Hyundai SUV prices hiked by up to Rs 22,000

    Hyundai hatchbacks – Santro, Grand i10 Nios and i20 – also see a bump in prices, along with sedans like Aura and Verna.

    Published On Jan 06, 2022 08:00:00 AM

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    Hyundai SUV prices hiked by up to Rs 22,000

    Hyundai, like most other carmakers at the start of the new year, has increased the price of its vehicles across its portfolio. This includes its three popular SUVs – the Venue, Creta and the Alcazar. This price hike is likely to have come on account of increased input and operational costs.

    • Diesel versions of the Venue now cost more by up to Rs 4,100
    • Creta prices have been increased by Rs 7,000 across all variants
    • The Alcazar sees a hike by up to Rs 22,000

    Hyundai Venue: price hike

    The base price of the Venue E 1.2-litre petrol-manual has remained unchanged at Rs 6.99 lakh, although prices of all other petrol variants have been hiked by Rs 2,100. This includes both the 1.2-litre and 1.0-litre turbo-petrol variants. Meanwhile, diesel versions of the Venue have witnessed a hike in price of Rs 4,100, except for the second-from-base diesel SX trim.

    Hyundai Venue price (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    TrimPrice January 2022Price December 2021Difference
    1.2P ERs 6,99,200Rs 6,99,2000
    1.2P SRs 7,79,100Rs 7,77,000Rs 2,100
    1.2P S+Rs 8,66,800Rs 8,64,700Rs 2,100
    1.0P S(O) iMtRs 9,12,760Rs 9,10,660Rs 2,100
    1.0P S(O) DCTRs 10,03,300Rs 10,01,200Rs 2,100
    1.0P SX MTRs 10,09,100Rs 10,07,000Rs 2,100
    1.0P SX iMTRs 10,09,100Rs 10,07,000Rs 2,100
    1.0P SX(O) iMTRs 11,37,800Rs 11,35,700Rs 2,100
    1.P SX+ DCTRs 11,70,300Rs 11,68,200Rs 2,100
    Diesel
    1.5D S(O)Rs 9,56,100Rs 9,52,000Rs 4,100
    1.5D SXRs 9,99,999Rs 9,99,9990
    1.5D SX(O) ExecutiveRs 11,08,100Rs 11,04,000Rs 4,100
    1.5D SX(O)Rs 11,71,600Rs 11,67,500Rs 4,100

    Hyundai Creta: price hike

    The Creta sees a more uniform increase in its price. All petrol and diesel versions of the Creta are now dearer by Rs 7,000 compared to what they were last month. The top-end Creta 1.4-litre petrol-DCT is now priced at Rs 17.94 lakh, while the diesel-AT version tops out at Rs 17.85 lakh.

    Hyundai Creta price (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    TrimsPrice January 2022Price December 2021Difference
    1.5P MT ERs 10.23 lakhRs 10.16 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P MT EXRs 11.19 lakhRs 11.12 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P MT SRs 12.42 lakhRs 12.35 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P MT SX ExecutiveRs 13.41 lakhRs 13.34 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P MT SXRs 14.20 lakhRs 14.13 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P iVT SXRs 15.68 lakhRs 15.61 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5P iVT SX(O)Rs 16.89 lakhRs 16.82 lakhRs 7,000
    1.4P DCT SXRs 16.90 lakhRs 16.83 lakhRs 7,000
    1.4P DCT SX(O)Rs 17.94 lakhRs 17.87 lakhRs 7,000
    Diesel
    1.5D MT ERs 10.70 lakhRs 10.63 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D MT EXRs 12.10 lakhRs 12.03 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D MT SRs 13.38 lakhRs 13.31 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D MT SX ExecutiveRs 14.37 lakhRs 14.30 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D MT SXRs 15.16 lakhRs 15.09 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D AT SXRs 16.64 lakhRs 16.57 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D MT SX(O)Rs 16.44 lakhRs 16.37 lakhRs 7,000
    1.5D AT SX(O)Rs 17.85 lakhRs 17.78 lakhRs 7,000

    Hyundai Alcazar: price hike

    The petrol versions of the Alcazar see a maximum price increase of up Rs 14,000, while the base diesel variant sees the highest bump by Rs 22,000. Meanwhile, the Platinum and Signature AT 6-seater variants remain unaffected. It’s also worth noting that post revising rates, the 6- and 7-seater versions of the Alcazar cost the same.

