car waiting for 2022 and 2023

The season is an auspicious time for many to become new car owners. Whether it’s Dussehra, Dhanteras, or Diwali, the festive season is the perfect time to bring a new car home. However, this year has proven to be challenging for many customers as long waiting periods and uncertain delivery dates are dampening the enthusiasm to buy a new car. This list features the cars with the longest waiting periods as well as equivalent alternatives that you should consider to make the most of this auspicious
Mahindra can be said to be suffering from success. The successful launch of the Mahindra Scorpio-N has put additional strain on Mahindra’s already struggling production capacity. While deliveries for customers have begun, if you are planning to book the Scorpio-N, expect a minimum waiting period of 20 months and a maximum of two years on some variants.
The value of the Kia Carens is extremely hard to match by any rival except one, and its a Maruti. The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga offers the similar practicality as the Carens, with a focus more on fuel efficiency rather than headline features. the Ertiga also boasts Maruti’s reputation for reliability and low maintenance costs, which tip the favour towards the Maruti 7-seater for those who like certainty during their ownership.
The Maruti Ertiga also comes in to be slightly cheaper than the Carens, with a ex-showroom price range of Rs. 8.41 lakh to Rs. 12.79 lakh compared to the Kia’s price of Rs. 9.60 lakh to Rs. 17.70 lakh. However, the Ertiga also has a waiting period if you want to buy new, which means a used Maruti Ertiga is the way to go if you want to own a capable 7-seater car for the family.
Rounding off this list is the Hyundai Creta. As the best-selling midsize SUV in India, the demand and waiting period for the Korean SUV has been high throughout the year. While the situation has improved, a waiting period of up to five months does dampen the enthusiasm of buying a new Creta.
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