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The second-generation BMW X2 stands out from its predecessor with a variety of new styling elements and updated features.

The BMW i5 exhibits a sportier profile characterized by a reduced number of lines, enhancing their athletic appeal. The sleek appearance is further enhanced by the integration of flush door handles, creating a cleaner surface.

The pre-owned car segment is expected to witness a double-digit growth this fiscal on increased preference for personal mobilityLuxury carmakers are viewing this space as a strategic opportunity to add first-time customers who aspire to experience and own a luxury car

The new 2 Series, which was launched in the price range of ₹39.30 lakh to ₹41.40 lakh, aims to tap demand from the younger buyers while capitalizing on the festive momentum

The German auto major will use this new model to aim at revival from the slump in sales that was induced due to the pandemicThe coupe comes with a twin turbo 2-litre diesel engine

This current mode of customization can be traced back to the the Lamborghini Reventon in 2008Both Bugatti and Rolls-Royce have fashioned uber-expensive one-offs, if at times only intermittently

Mercedes-Benz India CEO Martin Schwenk says demand for luxury cars in India is likely to revive in the second half of 2019A higher GST rate on luxury cars, import duty structure impacts localization, says the CEO

The aspiration for luxury has travelled well beyond the metros into tier II and III cities Cities like Coimbatore, Hubli, Ludhiana, Dehradun, Jamshedpur, Bhubaneswar, Guwahati, Surat and Indore are new luxury hot spots

2018 was also the second and consecutive year in which Mercedes-Benz India achieved the 15,000-sales mark in a calendar year