Hyundai has launched the 2026 Exter Knight edition, with prices starting from Rs 8.14 lakh (ex-showroom). It is available with all petrol and CNG variants of the HX 6, and the petrol-AMT variant of the HX 10 trim. The Exter Knight gets additional black exterior design elements and an all-black cabin at an additional Rs 15,000.
- Sports black logos and alloys, and red front brake callipers
- Gets an all-black cabin with black fabric seat upholstery
- Available in five exterior colour options
Notably, the Knight edition is not new to the Exter, having first been introduced in July 2024. This time around, however, Hyundai is offering the Knight edition with the facelifted Exter, which was launched in March 2026.
2026 Hyundai Exter Knight edition: Prices
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Knight edition costs Rs 15,000 more than the standard variants
The Hyundai Exter Knight edition costs Rs 15,000 more than the standard variants, the same premium charged for the dual-tone Ranger Khaki colour option offered with the SUV.
2026 Hyundai Exter Knight edition: What’s new?
Gets some black and dark grey elements outside
While the overall silhouette of the Exter Knight edition is identical to the standard model, Hyundai has added dark elements to give a sportier look to the SUV. These include blacked-out Hyundai logos and 'Exter' lettering at the front and rear, and dark grey garnish on the front and rear bumpers. The Exter Knight gets the same 15-inch rims, but with a black or dark grey finish, depending on the variant. To add contrast, Hyundai has equipped it with red brake callipers on the front wheels. At the rear, it gets a ‘Knight’ badge on the tailgate.
The Exter Knight edition is available in five exterior shades: Titanium Black, Atlas White, Starry Night, Titan Grey and Golden Bronze. Notably, it is not available in the Ranger Khaki colour option, which is offered with the standard model.
Gets an all-black cabin theme with brass accents
Inside, the Exter Knight’s dashboard design is the same as the standard model, but it gets an all-black finish with brass-coloured accents, compared to the standard model’s navy and grey interior theme. It also gets amber-coloured footwell lighting, which is blue on the standard variants. The seats on the Knight edition feature black fabric upholstery.
The feature suite is the same as the corresponding variants – the HX 6 gets an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a single-pane sunroof, powered outside rearview mirrors (ORVMs), automatic climate control with rear vents, and a rear parking camera with sensors. The HX 10 adds a wireless phone charger, a cooled glovebox, connected car technology, and a rear wiper and washer to the feature mix.
Available with the same 83hp petrol and 69hp CNG engine options
As mentioned earlier, the Exter Knight is offered with a 1.2-litre petrol engine that produces 83hp and 114Nm, and a CNG option that puts out 69hp and 95Nm. The petrol engine gets an option between a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed automated manual transmission (AMT), while the CNG is available only with the manual gearbox.
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