The year 2024 has begun, and a number of automobile launches—including hybrid, electric, and gasoline—are scheduled for the upcoming months. There will also be some intriguing new electric vehicle releases in January, from budget-friendly models to high-end vehicles from foreign automakers.
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Top 4 electric vehicles releasing in January 2024
In this piece, we examine the cars that are anticipated to go on sale in India in January 2024.
Hyundai Creta 2024
On January 16, Hyundai will present the Creta 2024, an updated version of its well-liked SUV, in India. It is anticipated that the vehicle will have an updated exterior, redesigned interior, enhanced features, and more. Along with the automobile, the business is anticipated to provide new powertrain options and enhanced safety. It is anticipated that a new 1.5-liter TGDi turbocharged petrol engine will be available for the Creta 2024.
Kia Sonet facelift
Announced in December 2023, the Kia Sonet facelift will debut in January 2024. Although the company has begun taking reservations for the vehicle, this month is the planned launch date. With its upgraded L-shaped LED DRLs, vertical tail lights with an integrated LED strip design, and other new design elements, the Kia Sonet gets a facelift. The electric vehicle is available with a petrol or diesel engine.
Mercedes GLS facelift
On January 8, German luxury carmaker Mercedes is scheduled to introduce the GLS facelift in India. The vehicle, which is anticipated to cost more than ₹1.3 crore, will be the business’s debut product in the nation in 2024. The car’s exterior has been updated, but the interior has remained mostly unchanged. The electric vehicle has new alloy wheels, a revised bumper, and updated LED tail lamps, among other changes. A turbocharged petrol engine and a turbocharged diesel engine are the two powertrain options available.
Tata Punch EV
In January 2024, Tata Motors is anticipated to launch the Tata Punch EV in India. The electric vehicle has already been seen several times and is presently undergoing testing. It is anticipated that the small SUV, which will resemble the new Nexon EV in appearance, will go on sale with a revised design and a 325 km maximum range on a single charge.
