A variety of SUVs, right from the Hyundai Creta facelift to the Bentley Bentayga EWB, are headed here next year.The SUV form aspect is hands down the most popular, not just in India, however globally too. The gratitude for SUVs in India stems from the fact that they have a great driving position and are useful. Given the less than ideal roads we have, their ground clearance also comes in helpful, making them a perfect option for city and cross country usage. Below is a list of all new SUVs entering our market next year, ranging from the three-row version of the Citroen C3 hatchback, going all the method up to the Bentley Bentayga EWB.Bentley Bentayga EWBThe Bentayga EWB ( Extended Wheelbase) is now Bentleys flagship product after the manufacturer terminated the Mulsanne in 2020. The EWB is 180mm longer than the standard variation, with all the extra area being awarded to the rear seat passengers.Globally, for the time being, the Bentayga EWB only gets a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 producing 550hp and 770Nm of torque. It can accelerate from 0-100kph in 4.6 seconds and reach a leading speed of 290kph. The Bentayga EWB gets 3 seating options for the rear passengers– a two-seat setup; a three-person bench setup; and a mix of both called the 4 +1 configuration. It, nevertheless, will not be offered with seven seats, regardless of the longer wheelbase.Coming: Late 2023Engines: 4.0-litre petrolExpected price: Rs 5 croreBMW X1The new X1 gets large, chrome-heavy kidney grilles flanked by slim headlights with L-shaped LED Daytime Running Lamps. In profile, it has chunkier wheel arches and flush door handles.Inside, the X1 features a 10.7-inch touchscreen infotainment system that operates on BMWs new iDrive 8 os, while the chauffeur gets a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster. The X1 is slightly larger than its predecessor with a 22mm longer wheelbase and 31mm broader track translating to more area in the cabin. The new seats are declared to use boosted long-distance comfort.Mechanically, it gets an option of two fuel and diesel motor choices, with all 4 getting 48V mild-hybrid innovation and an electrical starter motor in the 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The 136hp sDrive18i and 150hp sDrive18d versions come with front-wheel-drive system as basic, whereas the 218hp xDrive23i and 211hp xDrive23d versions get an all-wheel-drive system.Coming: Late 2023Engine: 1.5-litre and 2.0-litre petrol, 2.0-litre dieselExpected price: Rs 45 lakh-50 lakhCitroen C3 7-seaterCitroen has actually been found checking a seven-seater version of its C3 crossover. Perhaps called the C3 Aircross, C3 Plus or C3 Sport Tourer, it will ride on larger wheels– 16 inches– than the basic C3, and will likely have more ground clearance in addition to rugged body cladding. It might be a direct competitor to the Renault Triber and be a more inexpensive option to the Kia Carens, Maruti Suzuki Ertiga and the XL6.Visually, the C3 Aircross resembles the basic C3 till about the B-pillar. The seven-seater version appears to have a longer rear overhang, suggesting it might be longer than 4 metres. The rear quarter panel and glass location also appear to be brand-new for the seven-seater C3. Even on the within, it has a comparable layout, however because the C3 Aircross will be placed greater, it may get more features as standard.Under the hood, it is expected to have the very same powertrain as the basic C3– a 1.2-litre turbo petrol engine mated to a 6-speed gearbox. To price it aggressively, Citroen could also give the C3 Aircross a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated gas engine.Coming: Late 2023Engines: 1.2-litre petrolExpected rate: Rs 10 lakhForce Motors Gurkha 5-doorThe five-door version of the Force Gurkha will share most parts with its three-door sibling. The five-door variation of the SUV is expected to come in multiple seating layout choices, consisting of a bench or captains chairs for the 2nd row and jump seats or captains chairs for the third.The five-door Gurkha will likely use the three-door versions upgraded C in C platform with a 400mm longer wheelbase. It will also rollover the Mercedes-sourced 2.6-litre diesel motor mated to a 5-speed gearbox. It is anticipated to come in 4X4 and 4X2 variants, along with locking differentials and a low-range gearbox.Coming: Early 2023Engines: 2.6-litre dieselExpected cost: Rs 15 lakhHonda midsize SUVHonda is lastly taking a plunge into the thick of the SUV market with a midsize SUV thats intended directly at market leader, Hyundai Creta. The new SUV will be around 4.2 m long and will have seating for five together with a relatively large boot. Hondas competence in packaging will make it high on space.The brand-new SUV is expected to get a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine in addition to a 1.5-litre gas hybrid. It is particular that this new SUV will not have a diesel powertrain as Honda will stop producing diesel motors from February 2023 due to the new emissions guidelines. While details are scant, Honda is likely to include the current on-board tech in its brand-new midsize SUV, and it is expected to get the next-generation touchscreen infotainment system.Coming: April 2023Engines: 1.5-litre petrolExpected price: Rs 16 lakh-18 lakhHyundai micro