Discounts and offers on Hyundai cars in India
Despite launching the much anticipated Xcent sub-compact sedan, Hyundai India could not manage to up its sales in March 2014. The company reported 8.37 percent decline in its total sales at 51,708 units for March 2014, which were 56,437 in the corresponding month, last year. So, to strengthen its sales in the first month of the new financial year, the Korean automaker is offering heavy discounts on most of its models. There are benefits upto Rs 1.45 lakh on different Hyundai models. (Also read: Offers on Chevrolet cars)
Hyundai Eon, Santro, i10, i20, Verna, Elantra, Sonata, Santa Fe are the models on which the company is offering discounts. However, savings on Soanta and Santa Fe are applicable on 2013 Model year variants only, while there is no discount on Hyundai Grand i10 and Hyudai Xcent.
Benefits on different models
Hyundai Eon - Rs 28,250
Hyundai Santro - Rs 24,000
Hyundai i10 - Rs 35,000
Hyundai i20 - Rs 32,000 (Petrol & Diesel)
Hyundai Verna - Rs 43,000 (Petrol), 48,000 (Diesel)
Hyundai Elantra - Rs 55,000 (Petrol and Diesel)
Hyundai Sonata MY 2013 - Rs 1,39,000
Hyundai Santa Fe MY 2013 - Rs 1,45,000
Above mentioned savings are calculated on Ex-Showroom, Delhi price. To know the exact break-up of the discounts, buyers can contact to nearest Hyundai dealers.
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