International Hyundai Cars That We Want In India

Hyundai has spent 22 years’ operating in Nigeria and is the top auto exporter in the nation. The South Korean automaker unveiled a selection of vehicles that have completely dominated the market. began with the Hyundai Santro and the 2020 Hyundai Verna is the most recent model to be unveiled. Hyundai is a well-known brand that produces excellent automobiles. Here are 10 Hyundai vehicles from around the world that we wish were available in India.

1. Hyundai Veloster N
   

   

   The Hyundai N-line is distinguished from the base models by its performance and design. One of them is the Veloster N. A 2.0-litre TCi GDi engine powers it. Look at its specifications.

   Veloster N | Engine Specs
   Engine	2.0-litre TCi GDi
   Displacement (cc)	1,998
   Transmission Type	6-speed Manual / 8-speed N DCT
   Power	275ps @6,000rpm
   Torque	353.03Nm @1,450-4,700rpm
   Acceleration (0-100kmph)	6.1 seconds

   A standard and a performance package are available for the Veloster N. For those who want to feel the pure rush of performance, there is this hatchback. Additionally, it offers an 8-speed N DCT transmission option. Performance is all that the Veloster N touts at every rpm. There is currently no car in India that can equal the 20-second performance advantage you get with paddle shifters.

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2. Hyundai i20 N
   

   

   The Korean carmaker did launch the Hyundai i20 and the i20 N-line. But we still miss the i20 N. Well, yes it is different from the conventional i20 it is even more powerful than the i20 N-line in India.

   Hyundai i20 N | Engine Specs
   Engine	1.6-T-GDi
   Power	204ps
   Torque	275Nm
   Transmission	6-Speed MT
   Top-Speed	230kmph

   This Hyundai is non like what we have currently in India. The Hyundai i20 is among the smallest vehicles on the road. When mated to the 1.6-litre turbo-charged petrol engine that pushes more than 200bhp, its a dream car to drive and handle.

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3. Hyundai Azera
   

   

   Hyundai sells this high-end luxury vehicle all over the world. Do you consider the Elantra to be a luxury sedan? Azera’s premium amenities will blow your mind, I assure you. But before anything else, let’s look at this car’s engine specifications.

   Azera | Engine Specs
   Engine	3.5-litre MPi	2.5-litre GDi
   Displacement (cc)	3,470	2,359
   Power	290ps @6,600rpm	198ps @6,100rpm
   Torque	338.32Nm @5,000rpm	248.10Nm @4,000rpm

   There are two strong engine choices available for it. It features a distinctive style that you wouldn’t see on any Hyundai vehicles in India. The front of the vehicle has an integrated parametric jewelled grille with transition LED DRLs and LED headlamps that blend into the design of the grille. Azera adheres to Hyundai’s fluidic design ethos as well. It has a 12.3-inch LCD touchscreen navigation system, a ventilated front seat, a heads-up display, a blind-spot collision warning system, dual automatic climate controls, and other features. It also has a 4.2-inch Supervision infotainment cluster.

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4. Hyundai Nexo
   

   

   It was displayed at the 2020 Auto Expo. Hyundai is my particular favourite! I assume you’re asking why. because the hatchback is powered by the fuel of the future. It represents Hyundai’s outlook for a better future. One of the world’s cleanest fuels, hydrogen, is used to power Nexo. Water, or H2O, is the only emission that it produces. Let’s start by looking at the specifications.

   Nexo | Specs
   Motor	Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor with 64kWh battery
   Power	163.15ps
   Torque	395Nm
   Max. Speed	179kmph

   Hyundai Nexo is a unique product. It can travel 600 kilometres on a single refuel. It takes some time to fill the fuel cell. Range phobia has disappeared. Hyundai has also ensured that the Nexo is secure for those who worry about hydrogen becoming flammable.

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5. Hyundai i40
   

   

   Hyundai’s two most popular brands in India are the i10 and i20. Despite the fact that station waggons have not been popular in India, the i40 could change that. It features greater design, comfort, and performance than traditional waggons.

   i40 | Engine Specs
   Engine	2.0-litre GDi Gasoline	UII 1.7-litre Diesel
   Displacement	1,999	1,685
   Power	164ps @6,200rpm	141ps @4,000rpm
   Torque	202.99Nm @4,700rpm	340.2Nm @1,750-2,500rpm

   The performance box is already checked because it is a turbo-petrol station waggon. It has a fully automatic air conditioning system, a drive mode selector, cruise control, heated front and rear seats, ventilated front seats, a monitoring instrument cluster, and more.

