
Price | ₹ 5.92 Lakh onwards |
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Mileage | 20 to 28 kmpl |
Engine | 998 to 1197 cc |
Transmission | Manual & AMT |
Fuel Type | Petrol, CNG & Diesel |
Seating Capacity | 5 Seater |
Hyundai Aura has been introduced in India with BS6 compliant petrol and diesel engine options. The vehicle is available in 12 variants and six colour schemes across three engine and two gearbox options. The Aura is the second car in the compact sedan segment and is based on the Grand i10 Nios hatchback.
Exterior
The Aura gets the family Hyundai face with the chrome grille, twin boomerang shaped LED DRLs with projectors for the headlamps and the fog lamps. In profile you can barely notice the compact sedan length of the car thanks to the way the C-pillar meets the bootlid. The R15 alloy wheels are diamond cut and have a sharp design that goes well with the elements of the car. At the rear you get LED tail lamps and chrome garnish on the lid of the boot door.
Interior
As for the interior, the vehicle gets brown and black cabin with elements quite similar to that of the Nios hatchback. The highlight of the cabin is of course the eight-inch touchscreen system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and multiple connectivity options. The touchscreen system has been integrated into one big unit with the semi-digital speedometer and lends a nice, premium and modern touch to the design. In addition, you get climate control as well as height adjustment for the driver’s seat.
Engine
The Aura is available with three BS6 compliant engines- two petrol and one diesel. The standard petrol engine is a 1.2-litre unit producing 81bhp/114Nm while the second one is a 1.0-litre turbocharged unit producing 98bhp/172Nm. The 1.2-litre unit can be had with either a five-speed manual/five-speed automated manual while the smaller petrol unit only gets a manual five-speed gearbox. It is the first turbocharged petrol engine in the compact sedan segment. The diesel engine for the Aura is the same as the Xcent, a 1.2-litre four-cylinder producing 74bhp/190Nm and will also be offered with either a five-speed manual or a five-speed AMT.
Hyundai Aura price starts at ₹ 5.92 Lakh and goes upto ₹ 9.30 Lakh. The price of Petrol version for Aura ranges between ₹ 5.92 Lakh - ₹ 8.66 Lakh, the price of CNG version for Aura is ₹ 7.44 Lakh and the price of Diesel version for Aura ranges between ₹ 7.85 Lakh - ₹ 9.30 Lakh.
Versions | Ex-Showroom price | Specifications | Compare | |
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Aura E 1.2 Petrol | ₹ 5.92 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 21 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura S 1.2 Petrol | ₹ 6.68 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 21 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura S 1.2 AMT Petrol | ₹ 7.18 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, AMT, 20 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX 1.2 Petrol | ₹ 7.37 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 21 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura S 1.2 CNG Petrol | ₹ 7.44 Lakh | 1197 cc, CNG, Manual, 28 km/kg | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura S 1.2 CRDi | ₹ 7.85 Lakh | 1186 cc, Diesel, Manual, 25 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX 1.2 (O) Petrol | ₹ 7.93 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, Manual, 21 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX Plus 1.2 AMT Petrol | ₹ 8.12 Lakh | 1197 cc, Petrol, AMT, 20 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura S 1.2 AMT CRDi | ₹ 8.35 Lakh | 1186 cc, Diesel, AMT, 25 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX Plus 1.0 Petrol | ₹ 8.66 Lakh | 998 cc, Petrol, Manual, 21 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX 1.2 (O) CRDi | ₹ 9.11 Lakh | 1186 cc, Diesel, Manual, 25 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers | |
Aura SX Plus 1.2 AMT CRDi | ₹ 9.30 Lakh | 1186 cc, Diesel, AMT, 25 kmpl | Show price in my cityGet Offers |
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Hyundai Aura 2021 is available/sold in the following colours in India.
Fuel Type | Transmission | ARAI Mileage |
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Petrol (1197 cc) | Manual | 21 kmpl |
Petrol (1197 cc) | AMT | 20 kmpl |
CNG (1197 cc) | Manual | 28 km/kg |
Diesel (1186 cc) | Manual | 25 kmpl |
Diesel (1186 cc) | AMT | 25 kmpl |
Petrol (998 cc) | Manual | 21 kmpl |