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SUVs are gaining popularity in India with time. The main reason behind this is that SUVs are suitable for the rough Indian terrains. As the SUVs have a high ground clearance, the centre of gravity and mass move up giving passengers a comfortable ride on any road conditions. Moreover, they can carry plenty of loads and up to ten passengers comfortably. This article will talk about the SUVs that will hit the Indian car market in 2010.

India has become a hub of SUVs as the vehicles can be said to be made for Indian roads. SUVs have an amazing off-roading capacity and are more open to rough use. Moreover, they can carry plenty of loads and come with generous space to accommodate up to ten adults. Here are some SUVs that are going to come to India in 2010.

Carrying a car tool kit in your car can surely be of great help while travelling. You never know when you car will suffer a break down or give away. So, its better to be prepared for the worst. You certainly don’t carry the full set of tool kit in your car, so we have come up with a list of the most useful ‘must carry’ tools and repair items to carry in your car.

It is well said that be prepare for the worst. You never know when your car will have a break down. So it’s very important to store a few simple tools in the car. These tools can help get the car going. Of course, you don’t always carry the full set of tool kit, so we compiled all the most useful tools and repair items to carry in your car.

In a recent interview with a reputed daily, Chetan Maini, the pioneer of electric cars in India, shared his views on electric cars. He replied to the general queries for people asking if there was a market for electric cars in India. And were there buyers for these cars? Let us find out the answers to these questions. Here is a synopsis of his analysis on electric cars.

The New Year 2010 promises a lot to the ever-growing Indian car market. Car sales in the month of January of 2010 began with a high note. This can be said to be the result of low interest rates and positive customer sentiments. Moreover, car buyers invested in cars in the first month of the year, as there was a constant fear of price hikes.

The New Year 2010 has a lot to give to the Indian car market. Car sales in the New Year began with a bang. This can be attributed to low interest rates and positive customer sentiment that continued to fuel demand for new cars. Moreover, car buyers invested in cars as there has been a continuous fear of price hikes which was withdrawn later.

The windshield is an extremely important part of your car. It is also called the windscreen in many countries. But in India, we call it the windshield.

With the green colour enveloping the automotive world, we now have to understand the new green words. Let us learn some of these new terms.

The Tata Nano is again on the headlines. This time, once again for winning the prestigious Bloomberg UTV- Autocar Car of the Year award. The Nano has already won the Indian Car of The Year (ICOTY) award recently.

The choice between Petrol cars and Diesel cars is highly debated right from the inception of these two engine types. There have been endless discussions on this topic among car enthusiasts across the world including India. This article is dedicated to comparing these two most famous engine variations.

Indian car industry is crowded with a number of SUVs, the demand of which is gradually increasing among car consumers. SUVs have come a long way from the traditional Jeep to the stylish and high-tech Honda CR-V, Volvo XC90, and Nissan X-Trail.

In the Recent Years There are so Many New Car Models Entering the Indian Car Market. it Has Become Very Difficult for the Buyers to Choose a Car When They Plan to Buy. There are Many Options for a Car Buyer. for Instance in Small Car Segment One Can Find so Many Options Like Alto, Maruti 800, Chevrolet Spark, Hyundai I10, Santro, Zen Estillo, Etc.

Indian car market is crowded with a number of compact hatchbacks. These numbers have kept on increasing after 2002. The newly designed hatchbacks offer a blend of fuel efficiency and capacious cargo capacity. These cars have their distinctive style and performance when compared to sedans and SUVs.

Tubeless tyres are tyres that do not have tubes within. The inner layer of the tyre is filled with air that is sealed by a butyl wall lining in the interior. This type of car tyre is lined with an air-tight and impermeable material to reduce air permeation and keep the tyres functional.

Global recession has devastated the global auto industry with pinching effects on the Indian auto industry. India is a strong and growing economy but the hit of recession has put red marks on the entire balance sheet of the Indian economy.

It's always fun to learn interesting facts about cars. This mode of transportation has made commuting easy, convenient, and comfortable for humans. It has also contributed to the economic growth and progress of the country.

Cars with automatic transmission are gaining ground in the India. Hardly a few people had heard of automatic transmission in cars a few years ago. Unlike the West, the car drivers here were fond of manual transmission more and to meet their requirements the Indian car market here was full of cars with manual transmission system.

The Indian car industry always offers something new to the people. They come up with the innovative technologies and creative designs that will enhance the drivability. Car with automatic transmission are very common abroad but in India it is recently gaining its popularity.

The fashion trend starts from Bollywood, and so is the car trend. People tend to imitate the style, clothes, and even cars from the fashion world comprising of known personalities, celebrities, and Bollywood stars.

Car safety has become a major issue these days. It is estimated that 70% of the total fatalities in India is because of road accidents. With this thought in mind, car makers are working hard to enhance safety measures for the driver as well as the occupants. They have recently come up with various innovations and advancements in car safety features. These innovations and advancements can be found in most of the new cars.

Car engine is a lump of metal fitted in the car that makes the car go zoom. The traditional types of car engines are petrol and diesel. Since the introduction of automobiles in the Indian car industry, these two types of engines have been dominant and are still among the top most fuels used for fuelling the engines.

The Premium car and SUV market in India is booming up. Renowned makers like Fiat, General Motors and Toyota are also expected to soon roll out their luxury marquees vying for the Indian pie. Some of the global premium car makers who are already planning to bring out their luxury cars to India are Alfa Romeo, Hummer and Lexus.

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd., formerly known as Maruti Udyog, is the one of the oldest car manufacturers in India. The company has written 28 years old history in the rich Indian heritage.

Indian car industry is booming with a host of new cars entering the country. In this present situation, though recession has applied brakes to the market growth, yet car manufacturers are launching new cars with high aspirations to revive the falling car market.

Tata Nano has got a huge publicity from Indian as well as foreign media, but will the same continue for next two years… Or even if it does, would the same work to Nano’s advantage? Such questions get valid answers after Nano gets its competitor in the market.

Airbags are one of the most advanced car safety technologies that have revolutionized the car industry in the recent years. These are flexible and inflatable cushions built into the car interiors mainly on the steering wheel or the dashboard designed in a way to rapidly expand in case of a car accident.

Fuel efficiency has become a major concern for Indian cars. With the rising inflation and increasing pollution, Indian car manufacturers are experimenting with various technologies to design beneficial and fuel efficient engines for their respective car models.

Sedans are slowly taking over the demand in the Indian car industry. The most successful sedans in the market are revamped and transformed versions of their hatchback counterparts. Take example of the super successful car Maruti Suzuki Swift. Driven by the accelerated move of this car on Indian roads, Maruti Suzuki transformed a hatchback to hit the sedan segment in the car market. The transformed version of Maruti Swift is popularly known as Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire.

The investment on small car market in the compact car section in India is boosting, Hyundai Motor, the Korean car maker has ascended the total investments of Rs 7,000 crore for its operation in India. The II-phase of the investment is expected to be Rs 4,000 crore for its second car plant at Irungattukottai, Chennai. This unit will help the company to double its production volume to 6 lakh cars per year.