Hyundai Expands EXTER SUV Lineup with Two New Feature-Packed Variants
New Delhi — Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) has expanded its EXTER compact SUV range with the launch of two new variants — S Smart and SX Smart — aimed at offering a richer feature set and enhanced value for tech-savvy and safety-conscious buyers.
The new variants, available in both petrol and Hy-CNG powertrains with manual and AMT transmission options, are designed to meet the evolving preferences of young Indian consumers. Hyundai has also standardized the ISOFIX child seat anchor across the EXTER lineup, reinforcing its focus on family safety.
Speaking about the launch, Tarun Garg, Whole-Time Director and COO, Hyundai Motor India, said, 'The introduction of S Smart and SX Smart variants reflects our commitment to democratizing advanced technologies. With enhanced features at competitive pricing, we are confident that EXTER will continue to resonate with India's young and aspirational car buyers.'
Feature Highlights The EXTER S Smart variant gets:
Smart electric sunroof
LED taillamps
Tyre pressure monitoring system (Highline)
Styled 15-inch steel wheels
Rear AC vents
Projector headlamps
The EXTER SX Smart variant adds:
Smart key with push-button start
Shark-fin antenna
LED daytime running lamps (DRLs)
Both models also offer an optional upgrade to a 22.96 cm infotainment system with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, along with a rear camera, available as genuine accessories at an MSRP of Rs 14,999, backed by a 3-year warranty.
Pricing (Ex-Showroom, INR) EXTER S Smart MT: Rs 7,68,490
EXTER SX Smart MT: Rs 8,16,290
EXTER S Smart AMT: Rs 8,39,090
EXTER SX Smart AMT: Rs 8,83,290
EXTER S Smart Hy-CNG Duo: Rs 8,62,890
EXTER SX Smart Hy-CNG Duo: Rs 9,18,490
Launched to strong acclaim, the Hyundai EXTER has carved a niche in the entry SUV segment with features like six airbags as standard and a range of connected car technologies. The addition of these new variants is expected to further strengthen EXTER's market appeal.
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