s upcoming cars, electric cars, upcoming Indian bikes and cutting-edge technologies that change the car landscape.
First Release Date: March 10, 2025, 06:54 IS
