Hyundai Xcent news

The next-gen Xcent will share its platform with the Grand i10 Nios

Most sub-4 metre sedans can be had without a wait while some automatic variants can take up to 3 months to arrive

Based on the recently launched Grand i10 Nios, the Xcent will be powered by BS6-compliant 1.2-litre petrol and diesel engines

The Korean carmaker is offering some interesting discounts on most of its models in the form of cash bonus and exchange bonus

Hyundai’s latest sub-4m sedan could get a new name too

The price hike is applicable on all cars except for the recently launched Venue and Kona Electric

There are no discounts on the Venue, Creta or the Kona Electric, of course

It is expected to debut in the Indian market by 2020

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While the Grand i10 Sportz diesel is available at a discount of Rs 1.08 lakh, the Xcent S petrol gets a cash discount of Rs 96,000

Both get new cosmetic and utility features in 2 variants

The Xcent will soon come with a 3-year/1-lakh km warranty instead of the existing 2-year/unlimited km package

The 2018 Amaze seems to have done the trick for Honda as it has comfortably settled for the second spot, a position it earlier had to fight for with the Hyundai Xcent

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