[pganapathy]

I voted Hyundai Kona, because it is the first practical electric car in India at a "somewhat reasonable" price. Yes, it is around 25 lakhs, and that isn't cheap by any means, but it is the precursor to more mainstream electric cars coming into the market. If it wasn't for the Kona, people would either think of electric cars are cheap and impractical like the Reva/e20 or expensive like the Tesla. No doubt alternative fuels are the future, but infrastructure is the key to them succeeding.

[pranavtengshe]

Voted for Triber for the innovation in space design and affordability for masses. Agreed that seltos is the nicest car for the price it sells for, and Triber can be sales flop but cars like triber try to change our way of looking at car design and establishing a segment of its own.

[bluevolt]

It has to be Kia Seltos. In a gloomy scenario, where automotive industry was crumbling, Kia debuted Seltos in a super style. A great looking modern product with correct price tag was required to boost customer's confidence.

MG Hector would have been my other option if it was not Seltos.

[powertrain]

Voted for the Kia SELTOS! It has more votes than all others combined!

Having done that, I was really hoping that the Tata Harrier takes my vote. After the Harrier was launched I was certain that nothing else will bag the COTY award from TBHP. Trust Tata to botch it up.
Regards,
Powertrain

[null]

Value for money car, Renault Triber, gets my vote.

[wheelguy]

Voted for Triber.

Renault nailed it with Triber, no other car in that budget range offers the much needed modularity that it offers. And the most commendable thing is the design, they managed to come up with a proportionate design despite it being a sub 4 meter car. Hope Renault backs it up with good a.s.s to sustain the numbers.

My choices in order:

1. Triber
2. Harrier (Tata should refine it further and add features to the brim to grow sales. Tata, learn from other OEMs, give the buyers what they want, not what they need)
3. Seltos (Seltos makes a good sense as a whole package but still it can't beat Harrier in my books)

[Sree_KL25]

Voted for Hyundai Kona.

None of the other cars have the "Futuristic" appeal, they are all either past or present market demands.

Hyundai took a brave step to electrification with it. It will evolve in future based on the requirements and responses from market. It set a baseline for the EVs and in process this car already threatened the make shift EVs.

By the way, this is my first post in Team-BHP. Happy to post my first comment in this thread.

[chinkara]

Voted for the Kona - the first capable EV in India.

[Sreesh1009]

Voted for the Audi A6. I'm in love with Audis engineering and their design. Hope to drive home the beauty someday.

[KrisTvpm]

Knowing fully well that Seltos will take the pie, voted for Tata Harrier. Although it may not be upto the mark with Seltos on QA dept/overall refinement, feel this is a superior one to Seltos in terms of specs/engine/sheer road presence and smashing design.

Felt this one could be a comeback car for Tata onto the larger SUV realm, riding on the success of its smaller sibling Nexon plus on its own merit - has the capability to better the dud sales (not dud car) of Hexa, provided Tata fix the steering/overall quality issues/niggles; no complaints with their A-S-S though, as I've experienced with my Nano. With the 3-row 7-seater Gravitas, feel it'd be a VFM alternative for my dream car - the Endeavour !

[Guru_GPS]

Originally Posted by KrisTvpm

Knowing fully well that Seltos will take the pie, voted for Tata Harrier. Although it may not be upto the mark with Seltos on QA dept/overall refinement, feel this is a superior one to Seltos in terms of specs/engine/sheer road presence and smashing design...

Originally Posted by jetsetgo08

Voted for the underdog Harrier...

Would like to narrate an incident here. Was moving towards Mysore University on the Hunsur Road today on my two-wheeler, and seeing the traffic sparse [almost nill, due to early noon on a weekday/working day, occupied the right lane and moving at ~30 per hour. Then an orange Harrier, with its DRLs lit, joined the road from the left, and was behind me for a good 600 mtrs. For once, instead of getting intimidated by its size, I kept my lane admiring the beast, while it followed me instead of moving to the left, and then it struck me that I might be blocking his lane, and I moved the left, and it moved past at the same speed. Not once did he honk, or try to come close at me, nor he was busy on phone [could make out from my rear view mirror because the only 2 sec i looked at the driver, he looked focused on the road]. Not sure if he was on hands-free, but looks like both of us were in no hurry. This kind of feeling I had felt only for the Safari while I was still riding bicycle, in my early twenties. A reason among few that I voted with my head and heart for Harrier.

[gops2009]

Voted for Harrier, the design is simply poetry in motion and above all it is Indian

[Arjun Reddy]

An award for almost every vehicle lined up for 2019.

Wonder how they missed the Bounce scooters?
Probably the last mile connectivity award of the year?

Maybe next time?

M&M misses out. Maybe a tweet of the year to Anand Mahindra would have done some justice.


https://www.autocarindia.com/car-new...ds-2020-415282


Kudos to Kia and the Seltos. Leading and winning all the way.

[VWAllstar]

Winners at Autocar Awards 2020:

Car of the Year: Kia Seltos

Bike of the Year: Suzuki Gixxer SF 250

Manufacturer of the Year: Kia

Man of the Year: Rajeev Chaba

Value for Money Car of the Year: MG Hector

Viewer’s Choice Car of the Year: Kia Seltos

Budget Car of the Year: Maruti Suzuki S-Presso

Hatchback of the Year: Hyundai Grand i10 Nios

MPV/Family car of the Year: Renault Triber

Compact SUV of the Year: Hyundai Venue

Midsize SUV of the Year: Kia Seltos

Green Car of the Year: Hyundai Kona Electric

Best Design and Styling: Tata Harrier

Variant of the Year: Jeep Compass Trailhawk

Executive Sedan of the Year: Honda Civic

Luxury Sedan of the Year: Audi A6

Luxury SUV of the Year: BMW X5

Performance Car of the Year: Porsche 911 (992-gen)

Motorsport Award: Jehan Daruvala

Safety Award: Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

Technology and Innovation Award: Mercedes-Benz

Performance Bike of the Year: BMW S 1000 RR

Premium Bike of the Year: KTM 790 Duke

Import Bike of the Year: Ducati Diavel 1260 S

Scooter of the Year: Hero Maestro Edge 125 FI

Viewer’s Choice Bike of the Year: Jawa Forty Two

Variant of the Year (Bikes): Bajaj Dominar 400

Adventure Bike of the Year: BMW R 1250 GS Adventure

Modern Classic Bike of the Year: Triumph Speed Twin

[avdhesh15]

Originally Posted by VWAllstar

Winners at Autocar Awards 2020

I wonder who went home unhappy from this .

That's why team bhp ranks among the top when it comes to in your face interactions.