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In order to boost sales amidst increasing fuel costs, Hyundai Motor India Ltd said that they will offer free fuel vouchers for each buy of their i10 and Santro model.
This free voucher worth Rs 2700 come with every Santro and i10 model bought between June 20 to June 30.
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editor on June 24th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai
After the thunderous success of their hatchback i10, Hyundai Motor India is now planning to launch their larger siblings in Indian market.
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editor on June 22nd 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai
On Monday, Hyundai Motor introduced the CNG variant of their mid-size sedan Accent. The Accent (dual fuel) will firstly be available in the National Capital Region (Gurgaon, Noida,Ghaziabad, & Delhi).
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editor on June 9th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai
Hyundai Motors is planning to debut the diesel edition of i10 in end of 2008. They decide to plan launch of the diesel edition earlier that would follow the i20 launch.
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editor on May 12th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai
Hyundai a south Indian Automaker has won the Indian Car of the Year-2008 award for i10 model.
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editor on April 4th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai
The battle of small car is heating up more and more. After Tata announced its small car “Nano”, Bajaj has announced its small car as well. Then Hyundai show interesting launching small car as well. Not its the turn of Maruti Suzuki to launch the small car.
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After Tata’s Nano car in the market, cheap and compact car competitions are growing by the day in the market.
Hyundai is working on the new project which relate to the more compact and budgetary car compare to the Santro car. This project will take three years to roll out.
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editor on February 4th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai

SEOUL, South Korea’s Hyundai Motor is planning to produce a low-cost mini car in India by 2011. This is the competition with locally produced vehicles such as Tata Motor’s New Nano car, a company executive said Wednesday.
The mini car, low-cost and fuel-efficient model will be priced between 3.5 million Korean won and 5 million won (US$3,700; euro2,500), Cho Won-suk, executive vice president of Hyundai Motor’s Advanced Technology Center, told Dow Jones Newswires at an industry event.
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editor on January 30th 2008 in Auto India News, Hyundai