Hyundai i20 N Line news

While 6 airbags haven’t become a mandatory standard feature just yet, brands like Hyundai and Tata have updated many of their models to offer it anyway

Hyundai Verna and Alcazar only get exchange bonuses of Rs 25,000 and Rs 20,000, respectively.

Hyundai is the first mass-market car brand in India to offer this feature as standard across the lineup

Apart from the new models and facelifts, we also saw some edition launches from Renault, Skoda, MG, Jeep, Audi, and BMW.

The sporty hatchback is now affordable by Rs 20,000 due to the replacement of the iMT (clutchless manual) with a proper manual transmission

Apart from a new launch, we also witnessed price revisions, along with a few spots of upcoming SUVs

The Hyundai i20 N Line is now available with a proper 6-speed manual transmission instead of the previously offered 6-speed iMT (clutchless manual) gearbox and as a result, lower starting price

The carmaker has put offers on six of its models, with the Hyundai Kona Electric still offering the highest savings

You can avail cash discounts, exchange offers, and corporate benefits on these Hyundai cars this month

Was seen with a new alloy wheel design

Apart from cash discounts, customers can also avail benefits of exchange and corporate discounts

All Hyundai cars now get 3-point seatbelts and seatbelt reminders as standard following the Indian government’s directive

The recently launched Verna, along with the Kona Electric and Ioniq 5, are unaffected by the price hike.

The turbocharged engines offer benefits of increased power and torque, and better fuel economy too

The Altroz Racer gets important visual and functional upgrades which could help the Tata take on Hyundai’s hot-hatch much better…or would they?