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Monday, 17 November 2008
Hyundai Makes A Humble Move
Hyundai is celebrating the production of its 2 million cars. In the course of this celebration, it’s touching to know that the car manufacturer has spread an unprecedented light of humbleness. You will be amazed to know that Hyundai has donated its 2 millionth car to a Mumbai based NGO CRY as a goodwill gesture. CRY (Child Relief and You) is a leading promoter and supporter of child rights that has been in the sector since three decades. The association ensures that children are not deprived of their basic rights. H.S. Lheem, Managing Director of Hyundai, handed over the car keys symbolically to the brand ambassador of CRY, Shah Rukh Khan. He then passed on the keys to the director of the NGO’s West and Volunteer Action. This move by Hyundai exudes the kind of humbleness, simplicity, and elegance that the company gives to all its car models. Through this gesture, Hyundai has moved many steps ahead in terms of brand prominence. Labels: Car-Manufacturer, Hyundai-cars
Thursday, 16 October 2008
Govt. Employees Rejoices Discounts
Aiming to cash in on the recent salary revision by Sixth Pay Commission, General Motors announces a heavy discount offer to lure government employees. Excitingly, the company offers a discount upto Rs 62,000 on almost all of its car models to boost sales during the festive season. Some of the govt. employees usually feel that they do not need cars but the car manufacturers’ desires to make them feel the comfort and need of a car in today’s generation. The company offers a discount of Rs 31,000 on Chevrolet U-VA and a huge discount of Rs 62,000 on its small car, Chevrolet Spark. Some special discounts on Chevrolet Aveo and Chevrolet Optra are also available to lure the interests of govt. employees. Govt. employees can also rejoice attractive interest rates coupled with special discount offers on Chevrolet cars. With this, govt. employees definitely have a reason to rejoice! Labels: Car-Discounts, Government, Hyundai-cars, Small-Car
Friday, 8 August 2008
Hyundai i20 Truly for India
Hyundai’s i10 is raving with its popularity and now it is the turn of i20 to take up the crown. The premium hatchback ‘i20’ will be soon seen on the Indian roads and the interesting part is it will be manufactured solely in India. There were also rumors about Getz and Santro being phased out but was later clarified denying the information. The price of the upcoming model is not yet revealed but it will be little more than Getz and will be competing with Skoda Fabia and Ford Fusion. Looks like Hyundai is on the verge of starting series of cars for India. The i10 made its debut and turned into a great success and will be soon followed by i20. In future we can expect i30 with more advanced and attractive features. Labels: Hyundai i10, Hyundai-cars, Santro Xing
Monday, 7 July 2008
Exchange Small for Big
The race is on to lure customer amidst rising inflation. Last week General Motors announced a discount on Chevrolet Spark. Now, Hyundai India has come up with the exchange and upgrade offer. Sound exciting! Buyers can exchange small old cars for the big new cars. The company will evaluate the condition of the car and the paid EMI, based on this the company will offer a return value that a customer can use for down payment for a new big car. This scheme is applicable only for customers who are paying EMI on their small cars.
Don’t get hyper and lost if you don’t have any car to exchange because Hyundai is also providing a wide range of cars on low EMI for first time car buyers.This offer is valid on all Hyundai cars and will stay till the end of this month. So, reach them before it’s too late. Wake up folks and run to grab the greatest offer of the month. Labels: Car-Discounts, Hyundai-cars
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Hyundai Plan to Roll out Hybrids in India
Go Green with Hyundai! Hyundai is leading the industry today with its Indian made hatchbacks like Santro, Getz and i10. And now the company has high plans to drive hybrids in India.
