While there are numerous brand-new sedans coming our way, the hatchback segment will see really few additions. This year had its fair share of sedan launches, with examples like the Skoda Slavia, Volkswagen Virtus and the Honda City hybrid. However with 2023 just around the corner, a variety of new sedans are set to be launched over the next year, ranging from high-end luxury ones like the BMW 7 Series to more budget-friendly ones like the Hyundai Verna and Aura. Here is a list of all the upcoming models.New BMW 7 SeriesThe latest generation of BMWs flagship sedan has some vibrant outside styling, driven by customer feedback from China and Japan. BMW has actually gotten rid of the double-barrel headlamps and chose a more modern split headlamp design with an oversized iteration of its hallmark kidney grilles.However, regardless of the extreme outside, its the interior that sticks out in the brand-new 7 Series. The dashboard includes a full-width light band that sits below the 14.9-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 12.3-inch instrument display. Back seat travelers will likewise get a huge 31.3-inch, 8k movie theater screen option that folds down from the roofing system and provides video streaming services. Both rear guests also get a 5.5-inch touchscreen in the doors that not just manage the infotainment system however likewise the environment control, seats etc.India will get the 299hp, 3.0-litre diesel (730d), the 380hp, 3.0-litre gas (740i) and 543hp, 4.4-litre V8 petrol (M760i). All of these get a 48V mild hybrid tech and all-wheel drive as requirement. A pure electric version– the i7– will likewise be launched alongside. Notably, all variations will come with the extended wheelbase as standard.Coming: Early-2023Engines: 3.0-litre P, 4.4-litre P, 3.0-litre DExpected cost: Rs 55 lakh-1.5 croreHyundai Aura sedan faceliftHyundai is expected to revamp its compact sedan, the Aura. The outbound model recently lost its diesel powertrain, so expect the new one to bring on with fuel, turbo-petrol in addition to CNG powertrains. The facelift might incorporate Hyundais Sensuous Sportiness design language, and is likely to get comparable design updates like the Grand i10 Nios, on which it is based.Coming: Late 2023Engines: 1.2-litre P, 1.0-litre PExpected rate: Rs 6.5 lakh-9.5 lakhHyundai Grand i10 Nios hatchback facelift Like its compact sedan brother or sister, the Aura, the Grand i10 Nios is anticipated to get a facelift quickly. It will likely include the existing 1.2-litre naturally aspirated gas engine that produces 83hp and 114Nm of torque, and the 1.0-litre turbo fuel engine, which produces 100hp and 172Nm of torque. It will likewise get the CNG powertrain with a 1.2-litre engine producing 69hp and 95.2 Nm.Featuring Hyundais Sensuous Sportiness design language, the brand-new Grand i10s boomerang-shaped LED DRLs will now be positioned towards the edges of the bumper rather than on the grille. It may get a new design for its alloy wheels and the fog light housing in the front bumper. It might likewise include a new upholstery and interior theme. As soon as introduced, its only direct competitor will be the Maruti Suzuki Swift.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.2 P, 1.0 PExpected Price: Rs 6 lakh-9 lakhNew Hyundai VernaThe next generation of the Verna, codenamed BN7, will follow Hyundais Sensuous Sportiness design language and could feature a split headlamp design. The Verna will get the existing petrol engine, with the diesel being dropped due to the upcoming RDE norms. It could also get mild-hybrid technology with automated start/stop and regrowth functions in addition to the 1.4-litre turbo fuel engine from the Creta because rivals Slavia and Virtus also get turbo fuel engines– 1.5-litre. The Verna will likewise get Hyundais ADAS tech– the first car in the midsize section– from the Tucson. It will also be considerably bigger the previously, which will assist with area at the rear.Coming: April 2023Engines: 1.5-litre PExpected cost: Rs 10 lakh-16 lakhMercedes Benz A-class faceliftThe Mercedes-Benz A-Class just recently got a mid-life refresh and minor updates in the form of a modified front end, new LED lights and new daytime running lights (DRLs). At the back, nevertheless, very little has actually changed apart from the information in the tail-lamps. The interior will also be mainly unchanged, but it will get brand-new functions such as the latest-gen of the MBUX system. Furthermore, there are modifications under the hood with brand-new plug-in hybrid variants on deal. The India-spec model is most likely to continue with the existing 2.0-litre diesel engines, but the 1.3-litre gas might get a mild-hybrid system.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.3-litre P, 2.0-litre DExpected rate: Rs 45 lakh-50 lakhVolvo S60 faceliftThe facelift of the Volvo S60 comes with moderate updates to the outside– a little revised air intakes in the bumper, a brand-new rear apron with covert exhaust pipes and new alloy wheels. The biggest modification inside is the new Android-based infotainment system that is offered on other models in the Volvo line-up and brings apps like Google Maps, Google Assistant and Google Play Store to the S60. While Volvo uses diesel mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains internationally, anticipate the India-spec S60 to get just a petrol mild-hybrid powertrain. The pre-facelift vehicle featured a 190hp, 2.0-litre petrol engine, and the new one will get a mild-hybrid version of the exact same powerplant, much like the XC40.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 2.0-litre PExpected price: Rs 45 lakh-50 lakhDisclaimer: all rates, approximated ex-showroomAlso see:17 automobiles, SUVs being exterminated by RDE standards before April 2023

Both rear guests likewise get a 5.5-inch touchscreen in the doors that not only manage the infotainment system but likewise the climate control, seats etc.India will get the 299hp, 3.0-litre diesel (730d), the 380hp, 3.0-litre fuel (740i) and 543hp, 4.4-litre V8 gas (M760i). It might also get mild-hybrid technology with automatic start/stop and regrowth features along with the 1.4-litre turbo fuel engine from the Creta considering that rivals Slavia and Virtus likewise get turbo fuel engines– 1.5-litre. It will likewise be significantly bigger the previously, which will help with space at the rear.Coming: April 2023Engines: 1.5-litre PExpected rate: Rs 10 lakh-16 lakhMercedes Benz A-class faceliftThe Mercedes-Benz A-Class just recently got a mid-life refresh and minor updates in the form of a modified front end, new LED lights and brand-new daytime running lights (DRLs). The India-spec design is likely to continue with the existing 2.0-litre diesel engines, however the 1.3-litre fuel could get a mild-hybrid system.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 1.3-litre P, 2.0-litre DExpected cost: Rs 45 lakh-50 lakhVolvo S60 faceliftThe facelift of the Volvo S60 comes with moderate updates to the outside– slightly revised air intakes in the bumper, a new rear apron with hidden exhaust pipes and new alloy wheels. The pre-facelift automobile came with a 190hp, 2.0-litre fuel engine, and the new one will get a mild-hybrid variation of the very same powerplant, much like the XC40.Coming: Mid 2023Engines: 2.0-litre PExpected cost: Rs 45 lakh-50 lakhDisclaimer: all costs, estimated ex-showroomAlso see:17 vehicles, SUVs being killed off by RDE norms prior to April 2023