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Tata Motors is going all out for its next big launch - the Harrier SUV and has already begun revealing details about the model ahead of a full reveal in November this year. However, we've now managed to catch the first glimpse of the Tata Harrier SUV in its production ready avatar thanks to a leaked image that has emerged online. The leaked image reveals the rear three-quarters of the SUV that and we do like what we see. The image comes hot on the heels of Tata Motors officially accepting bookings for the Harrier, starting today. The Tata Harrier will go on sale by early 2019. Based on the Land Rover derived OMEGARC platform, influences of the Land Rover styling are evident with the accentuated wheel arches, and the sleek looking wraparound LED taillights. The raised shoulder-line makes for a sporty appearance on the Harrier, while the D-pillar gets black treatment making for a floating roof appearance. We also see a massive brushed silver finished diffuser integrated in

Renault capture is now available in  Four trim model in petrol and Diesel with ''' Radial Red" color. Renault India has introduced a 'Radiant Red' colour option for the Captur. Moreover, roof rails are now a part of the standard equipment list of the RXT Petrol, RXT Diesel and Platine Diesel configurations. The Captur is priced in a bracket of Rs 9.99-13.24 Lakhs (Ex. Showroom), while it rivals the likes of Hyundai Creta, Maruti S-Cross and Jeep Compass in India. Four trim model s are available RXE, RXL,RXT,and Platine. The Renault Captur has been available in four trims - RXE, RXL, RXT and Platine. Of these, the RXE and RXL trims are available with single-tone paint options only. On the other hand, the dual-tone colour schemes are available on the RXT and Platine trims only. It is the widest and longest offering in its category, with best-in-class ground clearance of 210mm. While the Radiant Red paint option is available with a Myst

Mahindra is all set to finally introduce Y400 SUV in Indian market , positioned above xuv 500. Mahindra is all set to finally introduce the Y400 SUV in the Indian market. This new SUV will replace the SsangYong Rexton in Mahindra's line-up, positioned above the XUV500. The company is yet to announce an official name for this SUV and is currently only known by its internal codename, Y400. Speaking on the announcement, Mahindra - President - Automotive Sector, Rajan Wadhera said, "The Y400 is one of the most eagerly anticipated launches of this year. Positioned in the high-end SUV segment, the Y400 is a high-end, full-sized SUV that offers luxury and exclusivity in its tasteful design, lavish interiors, thrilling performance and best in class features. We are sure that it will further enhance our SUV portfolio." Mahindra has also announced that this new SUV will be sold via the new Mahindra Prime dealership section, also known as World of SUVs.

Tata, who has been the pioneer of the sub-four metre segment in India, had built their all new compact sedan on the Tiago platform, called Tata Tigor. Tata, who has been the pioneer of the sub-four metre segment in India, had built their all-new compact sedan on the Tiago platform. Called the Tigor, it was introduced in the Indian market in 2015 and is now due for an update. The Tigor facelift will be launched on 10 October and will get revised design. Exterior The new Tigor will continue with the same body shell but we can expect the grille to be a little bolder and the bumpers sculpted for more aggression. It will get projector headlamps and clear-lens LED tail lamps, with the latter being s segment first. A new alloy design will be certainly welcome. Projector headlamps and clear lens LED taillamps. Interior The cabin layout and the dashboard will remain the same and you can expect the infotainment touchscreen system to be revised with features like Androi