I own Nissan Micra XVCVT,2013 Year.I want to go for exchange.I want to go for Hyundai I10 Nios Corporate semi Automatic car.Your suggestion required.Eagerly awaiting your positive Reply.

Autocar India

•7w

The Hyundai Grand i10 Nios Petrol-AMT is an excellent, user-friendly city car. The engine is smooth, refined and fuel-efficient. Do keep in mind that the drive experience with the AMT will not be nearly as seamless as your Micra CVT, however by AMT standards, the Nios' unit is quite smooth. So if you are on a tight budget, go for the Nios. But if you can extend your budget slightly, we'd highly recommend you to consider the Hyundai i20 Magna Petrol-IVT. Not only is the i20 a much bigger, more spacious and more premium offering, but its petrol-IVT combination is smooth and seamless, something as a Nissan Micra CVT owner, you will appreciate.

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Shubham Raja

•1d

Hi, I am planning to buy my first car and have shortlisted two options - the Hyundai i20 N Line N8 DCT and the Hyundai Venue HX6 DCT. I test-drove both and instantly fell in love with the way the i20 N Line drives and handles. However, I could feel and hear every bump and pothole quite clearly in the N Line. On the other hand, the Venue’s suspension felt more compliant and better at absorbing bad roads. Cabin insulation and seating comfort also felt better in the Venue. I also came across your review. Is the Venue’s steering and suspension a deal-breaker? At triple-digit speeds, does it feel bouncy or unstable while changing lanes? I understand these cars belong to different segments, but could you please suggest which one I should choose? My primary usage will be weekend road trips, with occasional city driving, as my daily office commute is on a two-wheeler.

Autocar India

•12h

You have already picked up on the core difference. The Hyundai i20 N Line is tuned for sporty driving, so the suspension is firmer, and you will feel more of the road. That is not a flaw; it is a deliberate setup to improve control and handling.The Hyundai Venue, on the other hand, is tuned for comfort. It has a softer suspension, better bump absorption and a more relaxed driving character. You also sit higher and more upright, and the cabin insulation is better, which makes it feel more comfortable in everyday use. Being the newer car in this comparison, that difference you felt is expected. The choice really comes down to what you value more. The Venue is the easier and more comfortable car, while the i20 N Line is the more engaging one to drive.If you were to compare the standard i20 instead of the N Line, it would feel noticeably more comfortable, closer to the Venue. But then you lose the turbo petrol performance that you liked.

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Rajan Nair

•4d

I am trying to decide between the Honda Amaze and the Hyundai i20 for use in Pune. Please help.

Autocar India

•1d

Opt for the Hyundai i20 IVT automatic. Since you drive in Pune, you'll appreciate the CVT gearbox's smoothness in traffic, and since it's a hatchback, it'll be easier to park in tight spots. The i20's steering is light, the engine is refined, and it also has a comfortable ride. The i20 also offers a nicer cabin quality, and Hyundai's service network is also more widespread.There are a couple of trade-offs. The i20’s boot is smaller than the Honda Amaze's, so big airport bags or long-trip luggage will require planning. Also, the CVT automatic is not very efficient, especially at city speeds.

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Kapil

•29w

Hi Autocar Team, I am a first-time car buyer living in Bangalore, and I have the following questions: Should I go for a manual transmission or an automatic? I have heard that automatic cars incur higher maintenance costs over time. Since I have limited knowledge, I would appreciate your suggestion. My usage will be primarily in the city, with occasional highway drives on weekends. I am looking for a car with low service and maintenance costs. My budget is within ₹10 lakh (on-road, Bangalore). The car should be highly reliable.

Autocar India

•1d

First, on manual vs automatic. In Bangalore traffic, an automatic is simply easier and less tiring. The concern about automatics becoming expensive later is largely outdated. Modern automatic gearboxes are reliable if serviced on time and are widely used today without major long-term issues. So for a first-time buyer, an automatic is the right call.Now, coming to your usage. Mostly city driving with some weekend highways means you need something smooth, easy to drive and comfortable, with low ownership stress.The Hyundai i20 IVT fits this very well. It is smooth, refined and extremely easy to drive in traffic. It also offers good interior quality and comfort for daily use, and the IVT gearbox is tuned for smoothness, making it ideal for stop-go conditions.The Honda Amaze CVT is the alternative if you want maximum peace of mind. It is very reliable, and Honda is known for consistent after-sales support. Like the i20, the Amaze’s CVT is smooth and relaxed in city driving, but the engine is slightly noisier compared to Hyundai’s petrol motor.

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