Even after the festive season has passed, the auto sector continues to launch new ones. Now in the middle of this month, companies like Mahindra, KTM and Mercedes are preparing to launch their new SUVs and bikes.
Mahindra is about to launch an electric SUV which will compete with the electric vehicles of Maruti, Hyundai and Tata. At the same time, KTM is about to launch a new sports bike.
When will the Mercedes-AMG 63 SE be launched?
Mercedes-Benz is going to launch the new AMG C 63 on November 12. The V8 engine has been removed from this model and a plug-in hybrid setup has been given which consists of a 2 liter four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine and a rear-mounted electric motor. The petrol engine alone produces 475 hp, while the electric motor produces 203 hp, taking the total power output to 680 hp. It has a 9-speed multi-clutch automatic gearbox and all-wheel drive. This car can run up to 13 km on electric adventure power only with the help of 6.1 kWh battery pack. Looks sportier than the C-Class, with an AMG grille and a new front bumper.
When will Mahindra BE 6 E be launched?
The new BE 6E will be placed above Mahindra’s XUV400. Mahindra has prepared it to compete with Tata Curve EV and soon to come Hyundai Creta EV and Maruti EVX. The concept version of the BE 6E was 4,370 mm long, 1,900 mm wide and 1,635 mm high and had a wheelbase of 2,775 mm. The production model may also come with similar dimensions, making it as big as Maruti’s upcoming EVX. Its interiors will be similar to the concept introduced in 2022, with a twin-screen setup, dashboard and wraparound design elements extending to the center console.
KTM 390 R bike will be launched
KTM 390 Adventure is one of the most popular adventure touring bikes in India and its new generation Indian launch date is fixed for November 14. The new 390 Adventure R looks very different from the existing model. It is slimmer and more stylish than ever. Its design is inspired by KTM’s Dakar Rally enduro machine, the 890 Adventure. The motorcycle features a new vertically stacked split LED headlight setup and the polygonal DRLs that surround the headlamp cluster give it a unique identity.
