Hyundai To Launch 3 All-New Cars In India

Hyundai is one of India’s most trusted automakers. They have always been known for giving us feature-loaded, easy to drive and very comfortable cars. Right from the Santro to the newly launched Alcazar, Hyundai cars are well-equipped in almost every segment. Now, in the upcoming months, Hyundai is going to launch 3 brand new cars in the Indian market and we are super excited about this! Check out what these cars will be.

1. Hyundai Stargazer

The Stargazer will be a mid-range MPV, that will compete with other cars in the segment like the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga, Mahindra Marazzo and the Renault Triber. It is expected to be made available in a 6 seater or a 7 seater configuration. We suspect that the engine options will be similar to that of the Creta, namely the 1.5L petrol and diesel engines. The Stargazer will make its debut in the market by 2022.

2. Hyundai i20 N

Enthusiasts will be extremely pleasured to see that Hyundai will finally launch the N line i20 in the Indian market by the end of 2021. We have been waiting for Hyundai to make this move for quite some time now. The N line is the sportier, hot-hatch version of the i20. While we might not see the 204HP engine that is available in foreign markets, it will get a 3 cylinder, turbocharged 1.0L petrol engine that will make around 118HP. Subsequently, Hyundai might also launch N line versions of other cars too.

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3. Hyundai Casper

The Casper is going to be a mini SUV and it will compete with the likes of the upcoming Tata HBX, Maruti Suzuki Ignis and the Mahindra KUV100. The Casper in expected in India by 2022. The Indian spec Casper will most likely feature the same 1.0L petrol engine that we have seen on the Hyundai Santro. It might also get the more powerful 1.2L petrol engine that we see on the Grand i10 NIOS.

Apart from these exciting launches, the Hyundai Creta might also get an update in the upcoming months. The new Creta will feature a 360-degree camera system, an Advanced Driver Assistance System, and a heads-up display like the one in the Kia Seltos GT line. The engine options will most likely remain the same as they currently are.

Hyundai might also soon launch the facelifted versions of the D segment sedan, the Elantra. We might also see the facelifted version of the luxury all-wheel-drive SUV, Tuscon. Both these cars are soon expected in the Indian market. The Elantra might also get a more powerful N line version just like the i20.