Maruti Suzuki Baleno vs Hyundai Grand i10 Nios - Which One Should You Buy

All these hatchbacks are good picks, suiting different requirements.

CNG offers an unbeatable value for money proposition for car buyers. Here are the most efficient CNG cars currently on sale.

These options offer the convenience of an automatic without compromising on mileage.

A complete list of Bharat NCAP tested models, their adult and child occupant protection scores, and star ratings.

Four-cylinder engines run smoother, quieter and with less vibration than the three-cylinder motors that dominate today's entry-level cars. Here is every 4-cylinder car you can buy in India for under ten lakhs right now.

Every Baleno facelift variant explained, from the stripped Sigma to the ADAS-equipped Alpha (O). Find out exactly which trim suits your needs, what each one gives up, and where the real value sits in the lineup.

Maruti Suzuki has launched the Baleno facelift at Rs 6.10 lakh as an introductory festive price. The update brings a new Z-Series engine, Level 2 ADAS, ventilated front seats, and an active-cooled wireless charger, all new to this hatchback.

Hyundai India's September 2026 offers go up to Rs 1 lakh on the Creta, Rs 75,000 on the Alcazar, and Rs 70,000 on the Grand i10 NIOS.

Hyundai confirms the next-gen Creta, a new-gen i10, and a sub-4m electric SUV for India at its 2026 CEO Investor Day, with 26 total launches planned by 2030.

The Baleno facelift, launching September 5, brings India's first CNG automatic hatchback along with a new engine, ventilated seats, ADAS on the top variant and a long-overdue sunroof. Here are the five updates that matter most.