SUVHyundai is preparing to take on the Tata Punch by introducing its own entry-level SUV. The brand-new model, codenamed Ai3 CUV (Compact Utility Vehicle), will be based on the Grand i10 Nios and Auras platform and is likely to use the 1.2-litre fuel engine. Since Hyundai offers CNG versions of its other little vehicles, there is a possibility that the brand-new micro SUV could likewise get a CNG option.The upcoming entry-level SUV will likely sit in between the Grand i10 Nios and Venue in Hyundais portfolio.Coming: May 2023Engines: 1.2-litre petrolExpected price: Rs 6 lakh-8 lakhHyundai Creta faceliftThe mid-life refresh for Hyundais popular SUV will bring significant updates to the exterior in addition to new features on the inside. It gets a Tucson-inspired front end with Hyundais new parametric grille and LED Daytime Running Lamps that reach the edges of the automobile. The rear gets new, sharper-looking lights and a reprofiled boot lid.Inside, the changes will be subtle as the basic design and style are anticipated to be brought over. Major changes consist of a 10.25-inch digital cluster– as seen on the Alcazar — along with ADAS tech from the Tucson. Under the hood, the updated Creta is expected to rollover the existing petrol and diesel engines in addition to the present gearbox options.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.4-litre turbo-petrol, 1.5-litre fuel, 1.5-litre dieselExpected cost: Rs 11 lakh-19 lakhKia Seltos faceliftThe facelift of the Seltos will get a newly created bonnet and headlamps. It gets brand-new alloy wheels, while the rear has the most changes– a new tail-lamp style, revitalized bumper and synthetic skid plate.On the within, the Seltos will get new upholstery and cosmetic updates to the dashboard in addition to some new features, such as ADAS, which will be tuned for India. Kia will likewise use a brand-new infotainment system with a revamped control panel for the cooling. Under the hood, the Seltos will keep the current engine and transmission options.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.4-litre turbo-petrol, 1.5-litre fuel, 1.5-litre dieselExpected price: Rs 12 lakh-20 lakhLand Rover Defender 130The Defender 130 adds 340mm of extra length behind the rear axle, which aids in additional boot area. It comes with seating for 5 as basic, however can seat approximately 8 with a two-three-three seating design as an option. Inside, the Defender 130 looks really similar to other models in the Defender line-up. It gets the bigger 11.4-inch curved touchscreen and brand-new trim options, including oak veneer and tan leather seats.While base design Defenders get coil springs as basic, the Defender 130 gets adaptive air suspension that quits to 430mm of expression and a water-wading depth of approximately 900mm. In India, the Defender 130 will get a 400hp, 3.0-litre gas engine as well as a 300hp, 3.0-litre diesel engine.Coming: Early 2023Engines: 3.0-litre petrol, 3.0-litre dieselExpected rate: Rs 1.3 crore-1.4 croreLexus RXThe BMW X5 rival has had a couple of changes to its measurements, with the wheelbase being 6mm longer and the roofline 10mm lower, and its exterior is based upon Lexus Next Chapter style language. The RX gets a 14-inch touchscreen as basic, cordless charging too wireless Apple CarPlay. It just gets wired Android Auto connectivity. Lexus has gone with vegan synthetic leather for the upholstery. India will get the RX 350h variant that is powered by a 250hp, 2.5-litre strong hybrid powertrain, mated to an 18.1 kWh battery.Coming: January 2023Engines: 2.5-litre petrolExpected cost: Rs 1.2 croreMaruti Suzuki JimnyThe five-door Jimnys wheelbase will be 300mm longer than the three-door version. Despite measuring 3,850 mm in length, it will be much shorter than the new Brezza. Since it gets a 1.5-litre fuel engine, it will not receive the lower import tax bracket for sub-4m classification. It will debut in India first, and will consequently be available in international markets. Maruti Suzuki is currently manufacturing left- and right-hand drive versions of the three-door Jimny in India, however it is just for the export market.Under the hood, the Jimny is expected to be powered by a 1.5-litre gas engine in addition to a mild-hybrid set-up mated to either a 5-speed handbook or a 6-speed automated transmission. The Jimny will also get the hardcore Suzuki AllGrip Pro all-wheel drive tech that includes a low-ratio gearbox.Coming: August 2023Engines: 1.5-litre petrolExpected rate: Rs 15 lakhMaruti Suzuki YTBThe coupe SUV, codenamed YTB, is a coupe-style cross-hatchback based upon the Baleno. On the outdoors, the coupe SUVs front fascia appears to be similar to the Grand Vitara, with a split headlamp set-up, and a coupe-like roofline. It is anticipated to be smaller sized than the Brezza and borrows design cues from the Baleno, apart from its raised suspension and chunky wheel arches. The YTB coupe SUV is anticipated to get a BS6-compliant 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine, originally seen on the Baleno RS, and is anticipated to come with mild-hybrid technology.Coming: January 2023Engines: 1.0-litre petrolExpected rate: Rs 8 lakh-11 lakhMercedes Benz GLCThe second generation of the GLC is now marginally larger than its predecessor, and crucial exterior highlights consist of