The Santro is available in seven exterior colour options.
This green colour model gets the option to have an all-black interior with green highlights.
Large glasshouse should make the Santro feel airy.
The 1.1-litre, four-cylinder engine makes 69hp on petrol and 59hp on CNG.
Touchscreen infotainment system with Andriod Auto and Apple CarPlay will help the tall-boy hatch stand out in its segment.
Hyundai's new budget hatchback brings back the Santro nameplate.
The tall-boy design also harks back to the original Santro.
The rear of the new Santro is quite clean, if a bit bulbous.
Alloy wheels are not on offer though the top two variants do get wheel caps for the 14-inch wheels.
The new Santro sports a tweaked Cascading grille seen on other Hyundais.
Tall-boy design should liberate more room on the inside.
Available with an AMT gearbox for the petrol; a factory-fit CNG kit is also on offer but only with a manual transmission.
Large glasshouse should make the Santro feel airy.
A computer generated image made by Autocar India of the new Santro.
A computer generated image made by Autocar India of the new Santro.
The all-new Hyundai Santro tall-boy hatchback will launch on October 23. Take a look at the new Maruti Suzuki Celerio and Tata Tiago rival with our image gallery