Auto Expo 2020 commenced on February 5 and will continue until the 12th showcasing the best of the best automobiles from around the world. On Day 1, GWM’s unveiled its futuristic tech concept, while Renault showcased the Triber AMT. Check out the top cars that were in the spotlight on opening day. (Image: Auto Expo)
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Chinese auto company Great Wall Motors (GWM) showcased over 10 different models including the world’s cheapest fully electric vehicle, the R1. It is available with a 28.5kWh or 33kWh battery pack and can achieve top speeds of up to 164 kmph. (Image: Auto Expo)
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GWM launched the futuristic Haval’s vision 2025 concept. It comes equipped with facial and biometric recognition, connected car tech, augmented reality head-up display etc. (Image: Auto Expo)
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Hyundai unveiled two version of the Tucson -- 2 litre diesel and petrol -- with 8 speed transmission. Priced at Rs 18.76 lakh, the SUV comes with manual and automatic drive transmission. (Image: Auto Expo)
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French carmaker Renault showcased the Triber easy-R AMT at Auto Expo 2020. It also introduced a new turbo petrol engine. Prices start from Rs 4.99 lakh. (Image: Auto Expo)
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Mahindra & Mahindra showcased a host of upcoming cars and concepts. The electric KUV priced at Rs 8.25 lakh is powered by a 15.9kWh motor that generates peak power of 40kW and 120nm of torque. With a range of around 150 km it is targeted at the commercial buyer. (Image: Auto Expo)
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M&M exhibited a concept vehicle called the Funster with a muscular and aggressive looking front end. The five-seater EV has a top speed of 200 km per hour. Power comes via a 60kWh battery and four electric motors, one for each wheel. (Image: Auto Expo)
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Tata Motors showcased the HBX concept featuring a bold and boxy stance. Priced between Rs 5.5 lakh and Rs 8 lakh it is expected to offer BS6-compliant with 1.2-litre petrol engine. (Image: Auto Expo)
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Volkswagen showed off three new cars, the Taigun, T-Roc and the Tiguan Allspace on Day 1. The Taigun is the company's newest compact SUV with sporty design under Volkswagen's India 2.0 project. There won't be a diesel option for the Taigun. (Image: Auto Expo)
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T-Roc was also showcased at the event. The car will be available with a new TSI petrol engine producing over 150 hp of power. (Image: Auto Expo)
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The seven-seater Tiguan, however, boasts of maximum space. A 2-litre TSI petrol engine producing 190 hp is mated to a seven-speed DSG gearbox. (Image: Expo)