a larger grille, brand-new headlamp style and slimmer tail-lamps. The interior decoration is borrowed heavily from the brand-new C-Class, consisting of a 12.3-inch digital cluster, a portrait-style 11.9-inch centre screen, recently styled air vents along with higher quality products. It also gets a brand-new head-up display screen unit, panoramic sunroof and a 710W Burmester sound system with 15 speakers.Globally, the GLC gets two petrol and diesel engines– GLC220d, glc300 and glc200– and all of them include a 48V mild-hybrid system with an integrated starter motor. Alternatively, these engines are also readily available as plug-in hybrids in the GLC300de, glc400e and glc300e variations with a pure electrical variety of up to 120km. Coming: Early 2023Engines: 2.0-litre fuel, 2.0-litre dieselExpected price: Rs 64 lakh-70 lakhMG Hector faceliftThe facelifted Hector gets a modified front end with an Argyle-inspired diamond mesh grille with popular chrome surrounds, restyled bumpers and tweaked headlights. Inside, the biggest modification will be the adoption of the new 14-inch touchscreen infotainment system. The control panel includes brand-new horizontal a/c vents and a flowing style for the centre console. The upgraded Hector will also include ADAS tech like its stablemates with the cams and sensors likely housed on the windscreen. Its anticipated to continue with 2 143hp 1.5-litre gas engines– one with mild-hybrid technology– and a 170hp, 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine.Coming: Early 2023Engines: 1.5-litre fuel, 2.0-litre dieselExpected cost: Rs 15 lakh-20 lakhNissan X-trailThe Nissan X-Trail was readily available in India in its very first 2 generations– the 3rd generation was never ever offered, in spite of being showcased a few years earlier. The latest-gen has actually also gotten a 5-star Euro NCAP ranking. The fourth-generation X-Trail that will be released in India sports a similar front grille style as the Kicks. The X-Trails grille, however, is flanked by split headlamps. It is offered with a five- and seven-seat layout and is developed on Renault-Nissans CMF-C platform. On the within, it gets a 12.3-inch digital cluster and a 12.3-inch touchscreen, ADAS technology as well as a 360-degree camera.Nissan will provide the X-Trail with either a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol with mild-hybrid technology or a 1.5-litre e-Power engine with a range extender hybrid innovation. The latter is essentially an EV as the wheels are exclusively powered by an electric motor and the engine functions as a generator to charge the batteries.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.5-litre petrolExpected rate: Rs 40 lakhTata Harrier faceliftTata is anticipated to upgrade the Harrier soon. The popular SUV has actually been on sale because 2019, and although it comes geared up with a lot of functions, its rivals have embraced newer, advanced features. Tata is expected to add a bigger touchscreen with cordless connection, ADAS tech and a 360-degree video camera to the Harrier. The SUV is also expected to get a new grille, revitalized headlamps and tail-lamps in addition to a new alloy wheel design.While Tata is said to be dealing with a 1.5-litre turbo-charged fuel engine, it may just be offered at some point after the facelift strikes the marketplace. In the meantime, nevertheless, Tata will continue with the existing 2.0-litre diesel engine.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 2.0-litre dieselExpected rate: Rs 16 lakh-24 lakhTata Safari faceliftSimilar to the Harrier, the Safari is also anticipated to get some updates. It may also get the larger touchscreen with cordless connectivity, ADAS tech and a 360-degree electronic camera like the Harrier facelift. Even the design on the upgraded Safari must resemble the Harrier, keeping the style of both SUVs in line.Coming: Late 2023Engines: 2.0-litre dieselExpected price: Rs 18 lakh-26 lakhAlso see: All brand-new EVs releasing in 2023New sedans, hatchbacks concerning India in 202317 vehicles, SUVs being killed off by RDE standards prior to April 2023

The brand-new seats are declared to offer improved long-distance comfort.Mechanically, it gets a choice of two gas and diesel engine alternatives, with all 4 getting 48V mild-hybrid technology and an electrical starter motor in the 7-speed dual-clutch automated gearbox. Hondas knowledge in packaging will make it high on space.The brand-new SUV is anticipated to get a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine as well as a 1.5-litre gas hybrid. The rear gets brand-new, sharper-looking lights and a reprofiled boot lid.Inside, the modifications will be subtle as the general design and style are anticipated to be brought over. It gets the bigger 11.4-inch curved touchscreen and new trim choices, consisting of oak veneer and tan leather seats.While base design Defenders get coil springs as basic, the Defender 130 gets adaptive air suspension that provides up to 430mm of articulation and a water-wading depth of up to 900mm. It also gets a new head-up display system, scenic sunroof and a 710W Burmester sound system with 15 speakers.Globally, the GLC gets two gas and diesel engines– GLC220d, glc200 and glc300– and all of them come with a 48V mild-hybrid system with an incorporated starter motor.