After superbike launches from Yamaha nd Suzuki in 2008, now it is time for Honda to join the fray with its superbike VFR1000. Honda sources said that the company has finalised plans to unveil the VFR1000 soon after the other launches it has scheduled for 2009. The actual launch date would be at the end of 2009 or beginning of 2010.

Hyundai Motor India is mulling over boosting its production capacity to around 580,000 units this year.

Realising the importance of the Indian two wheeler market, UK-based electric two-wheeler maker Ultra Motor is lining up plans to boost its sales network in the country on a large scale.

Indian roads will see yet another electric car - this time from a large car maker.

The much applauded Camry will be soon be manufactured in Toyota's Indian manufacturing facility. The Japanese major is looking at making Camry in the country as importing the car as it does now means paying high import duty in India. Update: Fortuner launched! Rs 18.5 lakhs, diesel, 171 PS. Click here for more.

The popularity of its two hatchbacks - the Aveo U-VA and the Spark - has spurred General Motors India to think of unveiling yet another model in the country.

A new face-lifted version of the hugely successful Innova MPV has been launched by Toyota in India.

Toyota Kirloskar Motors launched a facelifted of its multi purpose vehicle, the Toyata Innova, in India. The estimated introductory price tag for various versions of vehicle would lie in between 7.66 lakhs to 11.06 lakhs. We bring you the initial details and a few photos here.

Bajaj Auto is gearing up to create a spalsh in the Indian bike mart by upgrading its Pulsar power bikes in the 250 and 300 cc catgories.

Get set for the VW Beetle. For the first time, the Volkswagen Beetle provided a sneak peek at the upcoming VW Beetle at the Mumbai International Motors Show 2009. Update: VW Beetle launch by Dec 2009

The wait for the Tata Nano might soon be over. Tata Motors has said that the base model as well as the fully loaded version of the Rs 1 lakh car would be launched by end of February 2009.

Twelve years is a long time. Since 96 when GM introduced an electric car that failed in the market despite a dedicated fan following, much water has flowed under the bridge.

In a view to spread its presence in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities during the current year, Ford India has opened three new dealerships in Ambala, Varanasi and Siliguri.

http://www.dancewithshadows.com/autoindia/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/gm-cadilac-cts-photo-gallery.jpgGeneral Motors India plans to launch the Cadillac CTS sedan in India.

BMW has launched its BMW 3 series in India. The BMW 3 series will be available in the BMW dealerships across India, from January 2009.

Offering the convenience of automatic transmission and hassle-free motoring for discerning consumers, General Motors India has rolled out its new Chevrolet Captiva Automatic+ in India.

The Pune-based Bajaj Auto Limited will now be adding two international brands, Kawasaki and KTM to its portfolio, to rejuvenate its market share in the two-wheeler segment.

Tata Motors is likely to benefit with regard to more models standing the chance to be lined up at its dealerships following the coming together of Fiat and Chrysler.

A sudden shoot up in input costs has forced Ford India to effect a price hike on its various models in the country.

Came across this video from the launch of the Bajaj XCD 135 DTS-Si. Thought you guys might be interested. You get a look at the bike, and then a few words from Rajiv Bajaj.