Hyundai Exter Pro Pack Launched in India; Prices Start At Rs 7.98 Lakh

- New Pro Pack offered from S+ trim onwards
- Exter S+ Pro Pack costs about Rs 5,000 more than the standard variant
- Gets minor cosmetic enhancements; SX(O) AMT gets Dash Cam
Hyundai has updated the Exter micro-SUV range with a new Pro Pack trim, which is now available from the S+ variant onwards. Prices for the Exter Pro Pack start at Rs 7.98 lakh (ex-showroom), making it about Rs 5,000 more expensive than the standard S+ trim.
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Compared to the standard Exter, the Pro Pack trims get a slightly more muscular look courtesy of more prominent wheel arch cladding and silver side sill protector trim. Another differentiator between the standard Exter and the Exter Pro pack is a new matte colour option - Titan Grey Matte. Interestingly, the standard Exter is also offered in Titan Grey, albeit with a gloss finish.
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Exter Pro Pack gets more pronounced wheel arch cladding and, silver side sill garnish.
On the feature front, the only notable update is the addition of a Dash Cam on the SX(O) AMT Pro Pack variant. The feature was previously offered on the lower spec SX Tech and the top spec SX(O) Connect variants.
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Mechanically, there are no updates to the Exter Pro Pack, with the micro-SUV continuing to feature a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol engine paired with a manual gearbox as standard and with the option of an AMT. The Exter also gets the option of a factory-fitted CNG kit on select variants.
The Exter goes up against the Tata Punch in the micro-SUV segment.
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