Auto Expo 2020 Day 2: Your Guide To 6 Important Car Launches And Reveals

As Expo fever reached new heights on its second day on Thursday, we were gripped by the action still in store. Given that fewer cars were shown today, each of the ones that was shown became that much more important. And of course, major carmakers including Maruti and Hyundai had saved their best for the last press day. Mercedes decided to bring some quirkiness to the show, and some electrics made their debuts too. Here's a quick read through the day's highlights:

2020 Hyundai Creta Comes To Town

Hyundai has finally brought the 2020 Creta to light. It features a brand new exterior design which looks similar to the China-spec Dongfeng Hyundai ix25. But does it retain its Tesla-esque minimalist interior design? And when is it going to launch in India? We answer that right here. 

Updated Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza Breaks Cover

Maruti Suzuki has unveiled the updated version of the Vitara Brezza at the Expo. It packs a BS6-compliant  1.5-litre K15B petrol engine and sports a handful of cosmetic updates. We bet these two points must have got you curious. Have a closer look at the updated sub-4metre SUV right here.

MG Hector Plus Unveiled

Morris Garages has taken the wraps off the Hector Plus at Auto Expo 2020. It’s essentially a Hector with a third row bench and captain seats for middle row occupants. Apart from that, the Hector Plus comes with cosmetic revisions, making it look different than the 5-seater model. Have a closer at MG’s showstopper right here.

Volkswagen Goes Electric?

Volkswagen’s all-electric ID.Crozz has made its India debut at Auto Expo 2020. The ID.Crozz preview of the ID.4, VW’s upcoming electric SUV. It’s powered by twin electric motors that develop 306PS and is capable of doing 0-100kmph and can 500km on a single charge. But, is it coming to India? We answer that right here.

Mercedes-Benz Introduces Luxe Camping

The Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo is for that discerning customer who may not want to leave the 7-star comforts of their urban life even when going camping. It packs a fold-out bed, roof tent, and a mini kitchen Under the camper is the three-pointed star's V-Class luxury van. What else does it have? Know here.

 A Chinese EV in Indian guise

China's Haima has tried up with Delhi-based Bird Group to bring the Bird Electric EV1 to India. This pint-sized EV will be launched in the country in about a year. Read all the details about Bird's plans with the EV1 here.