    Hyundai Alcazar price (ex-showroom, Delhi)
    TrimPrice January 2022Price December 2021Difference
    2.0P Prestige MT 7SRs 16.34 lakhRs 16.30 lakhRs 4,000
    2.0P Platinum MT 7SRs 18.29 lakhRs 18.22 lakhRs 7,000
    2.0P Signature MT 6SRs 18.73 lakhRs 18.70 lakhRs 3,000
    2.0P Platinum (O) AT 6SRs 19.55 lakhRs 19.55 lakh0
    2.0P Platinum (O) AT 7SRs 19.55 lakhRs 19.41 lakhRs 14,000
    2.0P Signature (O) AT 6SRs 19.84 lakhRs 19.84 lakh0
    2.0P Signature (O) AT 6SRs 19.84 lakhRs 19.70 lakhRs 14,000
    Diesel
    1.5D Prestige MT 7SRs 16.75 lakhRs 16.53 lakhRs 22,000
    1.5D Prestige (O) AT 7SRs 18.22 lakhRs 18.01 lakhRs 21,000
    1.5D Platinum MT 7SRs 18.66 lakhRs 18.45 lakhRs 21,000
    1.5D Signature MT 6SRs 19.14 lakhRs 18.93 lakhRs 21,000
    1.5D Platinum (O) AT 6SRs 19.78 lakhRs 19.78 lakh0
    1.5D Platinum (O) AT 7SRs 19.78 lakhRs 19.63 lakhRs 15,000
    1.5D Signature (O) AT 6SRs 19.99 lakhRs 19.99 lakh0
    1.5D Signature (O) AT 7SRs 19.99 lakhRs 19.84 lakhRs 15,000

    Price hike: Other Hyundai models

    Hyundai’s line-up of hatchbacks has also received a similar price hike. The i20, including the N-Line, is now dearer by up to Rs 6,800, while the Grand i10 Nios costs by up to Rs 7,300 more. The Santro sees a price jump between Rs 10,000-Rs 17,400, depending on the variant. The Aura and Verna sedans are also now more expensive by up to Rs 7,300 and Rs 4,000 respectively.

    Interestingly, Hyundai has left the Tucson, the Elantra and Kona Electric out of the purview of this price hike. That’s likely because these models are at the end of their life cycles, due for either replacements or facelifts sometime in the future.

    Hyundai Venue, Creta: soon due a facelift

    Both the Hyundai Venue and Creta are expected to get a facelift in India this year. The Creta facelift has already been revealed globally and is expected to come to India in the latter half of 2022. Hyundai has adopted a fresh styling approach for the Creta that’s inspired by the new-gen Tucson available globally. It could also see some addition of new features over the current model in India.

    As for the Venue, camouflaged test mules of the facelifted model have been spied testing abroad. Like the Creta, the updated Venue also adopts a similar styling approach as the new-gen Tucson, and could possibly also see the introduction of a new N-Line variant to the line-up. The Venue facelift is also expected to launch in India later this year.

    All prices ex-showroom, Delhi

    What are your thoughts on the ever-increasing prices of cars and SUVs? Let us know in the comments below. 

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    kasi kumar - 807 days ago

    1.5 L turo.pwtrol ia not a good choice . May save little money for development. 1.6 L ,V6 or IC6 biturbo is best choice. Why te develop a old model. Should look for future.

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