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The entire compact SUV segment saw an overall drop in demand by over 16 percent in April 2025 with the Honda Elevate recording the highest decline in monthly sales

We also spotted a Volkswagen 7-seater testing on Indian roads, besides two international updates on made-in-India Maruti cars

The CNG option is available as dealer-approved retrofitment kits that cost Rs 93,000 over the petrol-only variant prices

April saw the launch of blacked-out editions, model year updates, new-gen SUVs, and a special edition of a two-door roadster with a manual gearbox choice

Hyundai Creta, Maruti Grand Vitara and Toyota Hyryder are the only three models to register growth in FY25

You need to shell out Rs 23,000 more than the standard Basalt if you had your eyes set on the Dark Edition

Both the Curvv and Basalt dark editions are based on their respective top-end variants, commanding a premium of Rs 32,000 and Rs 23,000 over the regular variants.

The C3 Dark Edition is based on the top trim Shine and is offered with both the naturally aspirated and turbo-petrol engine options

It features an exclusive all-black theme inside and out and also gets unique Dark Edition badges with extensive use of leatherette materials throughout the cabin

The Citroen Basalt Dark Edition gets an exclusive Perla Nera Black colour option, and is available for a limited number of units.

Unofficial bookings of the 2025 Kia Carens commenced, while the Maruti Ciaz faced the axe this week

All three Dark Editions are based on the top variant and will available for a limited time

Most models witnessed a positive month-on-month (MoM) increase, while Citroen Basalt recorded an impressive growth of over 150 percent

Last week saw Citroen teasing special editions of Basalt, Aircross and C3 along with a design patent leak of the upcoming Tata Sierra

From Maruti Eeco to Mahindra Scorpio N, all the cars here are priced below Rs 15 lakh and have seating options varying from 6 to 9 seats