Hyundai India launches subscription-based ownership with Revv

    The scheme will begin in Q1 of 2019 and will be available across six cities in the country.

    Published On Mar 11, 2019 12:13:00 PM

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    Hyundai India launches subscription-based ownership with Revv

    Hyundai India has launched a new 'Hyundai Subscription' ownership scheme. In partnership with Revv, the subscription-based ownership model will provide customers with an opportunity to experience Hyundai vehicles with hassle-free ownership, flexibility and limited commitment.

    The Hyundai Subscription scheme is set to begin in Q1 2019 and will be available across six cities in India – Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The initiative will enable customers to opt for flexible ownership plans based on their convenience. Customers can opt for short- or long-term subscription plans, swap across the Hyundai range and even avail the car with zero down payment. Customers who go for a one-year subscription or more are assured a new car. There’s also an option for no insurance or maintenance for short-term subscription plans. The brand also claims that there will not be a waiting period for the models that are available on subscription.

    Carmakers in India are slowly gravitating towards the idea of subscription-based ownership. And in the last few months, manufacturers like Skoda,Toyota and even the upcoming MG brand have all confirmed offering such plans for their customers.  

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