Hyundai Cars
Hyundai car prices start(GST Included) at Rs 4.29 Lakh for the most inexpensive model in its lineup, the Santro. The most expensive car in Hyundai's lineup is the Kona Electric, priced at Rs. 23.9 Lakh for its top variant. In total, Hyundai has 12 models on sale in India. The Hyundai Venue, Hyundai Elite i20, Hyundai Creta are amongst the most popular cars in their respective segments. Upcoming Hyundai cars in India include the Grand i10 Nios, Santa Fe 2019, Verna 2020, Creta 2020, Sonata, Palisade, Aura, Xcent 2020, Elite i20 2020, Ioniq, Nexo.
Hyundai Cars Price List (2019) in India
| Model | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Hyundai Venue | Rs. 6.5 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Elite i20 | Rs. 5.52 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Creta | Rs. 9.99 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Grand i10 | Rs. 5.79 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Verna | Rs. 8.17 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Santro | Rs. 4.29 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Xcent | Rs. 5.81 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Tucson | Rs. 18.76 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Grand i10 Nios | Rs. 4.99 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Kona Electric | Rs. 23.71 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai Elantra | Rs. 15.89 Lakh Onwards* |
| Hyundai i20 Active | Rs. 7.74 Lakh Onwards* |
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About Hyundai Cars
Hyundai is the second highest-selling carmaker in India with a wide range of products in various segments. The Korean manufacturer entered the Indian automotive market in 1998 with the launch of the Santro hatchback, which was also re-introduced in October 2018. Hyundai has garnered a reputation for offering quality products with the most features, often setting new benchmarks for its competitors. For instance, the 2017 Hyundai Verna was the first car in its segment to offer ventilated front seats and now the 2018 Hyundai Santro is the first in its segment to offer rear AC vents. Hyundai ranks highest in after-sales customer satisfaction as per a 2018 JD Power India Customer Service Index (Mass Market) Study. Hyundai has invested in creating a vast network of dealerships and service centres, the second-largest in India, for the convenience of both new and existing customers. The brand currently has 495 dealers and more than 1,300 service points across the country along with an R&D facility in Hyderabad. Hyundai also manufactures select products for export from India, shipping to more than 80 countries across the globe.
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Latest Reviews on Hyundai Cars
- Hyundai Venue
Mileage not satisfactory.
I have bought Sx Turbo DCT auto transmission 1.5 months back, it's giving a mileage of not more than 9kmpl in the city. Else everything is good, awesome features.
- Hyundai Venue
Rear seats are not satisfactory.
The rear seats of the car are so cramped that my dad once inside struggled hard to get his legs out. But driving is very nice and it returns a decent average of 19to20km/... Read More
- Hyundai Elite i20
Perfect hatchback.
Been driving elite i20 for 2 years. It's a perfect premium hatchback for the family. Unlike its competitors, Hyundai provides best in class features. We can actually feel... Read More
- Hyundai Creta 2020
The New Generation Creta 2020
The New Generation Creta 2020 is a rival of MG Hector Nissan kicks, jeep compass, and Kia Seltos. If I talk about design then it looks quite bold from the rear whereas th... Read More
- Hyundai Elite i20
Excellent car.
The best car in the segment and fuel efficiency is excellent. The way the engine delivers the power is amazing. Front disk brakes and rear drum brakes are the perfect com... Read More
Recently Asked User Questions about Hyundai
- Cardekho Experts
- on 11 Dec 2019
If you are traveling less than 50-60km a day, opt for a petrol car instead of diesel. A diesel usually makes sense if you are driving above 60/70km a day. If you\'ll be driving more in heavy city traffic then we suggest you to opt for Automatic Transmission which are easier to use and more comfortable for the driver, while Manual Transmission vehicles are less expensive more involved
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- Cardekho Experts
- on 11 Dec 2019
If you are looking for vehicles with discounts, the end of this year would be the best time to buy a BS4-era car. As manufacturers gear up towards getting their BS6 products on the road, they will be offering significant discounts on their BS4 counterparts to clear stock. You could go bargain hunting then as the few unsold stocks could attract huge discounts. The reason to go for a BS6 vehicle despite the increased costs would be the added features. Also, you would be polluting the environment less. a transition from BS4 to BS6 has in most cases resulted in a minor drop in power. According to the upcoming emission norms, BS6-compliant four-wheelers should be 25 percent cleaner than their BS4 counterparts. The resale value of a car depends on certain factors like brand, model, physical condition, kilometers driven, no. of owners and many more.
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- Cardekho Experts
- on 11 Dec 2019
To get any add on feature in the car, we would suggest you visit the nearest dealership as they will be able to assist you better - Dealers.
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Popular Hyundai Used Cars in New Delhi
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- Hyundai Grand i10Starting at Rs 2.75 Lakh
- Hyundai VernaStarting at Rs 1 Lakh
- Hyundai Elite i20Starting at Rs 2.4 Lakh
- Hyundai i20 2015-2017Starting at Rs 1.75 Lakh
- Hyundai Santro XingStarting at Rs 50,000
- Hyundai CretaStarting at Rs 7 Lakh
- Hyundai VernaStarting at Rs 1 Lakh
- Hyundai SonataStarting at Rs 99,000
- Hyundai ElantraStarting at Rs 6.15 Lakh
- Hyundai Elite i20Starting at Rs 4.85 Lakh
- Hyundai SantroStarting at Rs 60,000
- Hyundai AccentStarting at Rs 70,000
- Hyundai GetzStarting at Rs 70,000
- Hyundai Santro XingStarting at Rs 90,000
- Hyundai VernaStarting at Rs 1.5 Lakh
- Hyundai Grand i10Starting at Rs 3 Lakh
- Hyundai CretaStarting at Rs 8.22 Lakh
- Hyundai AccentStarting at Rs 60,000
- Hyundai Santro XingStarting at Rs 90,000
- Hyundai SantroStarting at Rs 90,000
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