Upcoming Cars in India

11 September 2026 · ₹1.80 crore+ (expected); i7 ~₹2.10 crore+

LCI update with Panoramic iDrive and a 17.9-inch touchscreen; the electric i7 keeps its 112.5 kWh pack with up to ~728 km claimed range. Bookings open since 1 August.

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September 2026 · ₹85 lakh–1 crore (expected)

First India-assembled BMW electric sedan (Chennai). Battery and power figures conflict across reports — we'll publish specs once the launch release settles them.

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End of September 2026 · top turbo CVT ~₹10.2 lakh (expected)

The Kiger's 1.0L turbo (~100 hp/160 Nm) comes to the 7-seater with 5MT and CVT options, plus a factory dual-cylinder turbo-CNG (manual only).

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September–October 2026 (no official date) · slight premium over today's ₹10.32–18 lakh

Roxx-style grille, C-shaped LED DRLs, electric power steering replacing the hydraulic setup, and a digital cluster reported; engines carry over.

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30 September 2026 · ₹1.77–2.28 crore (configurator live)

113 kWh pack with ~643 km claimed range; the Turbo's 1,156 hp/1,500 Nm makes it the most powerful production Porsche ever. India prices are already on Porsche's configurator.

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Prices in early October 2026 · ₹10.25–18.75 lakh (expected)

Officially revealed 18 August with bookings open. The 1.0 TSI gains a new 8-speed torque-converter automatic; 10.1-inch touchscreen and 360° camera added. Festive deliveries planned.

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Before Diwali (October 2026) · ~₹10.5–19 lakh (expected)

Mirrors the Taigun facelift — connected LED light bar, bigger screens — and the 1.0 TSI is expected to get the same new 8-speed AT as the Slavia.

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12 October 2026

Double launch: flagship electric 7-seat SUV plus Volvo's return to sedans, both on the 800V SPA2 platform — up to 680 hp twin-motor, 350 kW charging (10–80% in ~22 min).

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October 2026 · ₹11.5–14.5 lakh (expected)

Global reveal done (Suzuki XL7 facelift). Headline change: a 6-speed torque-converter automatic finally replaces the old 4-speed; the 1.5L K15C continues.

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October 2026 (festive) · ₹46–60 lakh (expected, sources vary)

Bookings officially open since 1 September (₹1 lakh token). 2.0L turbo with 204 hp, 7-speed DCT and quattro; rivals the BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA.

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October 2026 · ₹12–17 lakh (expected)

Connected LED DRLs, 10.25-inch screen and ventilated seats reported. Powertrain unchanged — coverage explicitly says no hybrid with this facelift.

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Before Diwali (late October 2026) · ₹15–30 lakh (expected, sources vary widely)

JSW's first passenger vehicle and a new brand for India: a boxy SUV with a 1.5T plug-in hybrid claiming ~1,200 km combined range.

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By Diwali (October–November 2026) · top hybrid ~₹20.1 lakh (expected)

1.8L strong hybrid with 160 hp/172 Nm combined and a 1.4 kWh battery; Renault claims ~80% of city driving happens in EV mode.

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Festive season (around Diwali) · ~₹22.5–32 lakh (ballpark, nothing firm)

Tata's first three-row EV, on the same acti.ev+ platform as the Harrier EV with 65/75 kWh packs. Production reportedly started in August; rivals the Mahindra XEV 9S.

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Festive window (India prices pending) · ~₹3.5 crore (expected)

JLR India's first BEV — bookings open since 2 September at a ₹10 lakh token. 118.5 kWh, 550 hp/850 Nm, up to 600 km WLTP.

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Festive-season deliveries · batch 1 was ₹49.99 lakh; batch 2 TBA

50 more CBU units after the first 100 sold out in about 20 minutes. 265 hp 2.0 TSI with a 7-speed DSG.

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November 2026 · ₹7–12 lakh (expected)

Debuts Maruti's first in-house series hybrid on the 1.2L Z12E with 30+ km/l claims; ADAS reported for higher trims.

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By end of 2026 (per Hyundai India CEO; slip risk) · ₹10–13 lakh (expected)

Unnamed E-GMP(K)-platform EV with two battery options and 300+ km range, aimed at the Nexon EV and Tata's small EVs. Some reporting hedges toward early 2027.

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