By the end of 2012 six Chinese cars coming to India

Hinese products have always had a major impact on India. Before there were small products such as games, tape recorders and other useful products came to India from China, but now the range has been expanding rapidly. Whether it's wireless phones, batteries, televisions, DVD players, home theater systems, all motorcycles, etc. are now made in China and being shipped to India. The car market in India was the touch of the bazaar had no Chinese car, but that could change this year. It is well known that China has always offered products that are quite reasonable, so the same type of pricing detail you might expect in terms of cars.

In fact by the end of 2012 about six Chinese cars will sizzle on the Indian roads or early 2013. Currently, there are only two Chinese products in the Indian car bazaar, which are being revamped and are sold under the Indian brands. These products comprise of Zotye Nomad Compact SUV I and II that are being rebadged and are being sold as Premier Rio and Gunagdong Foday Explorer SUV has been rebadged and has been sold in the Indian car market as Force One SUV. In the commercial segment of the Indian car market, Hindustan Winner, which is a pick-up truck has been originally created and developed by the Chinese auto-major, Shandong Shifeng.

Therefore, the Chinese car doors have been opened since early 2013 and, four cars will be launched in the country. Vela and Vela Chevrolet hatchback Chevrolet cars could be the two Chinese cars that hit the Indian roads later this year. Both cars are created and developed by General Motors in collaboration with SAIC. SAIC, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation is basically the largest automaker in China, which is known for developing both passenger and commercial vehicles. SAIC owns 50% of the shares of General Motors India. The new sedan and hatchback Chevrolet Sail are basically made for one purpose to serve as reasonably priced vehicles aimed at the burgeoning markets such as China and India. Both cars are already sold in China and have received tremendous response there.

Details of price of Chevrolet Sail sedan and hatchback for India has not been revealed so far, but according to the buzz in the market, the new Chevrolet Sail hatchback will cost around Rs. 4.5 lakh and the sedan will have a price tag of Rs. 5.5 lakh. For the Indian car market, GM India will proffer 1.3 Liter Multi-jet diesel engine together with the petrol engine options. Both these cars will sport five speed manual transmissions and would be accompanied with a pioneering covering in the interiors to capitalize on the cabin space.