India’s biggest motor show was finally back this year after missing its 2022 date due to Covid-19. Though the majority of car and bike brands stayed away, there was enough excitement with Indian brands taking centre stage by unveiling some exciting models and concepts. Here’s a look at the top five show-stoppers that pulled in the crowds.
Maruti Jimny
The long-awaited five-door Maruti Suzuki Jimny finally made its global debut at the Auto Expo 2023, where bookings for this iconic off-roader were opened. The Jimny is expected to go on sale in May and is aimed at the lifestyle segment which has grown by leaps and bounds post Covid-19. The Jimny comes at a time when the desire to discover the wilderness has never been stronger. This plucky 4x4 can crawl up mountains, ford rivers and conquer sand dunes, all with a smile. The boxy design and straight lines give it a retro appeal that is an intrinsic part of the Jimny’s lovable character. The lacklustre 1.5 litre 105hp engine, mated to a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed torque converter automatic gearbox may not give you the oomph you get ina Thar, but this lightweight 4x4 is shockingly capable and can go where many SUVs can’t.
Tata Sierra concept
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