Hyundai EON nests 8000 bookings?

Published On Oct 12, 2011 02:50 PM By Vidyadhar for Hyundai EON

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Hyundai Eon bookings have apparently reached a mark of 8000 units even when there is one day left for the hatch to release. Hyundai EON is all set to shed its cocoon and rock the stage tomorrow. The grand event will take place in National capital Delhi where the car will stand on the pedestal for a public gaze. Bookings of the Hyundai EON car commenced on October 1 only and the company dispatched more than 7188 units to the dealers all over the country just to enhance curiosity.

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The formula seems to have worked well as the small car garnered such handsome booking figure in just 12 days. Moreover, Hyundai dealers are accepting bookings for a token amount of Rs 25,000 with an assurance that the payment will be returned in case the customers are not satisfied with the product. The car can be booked by logging in the Hyundai Eon website or visiting the nearest Hyundai dealership. Car market is also abuzz with information that deliveries of Hyundai EON will begin by 20th of this month.

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Such craze for this new car is natural, seeing Hyundai EON price, which is speculated to be around Rs 2.5 lakh for base variant-Hyundai EON D-Lite. Test mules of the Eon with ‘Blue Drive’ badges were caught making some test rounds. This suggests that Hyundai EON might export EON to markets like Europe to encash profits from all angles. Blue Drive is Hyundai’s brand name for technologies that reduces fuel consumption and emissions. It is evident that emission norms are pretty strict in Europe and Eon armed with fuel-saving technology might just be a viable option to European customers. So, this festive season is going to light up Hyundai’s premise in all respects as the upcoming car EON is sure to succeed in car markets.

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deepak

Oct 14, 2011, 9:49:54 PM

Gurbinder, only time will tell. But it DOES have all it takes to make a big dent in Alto market and the failed A-Star. There are far more cases of Alto with CNG going poof ablaze and the simple look that reminds of Baleno being chopped in half. With the mileage of 21kmpl and the looks and aerodynamic muscular cuts from the outside, the futuristic dashboard from inside, backseat headrests and all I believe it has more of a potential to give a serious competition to Alto and A-Star.