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Multiple Automakers Unveil New SUVs, Convertibles, and Motorcycles
This week, several car makers announced new cars.
Mini released a fancy convertible in India that costs about 63 lakh rupees.
Xiaomi, a Chinese phone company, made a big electric SUV called SkyNomad that can travel a long distance and costs about 300,000 yuan.
Mercedes‑Benz showed a new electric version of its GLA SUV with different battery sizes.
Audi introduced its biggest SUV, the Q9, which will start selling in the U.S. in late 2026.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor launched a new Hilux pickup truck in India, and TVS added a special motorcycle that changes color.
All these launches give people more choices when buying cars and bikes.
Mini launched the Cooper Convertible Stardust Edition in India at ₹62.90 lakh.
Xiaomi introduced the SkyNomad N90 Max electric SUV, priced at 299,900 yuan.
Mercedes‑Benz released the third‑generation all‑electric GLA with 58‑85 kWh battery options.
Audi debuted the Q9, its largest SUV, with deliveries starting Q4 2026.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor launched the ninth‑generation Hilux pickup in India, deliveries in August.
- Who
- Automakers including Mini, Xiaomi, Mercedes‑Benz, Audi, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, and TVS
- What
- Launch of new vehicle models across multiple segments
- Where
- India, China, United States, and global markets
- When
- This week (late July 2024)
- Why
- To expand product lines and offer new models to consumers
Key facts
- Mini Cooper Convertible Stardust Edition
- ₹62.90 lakh (ex-showroom)
- Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 Max
- 299,900 yuan
- Mercedes-Benz GLA (all‑electric)
- 58kWh or 85kWh battery options
- Audi Q9
- Deliveries start Q4 2026
- Toyota Kirloskar Motor Hilux 9th Gen
- Deliveries second week of August









