Five Cars to look out for in 2020

The car industry is all set for a bumper year in terms of new car launches in 2020. With the more stringent new Bharat VI emission norms coming into force on April 1, 2020, customers can look forward to new models that are more energy-efficient and less polluting. This is welcome news for both manufacturers and customers after 2019 saw lower sales. According to car industry experts, customers aware of the new norms were unwilling to buy automobiles conforming to the older Bharat V norms and generally preferred to sit out in 2019. The reason is that the resale value of vehicles adhering to the Bharat V norms was likely to fall sharply after the new Bharat VI standards became operational.

With 2020 around the bend, it appears to be most carmakers have kept their powder dry and weapons prepared in the fight for showcase incomparability. Most car organizations are ready to dispatch new models or overhauled forms of their old hits. It is evaluated that the year could well observe somewhere in the range of 70-100 new vehicle dispatches, making it a blockbuster as far as new vehicle launches.
Whether you are eyeing an entry-level hatchback, a premium sedan, a spacious multi-purpose vehicle, or an electric car that will reduce your fuel bills, you will be spoilt for choice.

• Honda Brio
The new Honda Brio comes with a starting price of Rs. 4.73 lakh (Delhi) and (1.2L i-VTEC) engine. It has safety features like front passenger and driver and comes with  seat airbags spacious boot, Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution EBD) and anti-theft engine immobilizer system. Fuel Avg for the manual transmission variants is 18.5 km/l.

• Renault Triber 
Based on a progressive new stage Renault Triber is not normal for any vehicle we have seen on Indian streets. Situated as India's most open sub-4m vehicle, its secluded plan gives you astonishing adaptability in space the executives. With the standard 5 guest plan, it accommodates 625 liters of boot space. You can likewise change over it into a seven-seater with Renault's EasyFix seats. The vehicle accompanies best in class amusement route frameworks and two-front and side airbags.

The vehicle is controlled by a 1.0 3-chamber petroleum motor and accessible with a five-speed manual transmission. The value run begins at Rs. 4.95 lakh (ex-appear, Delhi).

• Tata Altroz 
This is the principal premium hatchback from Tata Motors. It arrives in a 1.2 L Petrol 3-chamber and 1.5 L Diesel 4-chamber motor, a five-speed transmission, 37-liter fuel tank limit, and 345 liters of boot space. It accompanies a great deal of best in class includes, a Harman theater setup, back camera, and a seven-inch computerized instrument bunch. While the organization hasn't reported the cost at this point, the buzz on the online auto media is that the range would begin around Rs. 5.5 lakh. 

• Hyundai Aura 
Hyundai's opponent to Maruti's smash hit Dzire will be the main vehicle furnished with Kappa 1 l BS-6 T-GDI Petrol and 1.2 l BS-6 ECOTORQ Diesel motor, offering Superior Power, Superior Performance and Fuel Efficiency. It likewise accompanies a best in class theater setup and host of different highlights. While the organization hasn't reported the cost at this point, the buzz on the online media is that it might be evaluated between Rs. 5.5-9 lakh.

• Tata Nexon EV 
Goodbye Motors has turned over appointments for its Nexon Electric Vehicle. It is fueled by a 30.2 kWh, IP67 ensured battery pack that as per the organization, gives more than 300 km on a solitary charge. It is probably going to be valued between Rs. 15-17 lakh.

There are parcels all the more new models expected to be propelled in 2020 and we will keep you refreshed once organizations discharge the data formally.

Disclaimer: This article has been composed by The Source, a Mumbai-based substance creation.