2015 Hyundai Elantra Launched in India; Prices Start at Rs. 14.13 lakh

Talking about the exterior design, the premium sedan gets a newly-designed front bumper, chrome grille, projector head-lamps with LED light guide, and revised fog-lamps. The side profile of the car gets newly-designed 10-spoke 16-inch alloy wheels, chrome door handles, and moulding on its belt line. The rear profile too looks refreshed with the new two-tone bumper and chrome tipped exhaust in addition to the new LED effect rear combination lamps.

The company has made some revisions inside too; the car now gets all-black interiors, leather seats, metallic scuff plates, aluminium pedal and ergonomically positioned console box with arm rest, and rear AC vents.
As we mentioned above, the vehicle will continue to house the same engine options under the hood - 1.8 Dual VTVT Petrol and 1.6 VGT CRDi Diesel - that also powered the old model. While the petrol engine is good for 147bhp & 178Nm, the diesel unit churns out 126bhp & 260Nm.

On the launch of the 2015 Elantra Mr B S Seo, Managing Director & CEO, HMIL said, "The Elantra has always been the trendsetter in its segment and is now set to offer high standard in the premium segment. The 2015 Elantra will delight our customers with its high-class appeal and agility. Elantra being a global model is Hyundai's first car and one of only 10 cars in the history of the auto industry to reach over 10 million sales globally. Designed in line with a vision of creating cutting edge driving innovations and delivering outstanding comfort features, the new Elantra is engineered for excellence to cater to various needs of the customers."
Key exterior features:
- Stylish bold Front bumper with chrome insert grille
- Projector head-lamp with LED guide light
- New trendy fog-lamps
- Chrome window belt-line
- Chrome tip exhaust
- New design 10-spoke 16" alloy wheels
- Electrically adjustable and retractable outside rear view mirror
- New LED effect rear combination lamps & sporty dual tone rear bumpers
- Chrome door handles
- Rear Parking Assist System (Rear sensors and rear camera)
Prices (ex-showroom, Delhi)
S (Petrol) - Rs. 14,13,196
SX (Petrol) - Rs. 15,41,078
SX - AT (Petrol) - Rs. 16,49,906
Base (Diesel) - Rs. 14,57,677
S (Diesel) - Rs. 15,35,275
SX (Diesel) - Rs. 16,67,688
SX - AT (Diesel) - Rs. 17,94,179
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