Sedan cars

Fiat Tipo



The new upcoming Fiat Tipo car is the successor to ageing Linea sedan which will be sold in markets like Africa, Europe and Middle East with the same name, but will have a different name in Turkish market. Starting with the dimensions, the sedan will measure 4500 mm long, 1780 mm wide and 1480 mm tall. Wheelbase will measure around 2640 mm. On the outside, the sedan adorns a new design that looks refreshing. Read More




Skoda Superb

The new upcoming  Superb car is expected to borrow some of the design cues and elements from the Volkswagen Passat car. The fabric tones, badges and graphics for the touchscreen display will be changed in the car. An all-black cabin with clutter free design is expected with less amount of buttons. Standard features like a two zone climate control, touchscreen infotainment system, electric adjustment for front seats, rear AC vent and leather upholstery will be included. ReadMore


Tata Zica Sedan

The Tata Zica is an exciting new product that is scheduled to be launched by the Indian carmaking giant. The car's contemporary design and well thought out interiors seem to tick all the right boxes, especially if it's launched at a competitive price point. The Tata Zica is the first of the Kite siblings to be revealed with the sedan version expected to follow sometime later this year. The Zica will be available with a choice of 3-cylinder petrol and diesel engine units. The 1.2-litre petrol Revotron engine, also used in the Bolt and Zest, will pump out 83bhp and 114Nm of torque whereas the 3-pot, 1.05-litre diesel unit can make 67bhp and 140Nm of torque. Although unconfirmed, the hatchback will also be launched with an AMT gearbox at a later date. The hatchback will compete with the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Celerio and Hyundai i10 and should cost between 3 lakh and 4 lakh. The Tata Zica will be launched on 20 January, 2016. ReadMore

Toyota Vios

Although Toyota currently sells the Etios and Corolla Altis in India, the company is yet to launch a mid-size sedan to compete against the Honda City, Skoda Rapid, Volkswagen Vento and Hyundai Verna. The Honda City in particular, has been a runaway success in India, which signifies the importance of the segment. However, despite the long delay, the Japanese company is now ready to launch its own entrant into the aforementioned segment in the form of the Toyota Vios. The Vios is likely to arrive in India with a choice of either a 1.4-litre diesel or a 1.5-litre petrol unit. Gearbox options should include a 5-speed manual and 7-speed CVT automatic.  ReadMore