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Hyundai all set to turn on the heat this year

Hyundai Motors India is going to launch six new vehicles this year, under the “Fluidic Philosophy”. According to sources, if everything remains in Hyundai Motors’ favor, it will launch a new car, every alternate month of this year. Hyundai has been known for its great designs and attractive products, and so the new cars are expected to be no exceptions to this. Hyundai is certainly working towards stealing the spotlight this year.

The first launch is expected to be Hyundai i20 new version, called Hyundai i20 Fluidic. Hyundai is said to have closed the bookings of the current version of Hyundai i20, in eagerness to launch the Fluidic version of the premium hatchback. For those who have recently booked the i20, there are chances that their cars will be replaced with Hyundai i20 Fluidic. Hyundai i20, which is one of the best selling premium hatchbacks of the country, will feature new fluidic cues all over its body, advanced and better interiors and new front fascia.

Second in line, is expected to be Hyundai Sonata, which was showcased at the Delhi Auto Expo. Hyundai Sonata was a stunner at the Delhi Auto Expo, and it attracted everybody’s attention there. This will be the sixth generation version of Hyundai Sonata, also known as Hyundai i45/i40 in some countries. According to some, Hyundai Sonata is the best fluidic car from Hyundai, till date. This launch will make it a tough competition in the premium sedans segment.

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This won’t be all from Hyundai, in the premium sedans segment. There will be another car from Hyundai, which will help in building a better stance in this segment, and it will be Hyundai Elantra Fluidic. Of course, it wasn’t a big success when it was first launched in Indian auto market, but with better styling and better engine, Hyundai Elantra Fluidic is sure to make its mark in the market.

The fourth launch will be an SUV from the house of Hyundai Motors. Hyundai Santa Fe will see its Fluidic version, which will compete with the likes of Ford Endeavour and Toyota Fortuner. In some countries of Europe, Hyundai Santa Fe is known as Hyundai iX35, and just as Hyundai i20 Fluidic, it features styling cues all over its body.

The fifth in line will be Hyundai Tucson, which was first launched in India in the year 2005. This was a failure at that time, and thus it discontinued in the Indian market. But Hyundai is all set to re-launch this car with amazing new features and engine.

Then, there will be India’s first ‘Sports Coupe’, Hyundai Veloster. The three door sports coupe was a breath taker at the 2012 Delhi Auto Expo, because of its astonishing exteriors and interiors.