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The company has made some cosmetic as well as mechanical changes to the MUV.

The updated Mahindra Scorpio gets a new pair of headlamps (projectors in the top end variants), new grille and splitters.

Hyundai is also looking at launching their Maruti Ertiga and Honda Mobilio competitor by 2016.

All variants of the Tata Zest get 15-inch alloy wheels with different wheel-design for petrol and diesel models.

The X5 loses its adaptive LED headlamps and instead gets bi-xenons. BMW has also given the LED fog lamp units a miss.

Honda clearly steals the thunder, as the Mobilio looks more like a stylish station wagon than a boring people-carrier.

The Pro TR comes in only one variant and is approximately Rs 5,000 dearer than the Passion Pro in disc/self/cast trim.

The Mobilio is available in four variants with prices starting from Rs 6.49 lakh (for S trim) all the way to Rs 10.86 lakh (applicable for the RS diesel trim) ex-Delhi.

After a spate of recalls being issued by manufacturers overseas Honda Car India Limited (HCIL) has issued a recall for Accords and CR-Vs in India.

Honda claims a fuel efficiency of 30kmpl for the CB300F. The CB300F gets a flat handlebar and rear set footpegs.

Honda Cars India senior vice president Jnaneswar Sen says there is a "high" incidence of taxes on automobile sector in the country.

The two concepts showcased at the Tokyo Show had a monocoque chassis, derived power from a lithium ion battery pack and had a brushless DC motor.

The updated Xtreme is available with both kick and self start and comes standard with alloy wheels.

The new Toyota Corolla Altis is likely to be available in India by the end of April.

The interior has good amount of room considering the size of the vehicle. The layout of the dashboard is unconventional with the gear lever mounted on the centre console.

It will be priced under Rs 4 lakh, but does not feel cheap and is quite good-looking for an entry level car.