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These days, the demand for rugged SUVs with rough-and-tough and off-roading capability is increasing rapidly in the Indian auto market. Indian customers are now giving preference to vehicles that are not only comfortable on city roads but also perform well on rocky roads and adventure trips.<\/p>\n
Seeing this growing trend, major car manufacturing companies are preparing to launch SUVs with their new technology and design. In the coming times, the market will see a new combination of hybrid technology, rugged looks and premium features, which will not only change the driving experience but will also create a new identity on Indian roads. Come, let us know about these upcoming cars.<\/p>\n
JSW plug-in hybrid SUV<\/h2>\n
JSW Group is all set to launch its first rugged plug-in hybrid SUV in the Indian market, which will be primarily based on the internationally popular Jetour T2. This SUV is going to create a big stir in the market with its boxy design and powerful power of 381 horsepower.<\/p>\n
It has a 26.7kWh battery with a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine, which is capable of giving a range of about 139 kilometers on electric mode alone. Overall this hybrid system can provide a range of more than 1,000 kilometers, making it perfect for long distance journeys.<\/p>\n
Mahindra Vision.S<\/h3>\n
Mahindra is working on its new Vision S SUV, which is also being seen as ‘Desi Defender’. This compact SUV will be based on Mahindra’s new NU_IQ platform and will have Bolero-like ruggedness as well as modern features like flush door handles and advanced touchscreen infotainment system. The Vision S has been specially designed for those customers who are looking for a powerful off-roader at an affordable price. Its starting ex-showroom price is going to be less than \u20b9 10 lakh.<\/p>\n
Renault Bridger<\/h3>\n
Renault is going to introduce new competition in this segment with its new rugged SUV ‘Bridger’. Renault Bridger will be placed in the segment below the Duster and is built on the same platform (RGMP) as the Duster. The biggest feature of Bridger is its muscular look and the spare wheel mounted on the tailgate, which gives it a traditional SUV look. Along with the 1.2-litre turbo-petrol engine, there are plans to introduce an electric version (Bridger EV) in the future.<\/p>\n
The interior of the Bridger is expected to offer ample space and rugged finish, which may make it popular among middle class families. All these three SUVs, with their respective strengths \u2013 JSW’s hybrid power, Mahindra’s rugged legacy and Renault’s economical strength, will emerge as great options for off-roading and adventure enthusiasts in the Indian car market. The wait for these vehicles is likely to end by 2027, which will take the standards of SUVs on Indian roads to a new level.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n