Many new cars and bikes have been launched in 2022 so far. Maruti launches the new Baleno, Alto K10, Brezza and Grand Vitara, Toyota launches the new Urban Cruiser Hyrider and new Glanza, Hyundai launches the new Tucson and new Venue, Kia launches Cairns MPV, Mahindra launches The new Scorpio-N, and the new Scorpio Classic have been launched. Tata has introduced the new Nexon EV Max and the Tiago EV. But, the process of launching these new cars will continue. Now, this week two cars and two bikes will be launched. Let us tell you about them.
Toyota Innova Hycross
Japanese automaker Toyota will introduce the new-gen Innova Highcross in our market on 25 November 2022. Its official booking will also start soon, but its prices will likely be announced in January 2023. The new model will be based on Toyota’s TNGA-C front-wheel-drive monocoque platform. It will be offered with two engine options – 2.0L Aspirated Petrol and 2.0L Petrol Strong Hybrid. A large panoramic sunroof and ADAS technology can be found in it.
Pravaig Defy
Pravaig Dynamics is a Bengaluru-based EV startup company which will launch the new Pravaig Defy electric SUV in the country on 25 November 2022. It will be an electric sports SUV with a ground clearance of 234 mm. Upcoming car news The top speed of the electric SUV can be 210 kmph, and it can rev from 0 to 100 kmph in just 4.9 seconds.
Ultraviolette F77 electric motorcycle
The Ultraviolette F77 will be available for sale on our market from 24 November 2022. The TVS-backed brand has started taking pre-orders for the new motorcycle. The company showcased the F77 electric motorcycle concept in 2019. It will have a 10.5kWh battery pack, the largest battery size for any electric two-wheeler in India. It can offer a 307km range.
New Bajaj Pulsar 150
Bajaj Auto can launch the new Pulsar motorcycle on 22 November 2022, i.e. today. Upcoming bike news Although the company has not revealed the new bike’s name, it is expected that the product that will be launched will be the new Bajaj Pulsar N150, which has been spied testing several times.