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NEW DELHI: Tata Motors - owned JLR has admitted that the changing business environment in India, owing to the limited ban on diesel vehicles, has affected its business as it now looks to introduce more petrol variants of its cars.

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Apart from the T5 and T6 variants of the Volvo S60, no other car in the segment has more power than the Jaguar XE petrol.
The company will launch the super car by the middle of 2013 in a range of variants with different petrol engines.
While there is no news on the availability of this engine in the Indian Tucson, the addition of a top - of - the - line naturally - aspirated petrol variant could make the car stand out among its rivals like the Jeep Compass and VW Tiguan.
Hyundai is therefore playing up the local suspension tuning of the new car, which for the first time will offer a turbocharged 2.0 - litre petrol performance oriented variant.
There is only a fraction of the market buying a petrol car, and there is no need to do a Swift Sport diesel as the demand is already peaking for the MJD variants and the factory is unable to produce enough cars.
Entry - level GLA 200 SE spec cars kick off the range, and is one of three petrol variants; the other two being the GLA 250 4Matic and the hot Mercedes - AMG GLA 45 4Matic.
When asked if JLR planned to accelerate the launch of petrol variants of its different models, including the popular Range Rover Evoque, he said: «We are adapting our portfolio, not just because of the ban (on big diesel cars and SUVs) but also due to the increasing preference for petrol vehicles.
Significantly, the adoption of a bespoke platform rules out petrol, diesel or hybrid variants of the new car.
* Straight and simple lines on the new Elantra makes it look classy * The all - black styling gives you the feel of a German car * The list of features is unlimited and many of them are segment first * Both diesel and petrol engines now offer better NVH * Ride is extremely good and even the handling has become sharper * Well priced variants considering the rivals
Hyundai is known for packing its cars with loads of equipment and is likely to offer more goodies with the turbo petrol version, just like what Ford is set to do with the upcoming EcoSport S variant, which will come with the 1.0 - litre Ecoboost turbo petrol motor.
Available in both petrol and diesel trims, the car is powered by Fiat's tried and tested 1.4 litre FIRE engine producing 89bhp and 115Nm of peak torque while diesel variants powered by 1.3 litre multijet engine generates 92bhp and 208Nm of peak torque.
Each of the 4 Series families come in three petrol - engined variants (discounting the M cars).
While the diesel variant of the car will be launched later in 2018, here's an in - depth picture gallery of the petrol version for now.
Honda Cars India today marked its entry into the popular small SUV and premium crossover segment in India with the introduction of the BR - V small SUV at a starting price of Rs 8.75 lakh for the base petrol E variant.
With the exception of the Q5, which is due for a generation change in India, all Audi cars now have at least one petrol - powered variant on sale Read Full News
Another innovation is the particulate filter for petrol cars, which will be introduced next year on all S - Class gasoline variants, as part of the model update.
The car is also offered in a smaller 1.4 - litre petrol variant that makes 99 bhp and 132 Nm of torque.
And diesel engine variants are important on the portfolio of every carmaker wanting to make it big in the Indian market as Indian buyers buy more diesel cars than petrol.
(Considering the Toyota Yaris is offered in only petrol variant we'll be comparing only the petrol engines of all the cars.)
The car is available in three variants out of which Honda City 1.5 E MT and Honda City 1.5 S MT are equipped with 1.5 L, 1497cc, i - VTEC petrol engine with the 5 - speed manual transmission gearbox that is able to produce 118PS power at 6600rpm and 14.9Kg - m torque at 4600rpm.
The company will however plonk in a 1.5 - litre M - Series petrol engine in the export variants of the car.
The side profile of the car is enhanced with 15 - inch alloys for the petrol variant, while the diesel variant has to make do with only 14 - inch alloys.
The car is on offer in 12 variants, and pricing of the petrol version ranges from Rs 4.99 lakh to Rs 6.96 lakh, while the diesel version is priced between Rs 5.99 lakh and Rs 7.96 lakh.
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