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Maruti Suzuki India is expecting to cross 10,000 units of bookings by the time the small car is launched next week.

Other car makers including Honda Cars, General Motors and Audi India have either raised the prices of their vehicles or in the process to do so.

Besides, the company is looking out for new markets to increase exports of its products to mitigate impact of unfavourable foreign exchange fluctuation.

The Elantra isn't new to India, the car was launched in 2004 and was available in petrol and diesel forms.

Leading car makers Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Hyundai Motors announced discounts of up to Rs 50,000 on petrol models for a limited period.

The Q3 promises to bring in Q5/Q7 quality at a relatively affordable package.

Maruti have really created a car that has the potential to top the success of the outgoing version.

The new launches will be in the personal as well as the commercial vehicle segment.

The company, which currently has seven dealerships, is now looking to open new ones in Kolkata, Jaipur and Kochi.

Vibgyor announced that they would be shortly launching 6 new variants in the market.

The Vespa will hit Indian roads in April 2012 and will initially be available in 35 main cities.

The car is available in the Indian market at an ex-showroom price of Rs 95.9 lakh.

The company said it expects to sell around 10 lakh units by 2014.

The Auto Expo will see the launch of Mahindra's first-ever electric cars following its 2010 acquisition of Reva.

The pricing of the Duke is not final yet, but Bajaj is considering price points between Rs 1.1-1.3 lakhs.

Austrian Lucas Auer is the winner of the 2011 JK Racing Asia Series.