New Gen Hyundai i20 Receives 10,000 Bookings

- The Hyundai i20 is priced at Rs. 6.80 lakh
- The i20 is now a connected car
- Hyundai says that the diesel engine is the most fuel efficient one in the
The Hyundai i20 was launched today and prices started at Rs. 6.80 lakh and the premium hatchback comes with a lot more tech and of course powertrain options. The Hyundai i20 is available in 4 variants – Magna, Sportz, Asta and Asta (O) and in 3 engine options. It's probably because of the magnitude of choice that is on offer, the company has received more than 10,000 bookings for the car till date. The company had kick started bookings for the i20. In just 9 days the company has received these bookings and the numbers are certainly encouraging.
Also Read: New Generation Hyundai i20 Launched; Prices Here
Given that the i20 is launched ahead of the festive season, it becomes extremely important for the company to get such numbers because, that is effectively a boost in terms of sales. The i20 has been a strong seller for the company, and the new generation looks to add more value to the customers. The company has already announced that it will have the lowest cost of ownership in the segment, a claim that we wait to hear from people who buy the car.

The new gen i20 is based on the K platform
2020 Hyundai i20 Prices: (Ex-Showroom, India)
| Engines | Transmission | Magna | Sportz | Asta | Asta (O) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.2-litre | 5MT | Rs. 6,79,900 | Rs. 7,59,900 | Rs. 8,69,900 | Rs. 9,19,900 |
| 1.2-litre | IVT | Rs. 8,59,900 | Rs. 9,69,900 | ||
| 1.0-litre | IMT | Rs. 8,79,900 | Rs.9,89,900 | ||
| 1.0-litre | 7DCT | Rs. 10,66,900 | Rs. 11,17,900 | ||
| 1.5-litre Diesel | 6MT | Rs. 8,19,900 | Rs. 8,99,900 | Rs. 10,59,900 |
There are three engine options on the table - a 1.2-litre, naturally-aspirated petrol, a 1.0-litre turbo-petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel. While a manual gearbox will be available with both the 1.2 petrol and 1.5 diesel, the 1.0 turbo will only get an intelligent manual transmission option.

The i20 also comes with sunroof which is a first in the segment
The Hyundai i20 comes packed to the gills with features and a bunch of segment first features as well. It comes with Bluelink connectivity now, which makes it a connected car, the first in the segment. There are 50 features that are on offer and yes, we've seen this on the Verna, Creta, Elantra and many other cars from the Hyundai stable. It comes with rear AC vents, climate control, Apple Carplay, Android Auto and even a sunroof, which is a first in segment feature offering.
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