In India, the biggest challenge when buying a car is not the price, not the mileage, and not even the features, it’s the waiting period. Sometimes you get the perfect car, but the delivery date feels like a long-term commitment.
The good news is that 2026 is bringing many exciting car launches in India, and some of them will arrive by mid-2026. These include SUVs, EVs, premium sedans, sports cars, and even a super GT.
In this article, we will look at 11 cars coming to India in 2026, based only on confirmed reports, test shots, and official announcements. No false rumors, no random guesses, just real information.
1. Mahindra Scorpio Facelift (Expected Launch: 2026)
The Scorpio N launched in 2022 and became one of the biggest hits for Mahindra. Since then, the SUV has not received any major update. Now the company is preparing a facelift version, and test mules have already been spotted.
Expected changes
- New front grille
- Updated bumper
- New 18-inch alloy wheels
- New 10.25-inch touchscreen
- Digital instrument cluster
The interior layout will remain similar, but the infotainment system will get an upgrade similar to newer Mahindra models.
Engine options (expected to continue)
- 2.0L turbo petrol
- 2.2L diesel
- Manual & automatic
- 4×2 and 4×4 options
Since this is a facelift, Mahindra will not change the engine lineup.
2. Tata Curvv EV (Expected Launch: Mid-2026)
Tata has already revealed the Curvv in ICE form, and the electric version is also confirmed. The EV will use the company’s Acti.ev platform, which also supports future Tata electric SUVs.
Expected highlights
- EV-style closed grille
- New bumpers
- Aerodynamic wheels
- Triple screen interior layout
- Ventilated seats
- ADAS features
Battery & range (expected)
- 55 kWh or 65 kWh battery
- 450 – 550 km range
- Possible AWD option
Tata is clearly pushing EV technology, and the Curvv EV could become one of the most important launches of 2026.
3. Renault Bigster (7-Seater Based on Duster)
Renault recently introduced the new Duster globally, and the next step is a bigger SUV. The upcoming model will be based on the Renault Bigster concept, which will act as a 7-seater version of the Duster.
Think of it like:
- Harrier → Safari
- Duster → Bigster
Expected engines
- 1.2L turbo petrol
- 1.3L turbo petrol
- Strong hybrid option
The interior will remain similar to the Duster, but the length will increase to fit the third row.
Launch is expected by the end of 2026.
4. Jetour T2 Based SUV (JSW-MG Partnership)
JSW and MG are working together to bring new products to India. One of them is expected to be a Jetour T2 based SUV, known globally for its boxy design.
Expected features
- Defender-like styling
- Plug-in hybrid powertrain
- Premium interior
- AWD option possible
Globally, the T2 comes with hybrid technology, so the India model may also use a similar setup.
Expected launch: Before Diwali 2026.
5. Honda Prelude (CBU Sports Car)
This launch will surprise many people. Honda has been slow with new cars in India, but the company plans to bring the Honda Prelude as a brand-building model.
Expected details
- 2.0L hybrid engine
- Around 200 hp
- 0-100 km/h in ~7–8 sec
- Two-door coupe design
Since the car will come via CBU route, the price will stay high.
Expected price: ₹70 – 80 lakh
This car will not sell in big numbers, but it will improve Honda’s brand image.
6. Maruti Suzuki Brezza Facelift (2026)
The current Brezza launched in 2022, and now the facelift version is under testing.
Expected updates
- Slight exterior changes
- Bigger touchscreen
- New interior trim
- 6-speed manual gearbox
Engine options
- 1.5L NA petrol (continue)
- 1.0L turbo petrol (expected)
The turbo engine could make the Brezza more fun to drive.
Expected launch: Mid-2026.
7. Volkswagen Taigun Facelift
After the Kushaq facelift testing started, the Taigun update is also expected soon.
Expected changes
- New headlights & DRLs
- Updated grille
- Connected tail lamps
- New alloys
Engine options (same)
- 1.0 TSI
- 1.5 TSI
Volkswagen will focus on design and features instead of mechanical changes.
Expected launch: 2026.
8. Skoda Kodiaq RS
Skoda plans to bring the performance version of the Kodiaq to India.
Key highlights
- 2.0 TSI engine
- 265 hp
- 400 Nm torque
- AWD system
- 0-100 km/h ~6.3 sec
Design changes
- RS badge
- Black styling
- 20-inch wheels
- Sporty interior
Expected price: ₹50 – 55 lakh
This SUV will compete with premium full-size SUVs.
9. BMW i5 Long Wheelbase
BMW will launch the electric version of the 5 Series with a long wheelbase.
Expected specs
- 97 kWh battery
- 700 km range (claimed)
- Rear-wheel drive
- 340 hp
- 430 Nm torque
The LWB version will offer more rear seat space, which suits Indian buyers.
Expected price: Around ₹1 crore
Expected launch: August 2026
10. Audi Q5 New Generation
Audi will finally update the Q5 in India.
Expected updates
- Completely new design
- New interior layout
- More tech features
- Hybrid petrol engine
Engine
- 2.0L TFSI with hybrid tech
- Around 200 hp
Expected price: ₹70 – 75 lakh
Expected launch: 2026
11. Aston Martin DB12S
Aston Martin already sells the DB12 in India, and the S version will bring more performance.
Expected specs
- 4.0L twin-turbo V8
- 700 hp
- 800 Nm
- 0-100 km/h in 3.4 sec
The S version will be lighter and louder than the standard DB12.
Expected price: Around ₹4.3+ crore
Expected launch: 2026
This will remain a niche car, but it shows that India is getting more global performance models.
