Hyundai means a hassle-free ownership maintenance with reasonable costs.
Cost
For Rs 14.45 lakh (ex-showroom Mumbai) you get a lot of car for the price tag, considering that it is battling rivals like the Skoda Laura and VW Jetta. Being a Hyundai and with a 4 year/80,000km warranty, one doesn’t have to worry about exorbitant spare parts prices like some of its European rivals. Labour costs are reasonable as well.
Overall Evaluation
For sheer rear seat space and chauffeur-driven comfort at this price and considering the running costs of a diesel, this is the underdog of the pack. It’s a shame that the CRDi automatic has been discontinued because it would’ve been easy to drive in the city with the economy of a diesel and the ownership experience of a Hyundai, which is the best today in the country by far.
Useful touches
Electric-fold mirrors, boot and fuel lid release on door
Bag hook for front passenger
Painful touches
Non-chrome door handles
Headlamps aren’t powerful enough
Test Data
Engine Specifications
1991cc, 4-cylinder, inline, diesel, 140bhp@4000rpm, 32.9kgm@2000rpm. View full specs