Rs 10 lakh Hyundai N line car expectations
Hyundai has been enjoying great sales in the country. It has been able to create its niche in the market. Now, Hyundai is looking to expand this even further with its N Line of cars. The N Line cars are inspired by the brand’s N series of performance cars. These N Line cars only get cosmetic changes. Recently Hyundai announced via a teaser that they are bringing the i20 N Line to India. We expect Hyundai to bring the Grand i10 Nios N Line in the future as well. In today’s article, we will be looking at this Rs 10 lakh Hyundai N Line car.
Rs 10 lakh N Line cars design
The Grand i10 Nios N Line will get a lot of cosmetic changes. This N Line car gets red stripes on the grill, N Line badges, a red faux skid plate, red accent on the tyres & brake calipers, side skirts and chromed twin exhausts. It gets an N line steering wheel, gear knob with red stitching, ambient lights, and sporty seats on the inside.
Specifications
As the N Line only gets cosmetic changes, we expect Hyundai to use the 1.0-litre turbo petrol that also powers the regular Grand i10 Nios. Hyundai might tune the suspension for better drivability. The Grand i10 Nios might get iMT gearbox option to give the vehicle a sporty driving feel.
Rs 10 lakh N Line car features
As the N Line will be based on the top-spec variants, it will come loaded with features. It will come with features like wireless charging, connected car tech, an 8.0-inch infotainment system, rear parking sensor, keyless entry, speed-sensing door locks, projector fog lamps and automatic climate control.
Price and launch
Hyundai is expected to launch the i20 N line next month. We expect the Grand i10 Nios N Line to follow sometime after that. The pricing of the Grand i10 Nios is expected to be around Rs 10 lakh (ex-showroom).
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