Hyundai i20 sales crosses 1.3 million mark globally

    Hyundai has sold more than 8.5 lakh units in India; milestone achieved 10 years after launch.

    Published On Dec 28, 2018 06:37:00 PM

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    Hyundai i20 sales crosses 1.3 million mark globally

    Hyundai has announced that their i20 hatchback has just crossed the 1.3 million sales mark, 10 years after it launched. The 8.5 lakh units that were sold in the Indian market have contributed to this milestone, which is claimed to be the fastest for any car in this segment.

    Commenting on this achievement, Vikas Jain, Asst. Vice President - National Sales, Hyundai Motor India Ltd. said, “We are extremely delighted with this unprecedented milestone that i20 models have achieved of 1.3 Million global sales and have met the aspirations of Indian and Global customers.”

    The first-gen i20 was brought to India in 2008 and then got a proper facelift in 2012. While the second-gen i20 was launched in 2014, an update was introduced to the Indian market at the 2018 Auto Expo.

    Engine options on the current model, which retails between Rs 5.43 lakh and Rs 9.24 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), include an 83hp, 1.2-litre petrol motor and a 90hp, 1.4-litre diesel engine. While the former gets 5-speed manual and CVT gearbox options, the latter has a 6-speed manual as standard.

    Rivals to the i20 in India include the Maruti Suzuki Baleno and Honda Jazz.

    Also see:

    Made-in-India Hyundai i20 scores three stars in Global NCAP test

    2018 Jazz vs i20 vs Baleno automatic comparison

    2018 Jazz vs i20 vs Baleno automatic comparison video

    Hyundai India to hike prices by Rs 30,000

    Tempting year-end discounts on 2018 Hyundai cars and SUVs

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