Hector Price in Tiptur

The Car is Excellent in terms of Driving, Comfort, Features. The service network is not very great though. The people keep changing and no one has been around for a long time as the brand is still new in the country. Many of the parts in the car are of cheap quality and replacements are little above reasonably priced. I have driven the 2021 CVT Petrol variant for 50k+ KM now. I have changed all the tyres and also all the 4 brakes (at 45k KM). Apart from that there have been few small things like Turbo pipe, engine intercooler pipe, ac vent tabs etc that had to be replaced, some under warranty and some out of pocket. Also had to recharge the AC gas only once at 50k KM. So overall the maintenance is not very expensive. The mileage in city is about 6 km/l and highway about 8 km/l, which is fair for a comparable heavy car. the price has gone up from 21lac to 26lac in a span of 3 years which was expected as the car felt cheaper than the build and features it provided. The infotainment which was the main selling point of a internet connected car is actually terrible. I never used the inbuilt navigation of map my India as it's never updated and GMaps is just way better and the gaana app is also very laggy so I stick to Spotify thru my Android Auto (wired only). The car offers very good safety, and you won't feel at all that it's a cheap light weight car. Overall it's a great package and deserves 5 star rating but I give 4 star as the service network is as important as the car itself and that's something the brand is still falling behind on.