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6 New Cars Confirmed For Indian Market In 2015
Renault Duster Facelift
Renault Duster is proved to be the current best seller in India and thus has made the name of this French automaker Renault a household name through out the company. The Duster has over the years undergone some makeover to get a much better and advanced version of it. But this fresh faced Duster will be launched in the middle of this year most probably. Cues from the European Duster Facelift and the D-Cross concept are expected to enter the India spec SUV. As per the mechanical changes, the new Duster is expected to hold the petrol and turbo diesel options along with an automatic gearbox. A few more features can be expected to be added. Duster still having a demand among the Indian users seems to keep the sales on a high altitude after an upgraded and stylistic facelift.
Renault A Entry
The launch of Renault A Entry/XBA hatchback will blow the small budget car market in India. It will be introduced with a price tag near 
4 Lakh. If one talks about platform, the A entry will use the CMF-A architecture, like that of Datsun Redigo. It will use the 800cc triple cylinder unit made by the Renault-Nissan Technical Center, Chennai. The car can also run an AMT option. The A entry is supposed to leave behind the records of Duster in terms of Sales.
Nissan Terrano AWD
A badge engineered version of the Renault Duster, the Nissan Terrano SUV, has had poor sales figure to show and lost its demand in Indian Market. To make it eligible for the prevailing competition all around, Nissan has planned to upgrade the Terrano with an AWD option. An all wheel drive system, along with additional features like cruise control, speed limiter, ESP and traction control. The Terrano AWD will be launched in 2015 will be above the same Renault Duster variant. As per the interior, some minor changes like an addition of touch screen documentary unit are supposed to be done. The Terrano AWD will provide an option to the cross country enthusiasts to choose among.
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