Upcoming Cars in 2023-2024

Introduction

Car enthusiasts are treated with newer and upgraded versions of their most trusted and loved car brands and models every year. The upgraded versions and newer models from famous car brands are awaited for various reasons, from wanting a bigger, better, newer car to improved technology and up-to-date features in terms of equipment and accessories.

According to statistics, the most important thing to new car buyers is value for money, with around 85% of the buyers listing value as the top thing they consider when buying a car.

After-sales and customer service are also vital to buyers, again with more than 80% of those surveyed saying that they would prioritize good customer service from their dealership over things like brand name and even previous purchase experiences.

Cars to be launched in 2023-2024

With a combination of electric, petrol and diesel models across a range of classes, we present to you a list of the top upcoming cars in India to buy in 2023 – 2024.

Maruti Fronx

An exceptional crossover is the best way to understand and describe the new Maruti Suzuki Fronx. The Fronx is designed to inspire with its futuristic styling; the flared wheel arches lend it an impressive stance, and the front fascia is sharp and sleek. Interior-wise, the Fronx brags a lengthy feature list, great ride quality, and a capable turbocharged petrol engine. The Fronx, which will compete alongside the Baleno and the Brezza, has carved out a place for itself in a car market and the hearts of car enthusiasts where young consumers are looking for something unique and distinctive.

Tata Punch CNG

The new Punch i-CNG’s cabin will mainly resemble that of the regular Punch, with a separate “CNG” button to switch between fuel and compressed natural gas. If not, the regular version’s design, setup, furniture, and accessories will stay.

BMW X8

It is news that the rumoured halo four-door coupe SUV from the Bavarian automaker is called the BMW X8. Given that BMW currently sells a feature-rich, ultra-luxurious SUV called the X7, the X8 might be the more “sporty,” stylish, and driver/user-focused model.

The X8 might also be the perfect foundation for a performance-focused “M” variant, which the X7 has not yet gotten because of its size and aligning issues with M cars’ sporty demeanour. 

Volkswagen ID.4

The ID.4 GTX has a digital display for the driver and a big touchscreen for the infotainment system. Since the ID.4 is modular, there are several interior customization choices in terms of both rudiments and colour. 

Features like leatherette upholstery, three-zone climate control, 12-way powered front seats, ambient lighting, and a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included in the costliest ID. 4 available model. The top-tier GTX model has a 77-kWh battery pack that generates 300 bhp and drives all four wheels.

Maruti Suzuki Jimny

The Maruti Suzuki Jimny apprehended the attention of many car enthusiasts when it debuted at the 2020 Auto Expo in India. The standard 3-door variant is offered in the global market, while the 5-door model made its debut in the Indian market.  

From the grill with its vertical design to the covering over the wheel arches, the Jimny has a rugged look that belies its size. The horizontal slit shape comes from the second generation, but the round headlamps and signal lights are from the first generation.

Citroen C3 Aircross

Citroen’s compact SUV challenger to the Hyundai Creta is predicted to launch by July 2023. The C-Cubed, or Common Modular Platform that underpins the C3 hatchback, will also support the fourth model for the French automaker.

The new C3 Aircross will be longer than 4 metres, according to numerous pictures of the SUV that we have seen. The top-specification C3 hatchback’s 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine is expected for the automobile.

New Hyundai Creta

The new 10.25-inch completely digital instrument cluster, which provides a wealth of information and is similar to the one available with the Alcazar, is the main magnetism here. The design of the housing for the infotainment system has also been altered. Instead of the simple look of the current Creta, there are now buttons and dials on either side of the 8-inch touchscreen infotainment display. 

The 1.5-litre MPI naturally enunciated petrol engine is the only one available in the Indonesian-spec Hyundai Creta facelift. It might come with the same engine but different tuning in the Indian market, and perhaps the 1.4-litre turbo petrol.

Conclusion

Looking out for new launches from your favourite car brands? Know what you are going to be enlightened about within the coming year in terms of cars from your favourite brands from this information. The above-given content is a product of our research and analysis. In case you have any other points that can be added to the list of information available above, please mention them in the comments section. Be smart, and make smart choices.