Hyundai had launched the first hybrid in October 2004 for Korea. The hybrid version of Getz withstood all the storms and has created a benchmark for Hyundai. Now the company has plans to roll out hybrid versions of Avante and Sonata. Avante hybrid with propane powered engine is expected to launch next year and Sontata hybrid with the standard gasoline engine the following year. Hybrid technologies are also planned for small cars in India. Do you think Hyundai will be get good consumers response for the greener versions? We doubt because India is still lacking in advancements that support green technology. But other end of the mind still pushes to go ahead, after all one has to make a start. Labels: Hybrid-Version, Hyundai-cars
Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Free Fuel with Santro and i10
 Go Hyundai Go Fuel!To increase the sales of cars, Hyundai Motor has come up with offers that provide fuel vouchers for every purchase of Hyundai cars, Santro and i10.
It’s good that the company gave a thought over the increasing fuel prices and made it easier for the consumers to drive a car home. This is a good deal for both the consumers and the sellers. For consumers, it is easy to cope up with the increasing price hike and for sellers it’s a good way to boost sales. The company officials have calculated the fuel used for driving 50km. With an assumption that a car is driven approximately a distance of 50km every day, the company gifts a fuel voucher of Rs 2,700, just enough for six months. The offer is valid between June 20 and June 30. So, rush and grab the offer, it’s a good deal! Labels: Free-Fuel, Hyundai-cars
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
Hyundai Ready to Roll Out Avante
One more luxury sedan to glitter the Indian roads! Hyundai cars have always been affordable and reliable. The small segment car manufacturer twisted the turn from hatchbacks to mid-size sedans and now desires to run with the luxury sedan. Hyundai Elantra launched in 2003 is now replaced by Avante and is ready to launch next month. The cost of the car is announced to be somewhere around Rs 10 lakh. Avante is expected to be the best in its own segment with awesome ride quality, attractive body structure and pleasing interiors. Many believe that this reincarnation of Elantra, powered by a 2.0 litre petrol engine and 1.6 litre diesel engine, will be a tough competitor for Toyota Corolla. It is also expected to stand against Honda Civic, Chevrolet Optra and Skoda Octavia. Labels: Hyundai-cars, New-Car-Launch, Premium-Sedans
Monday, 23 June 2008
Hyundai to Add Three More Cars under I-Series
 Hyundai is gearing up for the release of three new cars under the i-series category. Hatchback i10 had a huge success in the market and to grow it further, the company has planned to introduce few more cars in the same class. The new entrant in this category comprises the i20, i30 and i40 models. i20 is expected to debut during the festive season in October whereas the other two models are expected to roll out in next few years. These cars will get the flavour of both Indian as well as overseas market. i30 and i40 cars will belong to the premium car segment and will entirely grip the Indian market. Even the current series i10 is expected to hit the market with rejuvenated and powerful features including a new engine and an automatic transmission. Labels: Hyundai-cars, new cars
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
Good Discounts in Monsoon
Go rain, go gain! With the season of monsoon hitting the country, most of the car manufacturers are offering free on-the-spot check-ups and heavy discounts on spare parts. Maruti Suzuki is already over with its monsoon campaign. We still have Hyundai and Toyota monsoon offers left. Hyundai is coming up with a week long monsoon campaign to offer free check up with various car spare parts. Car owners can avail a discount of 5% on spare parts and 10% discount on labour charges during the campaign. Toyota is undergoing a 45 day long campaign, "Rain Gain,” offering a free check-up and assured gift in return. Labels: discounts, Hyundai-cars
Monday, 2 June 2008
Hyundai’s Ultra-Low Cost Car coming soon
As the bug of ultra-low cost car has bitten several car manufacturers in India and abroad the race to launch it first becomes hotter. After Tata launched the Nano in January, many others are following the same. Most of the small car manufacturers of India are into the fray like Toyota, Bajaj-Renault-Nissan and others. India’s second largest small car manufacturer Hyundai too had expressed interest in launching a car smaller than the 1.0 liter capacity Santro. Hyundai has dwelled on the feasibility of such smaller car. It has now announced the date for launch of ultra-low cost car. Hyundai Motors India will be launching their first ultra-low cost car worth 1.4 lakh by 2011. Labels: Hyundai-cars, Ultra-low-cost-Cars
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