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The new 2018  Hyundai Santro  is all set for launch today. The company has already provided a whole bunch of details about the car and we've had a small drive of the car too. In fact, we've given you a  first drive report  already. 2018 marks the 20th anniversary of the Santro badge and the company is bringing in an all new version of the car which now comes with more feature offerings. Sources have shared with carandbike that the small car has  notched up 14,208 bookings  within the first 9 days of  pre-bookings having been opened  for a token of Rs. 11,100, on October 10 2018. It took Hyundai three years to develop the all-new Santro and the company has invested $100 million (over Rs. 700 crores) for the purpose. It will soon replace the Eon to become Hyundai's entry segment car which is built on the B.A. platform that couldn't be made ready to meet the stringent crash test requirements. Engine. New Hyundai  Santro features a 1.1-litre four

RX100 can be still seen running around the town with its unique exhaust note. The immense popularity attached with this bike forced Yamaha to bring RX moniker to its youngest Saluto variant. As it was a different motorcycle than the original RX, sales never witnessed any special surge. Royal Enfield Classic 350 Gunmetal became popular in just a few days of its arrival and this typical RX100 Gunmetal Grey Edition seen here takes skin inspiration from the highest selling 350cc bike of India. The motorcycle comes with a completely restored body and certain aftermarket additions for added practicality and head-turning first look appeal. RX100 gunmetal grey edition specifications and engine feature. This  RX100  comes with dual projector headlight supporting round headlight, multiple spoke chrome and black alloy wheels and impressive belly pan with a raised design for impressive looks. The fuel tank flaunts Gunmetal Grey with black pinstripes and Yamaha branding while side panels

Hyundai has already dispatched the initial batch of Santro to dealerships and the launch will take place on October 23rd Images of the top-end Asta variant of the soon-to-be-launched  Hyundai Santro  have leaked online and this time around we finally get to see the car inside out. While Hyundai had released a couple of images of the car, while  unveiling the car ,  this is the first time that we get to see the rear portion of the upcoming tallboy hatchback, that too in this Polar White shade. The car is slated to be launched in India on October 23, and bookings for the car have  commenced online . Upon its launch, it will rival the likes of the Renault Kwid, Tata Tiago, and Maruti Suzuki Alto. The hatchback will be available in a  total of five variants : Dlite, Era, Magna, Sportz and Asta. Only the Magna and Sportz variants will be available with the option of an automatic transmission. Hyundai Santro Colours The all-new Hyundai Santro will be offered in seven c

Nissan Kicks, the all-new compact SUV from the Japanese carmaker is all set to make its  India debut today , and we'll be bringing you all the live updates from the launch event here. Slated to be launched  in January 2019 , the all-new Kicks set to be showcased here is the India-spec model which will be different from the already revealed global spec model which was showcased last year in Brazil. Nissan says that the new Indian-spec Kicks SUV will be bigger than the internationally sold model and has been designed based on the B0 platform that also underpins the Renault Duster and Captur, as well as the Nissan Terrano. The Nissan Kicks has been developed at the new Nissan Design Centre, located in Chennai. Furthermore, the India-bound Kicks will also be slightly bigger than its international counterpart and is expected to come with a roomier cabin, and a bunch of technical features for connectivity that will be specific to the Indian market. The cabin of this five-seate