The Indian sedan market is expected to experience significant growth in 2024, with a range of exciting new models across various segments attracting attention.
2024 is a big year for the Indian sedan market, which has seen significant developments despite continued dominance by SUVs. The launch of a number of new sedans has attracted the attention of car enthusiasts in different market segments. From affordable mass market options to high-end luxury sedans, the launch of these products has had a considerable impact on the Indian automotive industry. In this list, we explore the top five sedans launched in 2024, highlighting their key features, performance, and impact on the growing Indian car market.
Maruti Suzuki Dzire
The Maruti Suzuki Dzire gets a major redesign for 2024, marking a departure from the styling cues of its predecessor. Dzire no longer imitates Swift’s design language, but has established a unique and distinct identity. While retaining the familiar interior layout shared with the Swift, the Dzire now gets an enhanced feature set designed to make it stand out and offer a more premium experience compared to its hatchback sibling
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The third generation Honda Amaze was launched in December 2024 with updated design and features. The new Amaze adopts design elements from Honda City and Elevate.
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It is the first company in the segment to offer Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) for enhanced safety and driver convenience. The Amaze is powered by a 1.2-litre petrol engine.
Toyota Camry
The ninth-generation Toyota Camry has made its India debut with a new design and updated feature list. This generation model from Toyota is the only hybrid offering all available features and technology in one package. This approach is designed to position the Camry as a premium sedan to meet the needs of customers looking for top-tier specs and performance.
BMW 5 Series LWB, i5, M5
The new BMW 5 Series is larger in size, with increased length and width, paying more attention to the driver’s driving experience. Currently, it is only available in the long-wheelbase 503Li version.
In an exciting move, BMW has also launched an electric version of the 5 Series, the i5. Unlike the traditional 5 Series, the i5 is only available in short wheelbase (SWB) models.
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