Auto Expo 2020: Sleek next-gen models unveiled by carmakers

Despite being hit with a crisis due to the economic slowdown, India's carmakers are showcasing new models for the country's petrolheads. Here's a look at what they have on offer.

Despite being hit with a crisis due to the economic slowdown, India's carmakers are still rolling out new models for the country's petrolheads. Here's a look at what they have on offer. 

Following the launch of the Harrier SUV last year, Tata Motors showcased its 7-seater version, 'Gravitas'. The car will get a BS-VI compliant 2.0 diesel engine and will be offered with a 6-Speed Manual and automatic gearbox. (Photo| PTI)

Making enthusiasts nostalgic, Tata Motors showcased the 'Sierra Concept', named after the famous 90s SUV. Fans hoped for a comeback of the iconic car. (Photo| PTI)

India's favourite SUV maker Mahindra came up with the Funster concept. An electric convertible, the four-seater car is touted to go from 0 to 100 kmph in 5 seconds. (Photo| PTI)

Coming up with another EV, UK-based carmaker MG Motors unveiled the 'Marvel X' SUV. Available in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive, it comes with a 52.5 kWh battery pack and two motors. (Photo| PTI)

After being a runaway success since its launch in August 2019, the 'Kia Seltos' SUV came with an 'X-Line concept' which had a rugged appearance and a roof rack. (Photo| PTI)

To compete with the Hyundai Venue, Korean automaker Kia unveiled the 'Sonnet'. Apart from its roof rails and scuff plate, a LED stripe across the tailgate and dual-tip exhausts gave the vehicle a 'rugged look'. (photo| PTI)

Maruti Suzuki's 'Vitara Brezza' facelift comes with smart hybrid technology, automatic transmission, BS-VI compliance, 1.5-litre petrol engine and a range of personalization options. (Photo| PTI)

Hyundai's main focus was on a facelift for the Creta SUV. Touted to be larger than its predecessor and with a planned launch on March 2020, the SUV comes with an all-new cabin layout. However, car enthusiasts gave negative to mixed reviews to the overall design of the vehicle. (Photo| PTI)

German carmaker Volkswagen unveiled its first EV 'ID.Crozz'. The SUV gets a 4WD powertrain which is capable of attaining a top speed of 180 kmph and a driving range of 500 km on a single charge. (photo| PTI)

Skoda came up with the 'Vision IN' concept SUV. Said to be the company's first model under the India 2.0 plan, the car is powered by a 1.5-litre TSI engine and a 7-speed DSG gearbox. (Photo| PTI)

With the V-Class launched last year, Mercedes Benz came up with the MPV's 'Marco Polo' edition meant for camping and getaway purposes. (Photo| PTI)

Touted to be launched in October 2020, the Mercedes Benz 'GLA SUV' facelift is said to be the smallest in the comapny's line-up despite being longer and taller than its predecessor. (Photo| PTI)

Based on the GSX-S1000F, the Suzuki 'Katana' sports bike was unveiled and grabbed attention with its authoritative design. (Photo| PTI)