Hyundai i20 just does not seem to go off the popularity charts and the new iGen i20 has taken it to an all new level.The new i20 is still one of the best city cars to own and is easy to drive though you can consider other alternatives considering the cost factor. The new face lift Asta comes at a price of Rs 6.21 lakh and is confidently more expensive than the top-end Swift and the Skoda Fabia.

Hyundai i10 and Hyundai Santro have just got more dependable with the launch of a new assurance scheme called as the 5 Star Assurance Program. Other carmakers also offer similar programs, especially to push lagging sales of petrol models.

The iGen i20 was launched in Mangalore at the Advaith Hyundai Showroom. The occasion also saw the new i20 keys handed over to its first customers. The new i20 also ensures that it has upgraded in terms of the safety, comfort and host of other features.

Hyundai has now introduced the Santa Fe in an automatic avatar. The SUV market has always attracted buyers in the premium segment. This has prompted the company to introduce the Santa Fe in an automatic avatar. This is currently the second generation Santa Fe on sale and strangely it has not gone under the knife for the accommodation of the new Fluidic design that has been doing rounds on almost all other Hyundai cars.

Hyundai Sonata 2012 which was seen at the recently concluded Delhi auto expo is now on the roads. The new Sonata comes with a 2.4 litre GDI engine, with a power of power of 201 PS @ 6300 rpm along with a peak torque of 25.5 Kgm @ 4250 rpm. The Sonata will be run by a six speed manual and automatic transmission.

Hyundai i20 showed its next avatar at the 2012 Geneva motor show with a facelift. The new i20 comes with a young and energetic turbo diesel engine. The new Hyundai blue drive technology may still be a long way off from making its entry into the Indian market but the new-look i20 will eventually make it to the Indian shores.

Hyundai Eon is now available three new versions known as Hyundai D-Lite Plus, Hyundai Era Plus and Hyundai Magna Plus. The additions of three new variants will result in an increase of INR 7,000 more against the current variants since these new editions will also be made available in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) powered variants. To get into a dual fuel mode the new variants can be fitted with the factory-fitted LPG kits, for which one needs to shell out another INR 27,000 extra as additional cost for the dual fuel small car.

Hyundai Santa Fe is still in the Christmas hangover. The Santa Fe from Hyundai is gearing up for a makeover. The shots of the makeover Hyundai Santa Fe was spied in US recently.

Hyundai Eon takes on Don2 with the launch of a value-add test drive. Testing this new uber cool and stylish entry level babe from Hyundai will fetch you free Don2 posters for participating in the EON test drives being organised at all dealers. The excitement is taken step ahead with lucky draws for Don2 couple tickets which will be held at each of these outlets.

The Sunny has surely brightened up the monsoons, the diwali and the New Year with the diesel version. So how does the Sunny fare against its competitors - the Hyundai Verna 1.4 and the Toyota Etios. Is it really a bigger caaaar?

Hyundai i10 has taken stock of the rising fuel prices and has wasted no time in coming up with an LPG variant to the already popular and best selling hatchback from Hyundai India. The non petrol variant of the Hyundai i10 BlueDrive will come with a 1.1 Liter IRDE2 engine. The car will lack the same muscle power and also be smaller in size compared to the 1.2 Liter Kappa VTVT engine.

Hyundai i10, Hyundai i20, Hyundai Accent and Santro Xing still seem to be relishing in the festive season hangover. The festive month of October had raised a lot of hopes for the auto makers in India who were expecting to rake up some fast sales.

Maruti Suzuki Swift and the Hyundai i20 have been at the logger heads of the Indian auto market for quite some time now. Both the car makers promise to deliver on comfort, mileage and low maintenance. There have been several other players like the Chevrolet Beat, Nissan Micra and Volkswagen

Hyundai Eon is all set to carry forward the numero Uno place of the Hyundai Company in the market. Hyundai has been ruling the roost since last year with the launch of its high end SUV Hyundai Santa Fe. The Second ranked auto company is now looking to gulp up record volumes by introducing a line of compact cars in the Indian market.

Hyundai Eon brochure has been leaked and from the looks of it, in this diwali season we could well be in for a big dhamaka with the likes of Maruti Alto F8D and the K10. The Maruti Alto has been ruling the sales charts for quite some time now in the Indian market wit

Hyundai Eon pegged at an entry price of Rs 2.5 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi) will be exclusively made in India. The car will come in both manual and auto gear option as well. From the first looks we can tell you that the Hyundai Eon is going to stay on the roads for a long time to come.

Hyundai Santa Fe with the auto gear transmission was launched on Monday. The car is priced at priced at Rs.24,36,500 (ex-showroom Delhi). This is the latest variant in the SUV segment from Hyundai.

Hyundai Eon is ready for a no holds barred contest against some of the best sellers like the Maruti Suzuki Alto. The small car is expected to be priced at below Rs. 3 lakh. The car is expected to surprise the audience with the launch speculated to be ahead of Diwali from the 10th of October to 15th of October. To be more precise the car is expected to be available at a price of 2.5 lakhs.

Chevrolet Beat to Maruti Swift, Volkswagen Polo to Ford Figo, Honda City, Hyundai Verna, Chevrolet Aveo all the cars now have cousins. With a price difference of up to 20 Rupees in the diesel and petrol fuel, almost 56% of the small cars sold in India were diesel vehicles of the above brands.

Hyundai Eon’s codename is HA, this was revealed by Hormad Sorabjee on his twitteratti and told that officially the car will be called as Hyundai Eon. Thus putting rest to all the dust and bringing the much needed clarity about the car that’s lately been making all the news.

Hyundai Verna Fluidic entered Indian market on May 11, 2011. It is an upgraded version of Hyundai Verna which is expected to be a grand hit in domestic market. Within a short period of time Hyundai Verna Fluidic has received 5000 advance bookings for it, the Company is very much excited to receive a huge response from Indian customers.

Hyundai Motors India Limited (HMIL) is the second largest car maker after Maruti Suzuki in India. It has recently announced its 10th countrywide Free Car Care Clinic. The main motto of this Free Car Care Clinic is to provide excellent service for the customers and also to main credibility among its customers.

Car Sales – All the Major Car manufactures in India has recorded strong car sales in February. The main reason behind it is the union budget in March. Customers advance booked cars due to fear of hike in prices after union b budget 2011-2012.

Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motors and other major car manufacturers may hike prices up to 2-3 percent in India. The reason behind it is, increasing prices of key commodities like steel and rubber. So, the price of Hyundai i20, Maruti Swift and Honda Jazz will be more than ten thousand from its existing price. Whereas the models like Toyota Camry or Skoda Superb will be costlier by over Rs 25,000.