Aditya Nadkarni is a Senior Correspondent at Mobility Outlook. He covers a range of topics within the automotive sector, focusing on automobiles, motorcycles, electric vehicles, and car manufacturing, with a particular emphasis on brands such as Hyundai, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Honda. Aditya's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications including Team-BHP, CarWale, and CarTrade.com.
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Will get a Level 2 ADAS suite To feature a new signature Frost Blue colour
Will debut alongside the production-spec EQG To boast a higher range and a few unique features
To be unveiled on 19 December Will get petrol and diesel engines at launch Kia's first product launch for the new year will be the Syros B-SUV.
Likely to carry over powertrains from the Grand Vitara To rival the Alcazar , Safari, XUV700, and more
To boast a panoramic sunroof and ventilated rear seats Will sit above the Sonet
Features segment-first reclining and ventilated rear seats Powered by petrol and diesel engines with manual and automatic transmissions
On the open road too, the Camry is a strong performer. There is more than enough power and torque on offer to keep up with the traffic with ease.
High-speed stability is very good. Even at 120 km/h, the Camry is very well-planted and displays no floatiness or nervousness. On undulations, the vertical movement is well controlled.
Is India's only passenger vehicle manufacturer to attain this feat New Kharkhoda plant to begin operations in 2025
This is the ninth-generation Toyota Camry and is available in India as one fully-loaded model
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