So, the year 2018 is going to end and lot more things are in queue to find space in the year 2019. Likewise, the automobile market is waiting to welcome the series of top SUV's in the Indian market. From Tata Motors, Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki to even Ford, Hyundai have jumped on the SUV bandwagon with new cars or facelifts. The reason behind is the high sales graph in the SUV segment. Companies like Nissan, Datsun are itching to make their mark in the country and guess what, their first offering will be an SUV. So, we can't wait to share some information about the upcoming SUV in India.

Automobile manufacturer Toyota Kirloskar Motor on Tuesday said it will increase prices by up to four per cent effective January 1.

Indeed a great time for automobile industry in India, when, in 2005, Maruti Suzuki Swift was launched with fresh appeal in the Maruti range of cars. It changed the fate of several Indian automakers. Earlier this year, the entire range of Maruti Suzuki has crossed the 20 million sales unit milestone too. The Alto car unit has crossed the 3.5 million mark becoming the highest ever selling car in the country.

Tata Motors has released a set of new teasers to give a closer look of the dashboard of its upcoming SUV Tata Harrier. The new infotainment system on the dashboard has been put in accordance to the new Impact Design 2.0 philosophy.

The much awaited new 390 Adventure in India will be introduced to the market by the end of 2019. Bike enthusiasts expected the company to introduce the new Adventure this year but the company took the cover of 790 Adventure.

The Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has launched a compact luxury SUV, designed, engineered and manufactured as per the commitment to the UK car industry.

The car market in India is eagerly waiting to welcome the 2019 Hyundai Elantra Facelift. Just a couple of days ago, Hyundai prototype was captured on camera in Ooty hill station, perforimg high altitude tests stands in line with the global updates the sedan received three months ago. It is believed that this feature will be the biggest USP of this upcoming vehicle.

Vintage vehicles are close to heart for some people. While many of us look for new brand cars, there are a few people who have craze for British-made car which are rare in today's India. Likewise, a 1937 Morris 8 car once drove by artist MF Husain was sold to a Mumbai-based businessman for Rs 17.74 lakh in an online auction that ended on Wednesday night.

Luxury automobile manufacturer BMW India will increase prices by up to 4 per cent across its product portfolio effective from January 1, 2019. "From 1 January 2019, BMW India will increase the prices of its cars by up to 4 per cent," Vikram Pawah, Chairman, BMW Group India said in a statement on Thursday.

Swedish carmaker Volvo Cars on Thursday said it would assemble plug-in hybrid cars in India from the end of 2019.