Hyundai Exter – All you need to know
The Hyundai Exter will offer three powertrain options and five trim levels.
08/05/2023
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MUMBAI
South Korean auto giant Hyundai’s newest micro SUV, the Exter, is all set to further strengthen HMI’s position in the country. It will take on homegrown OEM, Tata Motors’ Punch as well as French car manufacturer’s Citroen C3. Considering Hyundai already sells a wide range of SUVs in the country, the Exter, like the other SUVs already present in the market, is also expected to be well received by buyers. Designed and developed for Hyundai’s new age, Gen Z customers, the company believes that the Exter, will not only meet the varied needs of its buyers, but will, in fact, upend the micro SUV market thanks to the cutting edge technology and modern features that it will come loaded with. Expected to be a versatile offering, the company expects its customers to make the most of the Hyundai Exter, especially when it comes to their urban and outdoor lifestyles. For those seeking adventure and independence, the Hyundai Exter, will offer three different powertrain options: a 1.2 litre Kappa petrol engine (E20 Fuel Ready) with a 5-speed manual gearbox (5MT), an automated manual gearbox (Smart Auto AMT), and a 1.2 litre Bi-fuel Kappa petrol with CNG engine with a 5-speed manual
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