hyundaI IX 20

Hyundai IX 20

Yes, the first look at the Hyundai IX 20 does kind of give you an idea of future generations of the Hyundai i10, but it is a competitor in a completely new segment. It is actually called an MPV and very aptly it does offer great room inside. You can expect this vehicle to be strapped with a 89bhp 1.4 litre petrol and diesel engines. Additionally, you can also expect a 125bhp 1.6 litre petrol variant, available with an automatic transmission gearbox.

Expected Launch Date: Early 2012

Estimated Price Tag: Rs. 8-10 Lakh

hyundai i45

A New Idea.

i45 is a new idea that dares to deliver the size, performance and comfort of a full-sized sedan, with the fuel-efficiency you’d expect from a smaller vehicle.

• Aerodynamic Design

  
  i45's sleek shape delivers an incredibly low drag coefficient, enabling delivery of even greater economy.

• Sophisticated and Stylish

  
  Every element of i45’s styling emphasises the low profile, athletic design and spacious interior.

• A Smart Drive

  
  A myriad of cutting edge technologies make the i45 driving experience more enjoyable.

• Built-in Safety

  
  i45 contains an array of advanced safety systems that deliver enhanced safety and control.

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Hyundai Ha

Ever since Nano was launched, every car maker has been on the lookout to steal some of the share in the segment. The Hyundai Ha will be based on a pared-down Santro platform, which is already low-priced. Hyundai can make optimum use of its fully localized powertrain as well. The Hyundai Ha will be equipped with a 814cc three cylinder version of the Epsilon engine featured in the Santro. The engine is capable of developing 48bhp and Hyundai will borrow other features too from the Santro. Hyundai is an expert in building India specific cars, so you can expect good things from this car too.

Expected Launch Date: Late 2012

Estimated Price Tag: Rs 2-3 Lakh

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Hyundai Eon

Expected in 13th October 2011

Estimated price: Rs 2.5-3.5lakh

Hyundai in India has had a brilliant innings. The Santro was a success story and so is the i10! Now however there’s a new car coming. Due for launch late this year or latest by the Auto Expo next year, the HA or also being called as the Eon by some, will be Hyundai’s most affordable car yet. It will replace the aging Santro and after its launch in India will also be exported to market where the current Santro is being sold.
The HA or Eon might be small, but let’s be clear that it’s not going to compete with the Nano. The hatchback which is yet to acquire a name officially, will be larger, more modern and will have better ride and handling than the Tata. In fact, its true competition would be the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Alto and the Chevy Spark.
The HA is based on a heavily modified Santro Xing platform. However its looks are going to be all new. The HA is designed in tune with the new design philosophy at Hyundai. The front end gets the hexagonal grille, which is now the new global face of all Hyundais. Meanwhile large headlights and clamp type bonnet ensure a large bug eyed look. While foglamps will not be a standard fitment, the HA will have recesses so that owners can have them fitted if they wanted to. In profile, the HA gets a rather sweeping shoulder line and comes devoid of a quarter glass on the rear door. This gives it a sportier look. Also, in profile the car looks almost as big as the Santro. Powering the car will be a new three-cylinder, 800cc petrol engine, which is expected to rack up the numbers for the HA.

Specs (Speculated)

Engine: 800cc petrol engine

CarWale's Words: The Eon is capable of changing a look of market stats if priced well.