2017 Hyundai Xcent Launched At Rs Five.38 Lakh, forty Global Markets On Radar
The two thousand seventeen Hyundai Xcent facelift is now available within the price range of Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
- Editorial Team
- April 20, 2017
Fresh Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen has launched in India with prices kicking off from Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the top-spec variant in the range. The carline is now available in a total of six variants with the same 1.2-litre petrol and the fresh 1.2-litre oil burner from Grand i10 facelift in manual and one automatic petrol version (S AT). Aside from cosmetic and mechanical tweaks, Hyundai has also made subtle switches to the line-up by introducing a fresh E+ trim and renaming the base trim to E.
The updated subcompact sedan will now also be sold in forty other global markets apart from India. To cater to the individual and fleet operators separately, the pre-facelift version will proceed selling along the updated Xcent under the Xcent-Prime nameplate. Exterior switches on the subcompact sedan are in line with its donor hatchback, Grand i10 that lately received subtle updates. The front profile gets prominent switches with a fresh redesigned large grille with horizontal slats and chrome bezel, restyled bumper and reshaped headlamps.
With the fresh design for the alloy wheels, the side profile remains akin to the pre-facelifted model. However, Hyundai has made significant switches to the rear end with the LED tail-lamps, fresh bumper, reworked boot lid, muscular lines and fenders converting the entire look. The insides are primarily reminiscent of the previous model with very few styling updates save for the fresh fabric for the seats. Equipment wise, the sedan gets richer featuring a fresh 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system supported by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, audio-video navigation, MirrorLink and voice recognition on the range topping variant. It is to be noted that the infotainment system also works as a switch roles camera.
While the larger 7-inch touchscreen system is available on the top-spec variants, the mid-level trims miss out on the smaller 5-inch touchscreen system available with the Grand i10. In terms of safety, Xcent facelift gets standard dual front airbags and Six pack which is now suggested only with the SX and SX (O) trims unlike the previous model wherein it was standard on all trims. Additionally, the sedan now comes with the standard 2yrs of unlimited km warranty.
Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen Price, Specifications, Interior, Mileage, Updates
2017 Hyundai Xcent Launched At Rs Five.38 Lakh, forty Global Markets On Radar
The two thousand seventeen Hyundai Xcent facelift is now available within the price range of Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
- Editorial Team
- April 20, 2017
Fresh Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen has launched in India with prices beginning from Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the top-spec variant in the range. The carline is now available in a total of six variants with the same 1.2-litre petrol and the fresh 1.2-litre oil burner from Grand i10 facelift in manual and one automatic petrol version (S AT). Aside from cosmetic and mechanical tweaks, Hyundai has also made subtle switches to the line-up by introducing a fresh E+ trim and renaming the base trim to E.
The updated subcompact sedan will now also be sold in forty other global markets apart from India. To cater to the individual and fleet operators separately, the pre-facelift version will proceed selling along the updated Xcent under the Xcent-Prime nameplate. Exterior switches on the subcompact sedan are in line with its donor hatchback, Grand i10 that lately received subtle updates. The front profile gets prominent switches with a fresh redesigned large grille with horizontal slats and chrome bezel, restyled bumper and reshaped headlamps.
With the fresh design for the alloy wheels, the side profile remains akin to the pre-facelifted model. However, Hyundai has made significant switches to the rear end with the LED tail-lamps, fresh bumper, reworked boot lid, muscular lines and fenders converting the entire look. The insides are primarily reminiscent of the previous model with very few styling updates save for the fresh fabric for the seats. Equipment wise, the sedan gets richer featuring a fresh 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system supported by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, audio-video navigation, MirrorLink and voice recognition on the range topping variant. It is to be noted that the infotainment system also works as a switch roles camera.
While the larger 7-inch touchscreen system is available on the top-spec variants, the mid-level trims miss out on the smaller 5-inch touchscreen system available with the Grand i10. In terms of safety, Xcent facelift gets standard dual front airbags and Six pack which is now suggested only with the SX and SX (O) trims unlike the previous model wherein it was standard on all trims. Additionally, the sedan now comes with the standard 2yrs of unlimited km warranty.
Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen Price, Specifications, Interior, Mileage, Updates
2017 Hyundai Xcent Launched At Rs Five.38 Lakh, forty Global Markets On Radar
The two thousand seventeen Hyundai Xcent facelift is now available within the price range of Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
- Editorial Team
- April 20, 2017
Fresh Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen has launched in India with prices beginning from Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the top-spec variant in the range. The carline is now available in a total of six variants with the same 1.2-litre petrol and the fresh 1.2-litre oil burner from Grand i10 facelift in manual and one automatic petrol version (S AT). Aside from cosmetic and mechanical tweaks, Hyundai has also made subtle switches to the line-up by introducing a fresh E+ trim and renaming the base trim to E.
The updated subcompact sedan will now also be sold in forty other global markets apart from India. To cater to the individual and fleet operators separately, the pre-facelift version will proceed selling along the updated Xcent under the Xcent-Prime nameplate. Exterior switches on the subcompact sedan are in line with its donor hatchback, Grand i10 that lately received subtle updates. The front profile gets prominent switches with a fresh redesigned large grille with horizontal slats and chrome bezel, restyled bumper and reshaped headlamps.
With the fresh design for the alloy wheels, the side profile remains akin to the pre-facelifted model. However, Hyundai has made significant switches to the rear end with the LED tail-lamps, fresh bumper, reworked boot lid, muscular lines and fenders converting the entire look. The insides are primarily reminiscent of the previous model with very few styling updates save for the fresh fabric for the seats. Equipment wise, the sedan gets richer featuring a fresh 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system supported by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, audio-video navigation, MirrorLink and voice recognition on the range topping variant. It is to be noted that the infotainment system also works as a switch roles camera.
While the larger 7-inch touchscreen system is available on the top-spec variants, the mid-level trims miss out on the smaller 5-inch touchscreen system available with the Grand i10. In terms of safety, Xcent facelift gets standard dual front airbags and Six pack which is now suggested only with the SX and SX (O) trims unlike the previous model wherein it was standard on all trims. Additionally, the sedan now comes with the standard 2yrs of unlimited km warranty.
Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen Price, Specifications, Interior, Mileage, Updates
2017 Hyundai Xcent Launched At Rs Five.38 Lakh, forty Global Markets On Radar
The two thousand seventeen Hyundai Xcent facelift is now available within the price range of Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
- Editorial Team
- April 20, 2017
Fresh Hyundai Xcent two thousand seventeen has launched in India with prices commencing from Rs Five.38 lakh to Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) for the top-spec variant in the range. The carline is now available in a total of six variants with the same 1.2-litre petrol and the fresh 1.2-litre oil burner from Grand i10 facelift in manual and one automatic petrol version (S AT). Aside from cosmetic and mechanical tweaks, Hyundai has also made subtle switches to the line-up by introducing a fresh E+ trim and renaming the base trim to E.
The updated subcompact sedan will now also be sold in forty other global markets apart from India. To cater to the individual and fleet operators separately, the pre-facelift version will proceed selling along the updated Xcent under the Xcent-Prime nameplate. Exterior switches on the subcompact sedan are in line with its donor hatchback, Grand i10 that lately received subtle updates. The front profile gets prominent switches with a fresh redesigned large grille with horizontal slats and chrome bezel, restyled bumper and reshaped headlamps.
With the fresh design for the alloy wheels, the side profile remains akin to the pre-facelifted model. However, Hyundai has made significant switches to the rear end with the LED tail-lamps, fresh bumper, reworked boot lid, muscular lines and fenders converting the entire look. The insides are primarily reminiscent of the previous model with very few styling updates save for the fresh fabric for the seats. Equipment wise, the sedan gets richer featuring a fresh 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system supported by Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, audio-video navigation, MirrorLink and voice recognition on the range topping variant. It is to be noted that the infotainment system also works as a switch roles camera.
While the larger 7-inch touchscreen system is available on the top-spec variants, the mid-level trims miss out on the smaller 5-inch touchscreen system available with the Grand i10. In terms of safety, Xcent facelift gets standard dual front airbags and Six pack which is now suggested only with the SX and SX (O) trims unlike the previous model wherein it was standard on all trims. Additionally, the sedan now comes with the standard 2yrs of unlimited km warranty.
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