Hyundai Santro variant lineup to be rejigged from five to four variants.
New base variant, called the Era Executive, to get additional features.
Magna MT and CNG expected to get a 2-DIN music system.
Sportz AMT variant to get passenger airbag, rearview camera and seatbelt pretensioners.
Prices expected to be hiked by around Rs 15,000.
Hyundai Santro To Get More Features; Prices To Be Hiked
A new Era Executive variant is likely to replace both the D-Lite and Era trim
The Hyundai Santro is about to get a variant overhaul, suggests a leaked dealer document. It's currently available in a choice of five variants - D-Lite, Era, Magna, Sportz and Asta - but that number could soon drop down to four. A new Era Executive variant is likely to take the spot of both the D-Lite and Era entry-level variants. Meanwhile, the Magna MT and CNG along with the Sportz AMT could get some added features.
The new Era Executive variant isn't as bare bones as the earlier entry-level variant, D-Lite. In addition to the features on the D-lite variant, the Era Executive gets body coloured front and rear bumpers, front power windows and AC with heater.
The document suggests that the Hyundai Santro Magna MT and CNG variant could now get a 2-DIN audio system with Bluetooth, front door speakers and steering mounted controls similar to the Magna AMT variant. Meanwhile, the Santro Sportz AMT is supposed to get a co-driver airbag, rearview camera and seatbelt pretensioners. That said, buyers of the Sportz MT variant might continue to miss out on the passenger airbag. Features like ABS with EBD, driver airbag and engine immobilizer are offered as standard on the Santro.
With the update, the prices of the aforementioned variants are likely to be hiked by around Rs 15,000. The effective entry-level price of the Santro’s base Santro variant should then start from Rs 4.05 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). Here are the current prices of the Hyundai Santro for reference.
Source: cardekho.com
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