Hyundai Aura facelift price, variants explained

    The Aura facelift is available in seven variants and gets three powertrain options.

    Published On Jan 25, 2023 07:00:00 AM

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    Hyundai Aura facelift price, variants explained

    Hyundai has launched the Aura compact sedan and priced it from Rs 6.29 lakh-8.87 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The update brings a revised fascia but the car remains the same from the sides and the rear. Furthermore, the Aura gets new additions to the equipment list like a new instrument cluster, Type-C charging ports and footwell lighting. We take a closer look at what features are being offered with each trim. 

    Hyundai Aura facelift: engine, variants explained

    The Aura comes in five trims – E, S, SX, SX+ and SX (O). All come with the 83hp, 114Nm, 1.2-litre petrol engine mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. This engine is also equipped with a 5-speed AMT gearbox but that is only available with the SX+ trim. 

    As before, Hyundai is offering a factory-fitted CNG kit on the Aura, which churns out 69hp and 95Nm of torque. In CNG-spec, it gets only a manual gearbox and is offered with the S and SX trims. 

    Following is the list of features you will get on the new Aura's trims. 

    Hyundai Aura E (Rs 6.29 lakh)

    Engine - 1.2 petrol-MT

    • 4 airbags
    • ABS with EBD
    • Engine immobiliser
    • Emergency stop signal
    • Rear parking sensors
    • Body-coloured bumpers
    • Rear chrome garnish
    • MID in instrument cluster
    • Cooled glove box
    • Front power windows
    • LED tail-lamps
    • Front power outlet

    Hyundai Aura S (Rs 7.15 lakh-8.10 lakh)

    Engine - 1.2 petrol-MT/ 1.2 CNG-MT

    • Painted black radiator grille
    • LED daytime running lamps
    • Rear wing spoiler
    • 15-inch steel wheels
    • Body-coloured wing mirrors
    • Body-coloured door handles
    • Black treatment on B-pillar
    • Footwell lighting
    • Rear centre armrest
    • 3.5-inch MID in instrument cluster
    • 2-DIN integrated audio system
    • Bluetooth connectivity
    • USB connectivity
    • Steering mounted controls
    • 4 speakers
    • Keyless entry
    • Tilt steering
    • Rear AC vents
    • Rear power windows
    • Electrically adjustable wing mirrors
    • Rear power outlet
    • Driver seat height adjustment
    • Type-C charging port

    Hyundai Aura SX (Rs 7.92 lakh-8.87 lakh)

    Engine - 1.2 petrol-MT/ 1.2 CNG-MT

    • 15-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels
    • Chrome door handles
    • Shark-fin roof antenna
    • Turn indicators on wing mirrors
    • Gloss black dashboard inserts
    • Chrome-finish gear knob
    • Front passenger seat back pocket
    • Metal finish inside door handles
    • 8.0-inch touchscreen
    • Android Auto, Apple CarPlay
    • Voice recognition
    • Push button start/stop
    • Electrically folding wing mirrors
    • Passenger vanity mirror
    • Luggage lamp (petrol only)
    • Cruise control (petrol only)
    • Electronic stability control
    • Hill start assist control
    • Rear parking camera

    Hyundai Aura SX+ (Rs 8.73 lakh)

    Engine - 1.2 petrol-AMT

    • Projector headlamps
    • Wireless phone charger
    • Automatic air conditioning
    • Eco-coating technology in air conditioning

    Hyundai Aura SX (O) (Rs 8.73 lakh)

    Engine - 1.2 petrol-MT

    • ISOFIX mounts
    • 6 airbags
    • Leather-wrapped steering wheel
    • Leather-wrapped gear knob
    • Automatic headlamps

    Hyundai Aura rivals

    The facelifted Aura will rival the Tata Tigor (Rs 6.10 lakh-8.84 lakh), Honda Amaze (Rs 6.89 lakh-9.48 lakh) and the Maruti Suzuki Dzire (Rs 6.24 lakh-9.18 lakh) in the compact sedan segment. 

    *All prices ex-showroom, India. 

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