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Hyundai Kona Electric's Running Costs Lower Than A Creta Petrol
Hyundai India launched its first electric SUV in the country. This is the first ever electric SUV for India too and it's priced at Rs. 25.30 lakh. Hyundai India says that the running cost of the Kona Electric is 1/5th of that of the Hyundai Creta petrol variant
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Hyundai Kona Electric: Why The Hyundai Creta Sibling Costs Rs. 25.30 Lakh
India's first electric SUV is finally here! The Hyundai Kona Electric has been launched at a price of Rs. 25.30 lakh (ex-showroom, pan India), and is the only one-of-its-kind in the country. That really makes it special, but it is priced at quite a premium when you consider that the Kona is a sibling to the Hyundai Creta. In fact, the Kona Electric...
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Hyundai Announces Price Hike Of Upto Rs. 50,000; New Creta Facelift Unaffected
The cost of the rest of the vehicles in Hyundai's line up will go up by 2 per cent from June 2018, which is also a great incentive for the customers to buy cars before the prices go up.
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Hyundai Absorbs Some GST Cess Hike Costs, Spares Some Variants Of Cars Like New Verna and Creta
Hyundai Motor India isn't passing on full impact of the hike in cess on GST to its customers. New Verna's promised price protection to apply in full to entry variant.
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Hyundai India Top Boss Reacts Strongly To Changes In GST Cess
Hyundai Motor India top boss YKKoo hit out at the frequent changes in tax rates on automobiles and went on to state that all the changes will have an adverse impact on the companys investment for new products and technology in India considering that there is an absence of a long term policy.
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TyreVogue Tyre Decal Review
Automotive trends come and go. In the good old days, the easiest way to give your street car some cred was to paint the brand of the tyre in a distinct colour - or as it is commonly known, tyre lettering. The easiest way was to take a can of paint and spend a good afternoon meticulously tracing out the brand name of the tyre with a small 5 number b...
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Hyundai Kona Electric's Running Costs Lower Than A Creta Petrol
Hyundai India launched its first electric SUV in the country. This is the first ever electric SUV for India too and it's priced at Rs. 25.30 lakh. Hyundai India says that the running cost of the Kona Electric is 1/5th of that of the Hyundai Creta petrol variant
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Hyundai Kona Electric: Why The Hyundai Creta Sibling Costs Rs. 25.30 Lakh
India's first electric SUV is finally here! The Hyundai Kona Electric has been launched at a price of Rs. 25.30 lakh (ex-showroom, pan India), and is the only one-of-its-kind in the country. That really makes it special, but it is priced at quite a premium when you consider that the Kona is a sibling to the Hyundai Creta. In fact, the Kona Electric...
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Hyundai Announces Price Hike Of Upto Rs. 50,000; New Creta Facelift Unaffected
The cost of the rest of the vehicles in Hyundai's line up will go up by 2 per cent from June 2018, which is also a great incentive for the customers to buy cars before the prices go up.
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Hyundai Absorbs Some GST Cess Hike Costs, Spares Some Variants Of Cars Like New Verna and Creta
Hyundai Motor India isn't passing on full impact of the hike in cess on GST to its customers. New Verna's promised price protection to apply in full to entry variant.
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Hyundai India Top Boss Reacts Strongly To Changes In GST Cess
Hyundai Motor India top boss YKKoo hit out at the frequent changes in tax rates on automobiles and went on to state that all the changes will have an adverse impact on the companys investment for new products and technology in India considering that there is an absence of a long term policy.
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TyreVogue Tyre Decal Review
Automotive trends come and go. In the good old days, the easiest way to give your street car some cred was to paint the brand of the tyre in a distinct colour - or as it is commonly known, tyre lettering. The easiest way was to take a can of paint and spend a good afternoon meticulously tracing out the brand name of the tyre with a small 5 number b...
