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India&rsquo;s oldest surviving passenger car maker still holds over 50% of the market share even today. The company now sells vehicles through two divisions, namely, Arena and Nexa showrooms. Monthly sales continue to be over a lac units consistently and the company is present in as many as a dozen segment of cars. Maruti&rsquo;s unbeatable network of showrooms and workshops across the length and breadth of the nation is a major deciding factor for new car buyers. From the most affordable car in India, Alto 800, to their range topping XL6 premium MPV, the range of cars from Maruti covers over 80% of the market requirements today.

One of the youngest players in the Indian car market has a British heritage but comes under a major Chinese player, SIAC. This company (Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation) has multiple automobile brands under its umbrella and this gives MG an upper hand when it comes to picking a model for Indian use. The Hector is a perfect example, being retailed under various badges worldwide. Their second product, the ZS EV too is not a made-for-India vehicle likewise. As massive R&amp;D costs are saved, it allows the company to price their vehicles very competitively, which making sure they are feature loaded, comfortable and future ready. We say, if you have any apprehensions about the Chinese parent company, don&rsquo;t think too much as this brand is here to stay for long, with reliable vehicles. Go for one!

Set-up in 1996, Hyundai brought in technology and features never before seen on any Indian made car. The (then) Santro was a perfect example and over the years, this Korean giant has ensured a solid number two position in terms of sales. They continue to sell over 40,000 units on a monthly basis and overtaken Maruti in some segments as well. The company has been experimenting with premium products like the Santa Fe, Tucson and Elantra and has not lost its focus from providing a 
(more) premium experience to its owners. Most of their new models intact come with segment defining features, something that other manufacturers end up providing in due time.

Another homegrown manufacturer that is holding onto its fort tightly is Mahindra. They only have SUVs / MPVs in their line-up and their oldest brand, the Bolero still remains a best seller in most markets around India. For passenger vehicles, the likes of the Scorpio, XUV500 and XUV300 still make up for a good chunk. Mahindra&rsquo;s offerings have moved ahead with times when it comes to features, reliability and road presence. Though they do promote adventure, most of their offerings do not offer 4x4 or AWD anymore. However, the all-new Thar is one awaited compact SUV that will suit adventure junkies and urban youth alike. Likewise, other SUVs in the portfolio are also due for a complete makeover in 2020 and in 2021. The company is also working hard towards EV options with the eKUV100 being the latest addition.

Once known purely for commercial vehicles, Tata Motors has come a long way when it comes to offering passengers cars in India. Right from the good old Indica to the current Altroz, the company has made bounds and leaps when it comes to engineering feats, quality of vehicles and overall package delivery. The 2020 Auto Expo further gave us a hint of things to expect from the home grown car maker. Each of their products today are up there with the best in the segment and with safety being their top priority, Tata is winning hearts each passing day. Focus is on 
larger bodied (read: SUVs) vehicle is this is indeed what thousands are looking forward too. If you have ever wanted to buy a Tata vehicle, the time is right - no more niggles and issues in their modern day offerings.

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Renault has launched products that have redefined the segment. Take for instance the Duster that had a waiting period extending into months. Likewise, the little Kwid gave an entirely new dimension to entry level cars and the latest product to do is the Triber. The French car marker has taken time to understand the Indian market but seems to have mastered the art now finally. The company has also made India an important export hub and follows the &ldquo;make in India, for the world&rdquo; philosophy. In the coming few years, Renault will shy away diesels for India and will instead focus on petrol and hybrids. They might not stick to sedans anymore but the focus on larger vehicles will be in place. Reliability, features and value for money offerings will be order of the day.

BMW is a German luxury carmaker that entered India in the year 2007. BMW is the best luxury car manufacturer in India after Mercedes-Benz in terms of sales. The company operates its manufacturing plant in Chennai and has a warehouse in Mumbai. Mini and Rolls Royce, both are the subsidiaries of BMW group and BMW operates both the brands independently&nbsp;in India too. BMW 3-series is the highest selling car from the brand and it is assembled in India with other cars as well. The brand is hugely popular by its performance division called &ldquo;BMW M&rdquo;. The M brand offers M2 competition, M5 competition and BMW M8 coupe in the Indian market. Lately, we have started witnessing almost all models from its global line up here in India.&nbsp;

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Mercedes-Benz is part of the Diamler AG group that has its headquarters in Germany. The brand entered the Indian luxury car market in 1994 and currently has the largest luxury car network in India. Their manufacturing facility is based on the outskirts of Pune and the company sells almost the entire range of cars here in India. They also run the AMG Driving Academy for enthusiasts and remains the most desirable brand when it comes to aspirational cars in India. Not many also know that Mercedes even sells the luxury V class van in the country.&nbsp;

Believe it not but Porsche has been selling cars in India since 2004! With their HQ in Mumbai, this performance car marker has spread its wings far and wide and with options like the Macan on sale, they have&nbsp;also widened their customer base. 2020 will also see the launch of their e-Supercar, the Taycan. Likewise, more than half of all Porsches sold in India will either be hybrids or full-electric options. Porsche is part of the much bigger Volkswagen Group&nbsp;

The ZS ain&rsquo;t a new SUV from MG as it is sold internationally. Its parent 
company, SAIC, has access to a lot of modern day EV tech which meant 
India&rsquo;s second full electric SUV came here sooner than expected. Yes, the ZS 
EV makes use of best of both the worlds - a proven SUV mixed with reliable 
electric tech to make sure all this comes at an affordable price tag. Further, 
Morris Garages is aggressively updating the charging infrastructure and their 
support in this regard is helping convert new buyers for this e-SUV. 
The ZS EV doesn&rsquo;t look too outlandish, muscular or bling from the outside. 
That said, it does carry a sleek look and those who like to lie low in society 
will like the understated design language. Things on the inside is better when 
it comes to providing that premium and plush feel. High in quality levels, the 
cabin of the ZS EV feels and looks good from the word go. The flat bottom 
steering, the large screen, well bolstered leather seats et al go a long way in 
making you feel happy about the price paid for this car. 
The highlight here is the 44.5 kWh battery pack that powers the 143 PS 
electric motor. Punch from zero RPM is addictive and you can pick from three 
modes of Eco, Normal and Sport. Likewise, there are three different levels of 
KERS as well and you can use them as desired. During our day long drive in 
the car, it was fair to conclude that the ZS EV will offer a real world driving 
range of over 300km very easily. Remember, fast charging takes an hour for 
the 0-80% charge. 
Ride and handling remain neutral and its easy to get used to the ZS in traffic. 
On the whole, given the pricing, this remains one of the best premium e- 
SUVs in the market today.

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