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Jun 142025
 

Launched globally in March 2025, the facelifted BMW iX returned stronger than ever, debuting at BMW’s Dingolfing plant before touching down in markets worldwide—including India later in the year . Riding on its pioneering 2021 e-SAV legacy, this mid-size electric SUV ushers in the xDrive45, xDrive60, and the high-performance M70 variants. Each blends dual-motor AWD thrills with state-of-the-art battery tech—94.8 kWh in the xDrive45 (up from 76.6), 109.1 kWh in the xDrive60, and 108.9 kWh in the race-bred M70—yielding 402 hp/700 Nm, 536 hp/765 Nm, and a monstrous 659 hp/1,100 Nm respectively .

Range numbers soar: up to 602 km WLTP for the xDrive45, a stunning 701 km in the xDrive60, and about 600 km even in the performance-heavy M70 . Charging is rapid too—supporting up to 195 kW DC fast-charge (xDrive60/M70), topping 80% in roughly 35 minutes .

Refined design changes edge the iX even further forward: sleeker LED headlights with vertical DRLs, an illuminated grille, aerodynamic alloys (21”–23” in M Sport trims), and reshaped bumpers create a more assertive profile . Inside, its iconic curved **14.9″ touchscreen and 12.3″ digital cluster under anti‑reflective glass—running iDrive 8.5—remains the center of a tech-rich cabin, enhanced by a new three-spoke M steering wheel, ventilated M Sport seats, Harman Kardon (or optional Bowers & Wilkins) audio, panoramic solar roof, and four-zone climate control .

Tech and safety are equally advanced: Level‑2 ADAS includes hands‑free highway assist, active lane-change triggered by eye movement, 360° cameras, soft‑close doors, and a full suite of airbags and parking aids .

Dimensionally, the iX is akin to the X5/X6 yet offers X7–like interior space with a flat floor, providing generous legroom and about 1,095 L cargo room with rear seats folded . Euro NCAP has awarded it a 5-star rating, reinforcing its premium appeal .

Expected in India by late 2025, the iX facelift continues its reign as BMW’s flagship electric flagship—bringing longer range, sharper performance, and supreme luxury wrapped in a stunning, tech-rich package

Jun 132025
 

Unveiled on March 18, 2024, the Audi Q6 e‑tron launched as the brand’s trailblazing electric midsize SUV, born from the all‑new Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture co‑developed with Porsche, sharing its DNA with the upcoming Macan EV . Audi’s bold stride into electrification begins with this model, ushering in next‑gen hardware and software that will underpin their future lineup. The SUV features a sealed single‑frame grille up front, split‑headlight OLED matrix lighting, and a sleek, aerodynamic silhouette—the Sportback variant optimizes airflow with a drag coefficient of just 0.26.

Its high‑tech cabin is perfectly futuristic: a 14.5″ central touchscreen fused with an 11.9″ digital driver display forms the expansive “Digital Stage” display, complemented by a privacy­‑mode 10.9″ passenger screen . An optional AR head‑up display, AI‑powered “Audi Assistant” with over 800 voice commands, ambient lighting, wireless charging, and an 830‑W Bang & Olufsen 3D sound system with 20–22 speakers elevate the in‑car experience .

With PPE’s 800‑V architecture, the Q6 e‑tron delivers fast ultra‑charging at up to 270 kW—charging from 10 to 80 percent takes just 21 minutes and 10 minutes grants approximately 255 km of range . A large 100‑kWh battery (94.9 kWh usable) powers either a dual‑motor quattro setup or the heart‑racing SQ6 version. The standard Q6 quattro generates ~387–382 PS and 800 Nm, sprinting to 100 km/h in 5.9 s with a 625 km WLTP‑claimed range; the SQ6 packs 510 PS, shaves the sprint to ~4.3–4.2 s, and still achieves ~598 km range .

Practicality is not compromised—526 L of boot space, expandable to 1,529 L with 40:20:40 split seats, plus a 64‑L frunk, ensure daily usability . Safety and convenience shine via Level‑2 ADAS, a 360° camera, heated seats, power tailgate, rear parking assist, and premium build quality with recycled materials .

Set to arrive in India by late 2025 at ~₹1.0–1.1 Cr, the Q6 positions between the Q4 and Q8 e‑tron, rivaling the EQE SUV, BMW iX, and forthcoming EVs like the Kia EV9 . With its blend of elegant design, cutting‑edge tech, scintillating performance, and unmatched charging speed, the Q6 e‑tron heralds a new electric era under Audi’s four rings.

Jun 122025
 

Launched in India on November 28, 2024, and unveiled globally with a mid‑2024 facelift, the all‑new Audi Q7 fortifies its position as a leading mid‑size luxury SUV—now locally assembled in Aurangabad and available with bookings since November 14, 2024 . Powered by a robust 3.0 L V6 TFSI engine delivering 340 hp and 500 Nm of torque, mated to an 8‑speed Tiptronic auto and permanent quattro all‑wheel drive, this seven-seater powers from 0–100 km/h in just 5.6 seconds, with a top speed capped at 250 km/h .

Sporting a sharper, bolder stance after its facelift, the Q7 features a redesigned octagonal Single frame grille, Matrix‑LED headlights, revamped bumpers, and new wheel designs ranging from 19″ to 22″ — all available in vibrant shades like Sakhir Gold, Waitomo Blue, and Chili Red . Inside, the cabin exudes premium craftsmanship with options like Cedar Brown or Saiga Beige upholstery, dual 10.1″ and 8.6″ MMI touchscreens, a 12.3″ Virtual Cockpit, and connectivity features such as wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Music, Spotify, and HD Radio .

Comfort is paramount with features like adaptive air suspension, soft‑closing doors, heated front seats, panoramic sunroof, and a Bang & Olufsen 19‑speaker 3D audio system on higher trims—upgradable further to active rear‑seat ventilation, four‑zone climate control, and a head‑up display in the Prestige pack .

The Q7 excels as a family SUV with generous space—seating for seven, ISOFIX child mounts, and versatile cargo: 402 L with all rows up, expanding to 1,908 L when the second and third rows are folded . Safety is comprehensive: standard features include adaptive cruise, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist, 360° cameras, automatic emergency braking, eight airbags, and a five-star NHTSA rating .

Priced in India from around ₹88.7 lakh to ₹97.8 lakh ex-showroom for Technology variants, the facelifted Q7 embodies a luxurious blend of performance, practicality, and high-tech appeal—maintaining its legacy while delivering enhanced family utility and sophistication

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