Top Trending Cars in India

Looking at the overall package, the car looks handsome and rugged, it offers decent driving experience and packs in features which are adequate enough! The value for money proposition is quite high with the Kiger, thanks to the excellent pricing and enough trim options to choose from. The subcompact SUV space is crowded no doubt, but the Kiger has what it takes to jostle around and make some space for itself!

The Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara is a bit of an all-rounder. It comes with so many drivetrain options, there's one for almost everyone. What really impresses on the car are its looks, features, high fuel-efficiency and yes its off-road capability. It totally justifies being the flagship of the largest car brand in India. The only missing link is absence of Diesel and lesser number of trims on the strong-hybrid models.

The Nissan Magnite is getting special attention from those, who love SUVs. This modern and classy looking compact SUV is not only well equipped with the best features but also has a very smart look from outside. If our guess is true then the Magnite will undercut every other rival - and how! That kind of awesome value will instantly make it a strong player in the subcompact game. But don't forget you have to pay extra for things like sim-base telematics or that tech-pack.

A new SUV from Mahindra always grabs a lot of attention. The XUV700 marks Mahindra's entry into the connected car world and it brings in a host of changes when it comes to vehicle development. It might not be the best looking of the lot especially when you compare it to cars like the Alcazar or the Tata Safari, but the pricing sure makes it an attractive proposition. It certainly holds the potential to blow its competition out of water.

The all-new Compass comes with a larger 8.4-inch UConnect Infotainment screen, dual-pane panoramic sunroof, plush leather interiors, an 8-way powered seat for the driver. The new Compass is agile, engaging, spirited and rather fun. It’s also surprisingly nimble and capable off-road. If priced nearly as attractively in India as it is in here in America, well then lets just go ahead and congratulate FCA India right now!

The A4 facelift continues to be a comfortable and a spacious sedan with enough room for 4 people. The upholstery looks and feels premium and the rear seat offers good amount of headroom and knee room should you be one of those who spend more time at the rear. The new Audi A4 does look good and with the equipment on offer, it can do a number on the Volvo S60. The A4 is the car which shaped Audi's brand identity in India and it will continue to be an important car for the company in our market.

Now, only 100 units of the EV6 are coming to India so, the big play then is exclusivity! And it's selective dealerships where it will be available. We expect prices to be around the 55 to 60 lakh rupees quadrant and that means it will go up against the likes of the Volvo XC40 recharge. But with what the EV6 has to offer, I am very sure, Kia will sell the first batch of these cars with ease. There will be takers and those who want a comfortable, futuristic and absolutely sexy EV in their garage.

Taigun has come like a breath of fresh air in the crowded and competitive compact SUV space in India. Despite the arrival of some newer models in 2022, the car has manged to hold own to its own, primarily because of its build quality, safety and drivability, especially with the bigger 1.5 litre turbo engine. At higher end though, it does feel a tad expensive which is a critical factor in the segment.