Hyundai Hikes Prices Of Its Models By Up To Rs 45,000

Elantra sees the highest increment, followed by the Tucson and Creta

• Hyundai has hiked the prices of all the models, except the new i20. 

• Santro sees the lowest hike, ranging from Rs 600 to Rs 4,900. 

• New prices effective immediately across all the dealerships. 

Earlier this month, Hyundai announced a price hike across its portfolio due to a rise in manufacturing costs. The new prices have now been officially revealed on Hyundai’s website. All the models, except the new generation i20, see an increment. Here are the model-wise prices: 

• The Hyundai Elantra sees the highest hike, going up to Rs 45,000. Its top-end SX(O) petrol and diesel AT are the most affected. 

• The Elantra, the only mid-size sedan in the segment at the moment, is now priced from Rs 17.80 lakh to Rs 21.10 lakh.  

• Hyundai Santro sees an increase of Rs 600 to Rs 4,900. Its Magna CNG and AMT variants see the lowest increment, while the Magna MT and Sportz MT see the highest.

• The Santro retails from Rs 4.67 lakh to Rs 6.53 lakh. 

• The Grand i10 Nios, including the Turbo variant, sees an increase of Rs 2,900 to Rs 7,390. The mid-spec Magna variant is the least affected, while the base-spec Era variant sees the highest increment. Prices of most variants have increased by Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000. 

• The i10 Nios retails from Rs 5.19 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh. 

• The Aura sub-4-metre sedan sees a price increase of Rs 2,200 to Rs 9,800. The top-spec variants get the lowest hike while the CNG variants see the highest. 

• It is now priced starting from Rs 5.92 lakh to Rs 9.32 lakh. 

• The Venue sees a price hike of Rs 1,760 to Rs 12,400. 

• Prices of the SX Turbo iMT and SX Diesel variant remain the same. The top-spec SX and SX(O) variants see the lowest hike while the mid-spec variants see the highest. 

• The new prices start from Rs 6.86 lakh to Rs 11.67 lakh. 

• The Hyundai Verna is priced from Rs 9.11 lakh to Rs 15.20 lakh, seeing a hike ranging of Rs 2,700 to Rs 12,100. 

• The mid-spec trims see the highest price hike, while the top-spec turbo petrol and diesel see the lowest. 

• The new Creta has received the highest price hike with its base-spec E diesel variant costing Rs 31,000 more. The petrol variants see a hike of up to Rs 22,000 only. The prices of the other diesel variants remain constant. 

• It is now priced from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 17.54 lakh. 

• Their flagship model, Tucson, sees a hike of Rs 31,000 to Rs 39,000. The base-spec GL diesel variant sees the maximum increment, while the GLS 4WD sees the lowest. 

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