Like in all other markets, Volvo will not offer a diesel engine in the new S60 in India as well

The new 3 Series is bigger than the older model and yet lighter

With SUVs and crossovers grabbing all the attention, do sedans have a future? Hopefully, these new models should help them stay relevant in 2019

It’s that time of the year where we run through our archives of the months gone to try and ascertain what the next year has in store for us. 2018 was quite an eventful year and 2019 promises to be even more so. Despite the relentless onslaught of SUVs, there are plenty of other cars that are set to make their debut next year. Right from the affordable new-gen Hyundai Grand i10 to the uber-fast and luxurious sedan, the new BMW 3 Series, there is a car for everyone who might not be keen on an SUV.

Volvo has a tendency to bring their latest models to India soon after they are globally revealed. We expect it to do the same with its latest sedan - the S60

The launch of the C-Class facelift marks the beginning of a major overhaul of the entire luxury compact sedan segment in India, with three launches expected in 2019

The S60 could be assembled locally, the secret to Volvo’s competitive pricing

The new S60 Polestar Engineered makes 48PS and 200Nm more than the outgoing twin-charged version

Apart from Volvo, Skoda and Ford have also announced price hikes

Latest Volvo sedan will be based on SPA platform and will ape the V60’s design