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Honda Civic

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The Civic was one of the first D-segment cars in India. The good looking futuristic car from Honda turned many heads on the Indian roads. The car was discontinued due to the degrading sale. The new Civic will make a grand comeback by next year in India and it looks even better in its new form.

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The 2016 Civic will be powered by a 1.8-litre i-VTEC engine that produces massive 173 Bhp of maximum power and 220 Nm of maximum torque. Even though Honda has remained tight-lipped about the launch of the Civic in India but by next year, the new Civic should be on Indian soil.

Nissan X-Trail

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The soft-roader from Nissan was discontinued in 2014. The car will make a comeback soon with a hybrid powertrain. The new Nissan X-Trail has taken a new shape and looks nothing like the previous car that was present in the country.

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The new X-Trail will come with a 2.0-litre petrol engine with an electric motor of 43 bhp. The car gets CVT automatic gearbox and All-Wheel Drive system as standard. X-Trail will reach India through CBU route and will cost around Rs. 35 lakh.

Volkswagen Passat

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The premium sedan from Volkswagen competes with the likes of Audi A4 and vanished from India due to low sale but this time around, the car is coming with more weapons. The new Passat GTE that will come to India is a hybrid and looks very luxurious.

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The plug-in hybrid car gets a 1.4-litre turbocharged petrol engine that produces 154 Bhp of maximum power and there is a hybrid motor that generates a maximum of 112 Bhp. The total output of the Passat is an impressive 215 Bhp. The car also gets a newly developed 6-speed DSG transmission.

Toyota Prius

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The Prius was discontinued due to very low sales. The hybrid CBU vehicle is not available in India anymore but Toyota showcased the next generation of the Prius during Auto Expo 2016. The car is powered by 1.8-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine coupled with a hybrid system.

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The car comes with 3 driving modes – normal, electric and sport. The car also features futuristic technologies like wireless charging, LED headlamps with DRLs.