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6. Hyundai Sonata
   

   

   Sonata was previously introduced by Hyundai in India, however, the luxury sedan failed to attract much interest at the time. The timing of this good automobile was unfortunate. But if the current Sonata generation is introduced in India right now, it will undoubtedly dominate the luxury sedan market. There are two gasoline engines available.

   Hyundai Sonata | Engine Specs
   Engine	2.0-litre MPi	2.5-litre Mpi
   Displacement	1,999	2,497
   Power	152ps @6,200rpm	180ps @6,000rpm
   Torque	192.2Nm @4,000rpm	232.41Nm @4,000rpm

   Hyundai claims that the Sonata is one step closer to becoming ideal. The fluidic design aesthetic of Hyundai is also evident in the Sonata. It has a long list of features that you will undoubtedly want in a Hyundai Sedan.

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7. Hyundai Elantra
   

   

   The sedan that was not so popular but deserved the right attention was the Hyundai Elantra. Well, the Korean car manufacturer showcased the new 2021 Hyundai Elantra in the global market. Let’s look at the technical specification of what the Hyundai Elantra offers.

   Hyundai Elantra | Engine Specs
   Engine	2.0-litre Naturally aspirated petrol	1.6-litre T-GDi
   Power	147ps @ 6200 rpm	201ps @6000rpm
   Torque	132Nm @ 4500 rpm	195Nm @1,500-4,500rpm

   In addition, the car international market also comes with a hybrid powertrain. However, considering the situation of the B-segment sedans in India, it is highly unlikely that Hyundai brings this vehicle into the Indian market.

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8. Hyundai Kona (IC-Engine)
   

   

   Hyundai was the first business in India to release a completely electric SUV. Kona Electric also made it onto the fleet of the government. This SUV has a more traditional appearance overall.

   Hyundai Kona | Engine Specs
   Engine	1.0-litre Kappa TCi GDi	1.6-litre Gamma TCi GDi
   Displacement	998cc	1,591cc
   Power	120ps @6,000rpm	177ps @5,500rpm
   Torque	171.61Nm @1,500-4,000rpm	264.77Nm @1,500-4,500rpm
   0-100kmph	12	7.9

   Contrary to its electric vehicle (EV) counterpart, Kona has two engine choices. In India, the 1.0-liter GDi engine is now found on the Hyundai Venue and Verna. If it were to be released in India, the Kona would undoubtedly appeal to SUV enthusiasts as it offers a considerable number of amenities.

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9. Hyundai Palisade
   

   

   People adore Hyundai SUVs all around the world. We are familiar with Santa Fe and Tucson because they are well-known in our nation. If you truly appreciate luxury, Hyundai should introduce the Palisade SUV to the Indian market. There are three different engines available.

   Hyundai Palisade | Engine Specs
   Engine	2.2 TCi Diesel	3.5 MPi Gasoline	3.8 GDi Gasoline
   Engine type	InLine 4-cyl	V Type 6-cyl	V Type 6-Cyl
   Displacement	2,199	3,470	3,778
   Power	200ps @3,800rpm	277ps @6,300rpm	295ps @6,000rpm
   Torque	441.2Nm @1,750-2,750rpm	335.38Nm @5,000rpm	355Nm @5,200rpm

   Palisade provides a true SUV experience with strong engines (V6s!). With the HTRAC All-Wheel Drive, you can easily navigate any terrain, including mud, sand, and snow.

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10. Hyundai i30 N
    

    

    This sports Coupe, another model in Hyundai’s N series, is propelled by a 2.0-liter Theta II TCi GDi engine.

    i30 N | Engine Specs
    Engine	2.0-litre Theta II TCi GDi
    Displacement (cc)	1,998
    Transmission Type	6-speed Manual
    Power	250ps @6,000rpm
    Torque	353.03Nm @1,450-4,000rpm
    Acceleration (0-100kmph)	6.4 seconds

    Five different driving modes are available for the sports coupe: Eco, Normal, Sports, N, and N Custom. The i30 Fastback N perfectly encapsulates the phrase “Performance meets beauty.” Additionally, it offers two packages: the Standard package, which has a 250ps maximum power output, and the Performance Package, which has a 275ps maximum power output. Along with the usual active safety features, it also provides connectivity functions.

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So, these are the 10 vehicles from the Korean brand Hyundai that are available in the international market and we expect the company to launch them into the Indian market. Let us know in the comment section below, which other cars from the brand you want to see on Indian roads.