Hyundai Santro:

In India, the new 2018 Hyundai Santro was eventually unveiled. The car’s well-known towering design is retained. However, it seems more opulent and emphasizes the bigger spacing of decorative lines in the overall design since it is more rounded than before. The Z-shaped accent on the car’s side adds to its overall design. It sports a stacked grille and taillights on the front. On the other hand, the headlights are halogen bulbs with no projector or LED daytime running lights. The fog lamps in high places have a different appearance, yet they are nicely blended into the design. With a big boot lid, a large windscreen, and a stubby taillight, the automobile has few lines.

Overview:

The Hyundai Santro gets good gas mileage and performs well. Overall, it’s a nice car that’s perfect for a long journey. It has a good reputation in the industry, and its clients are happy with the service.

Interior:

The 2018 Hyundai Santro automobile has more space and utilizes materials to their maximum potential. The dual interiors of beige and black, which continue to the seats, look wonderful, and the tall design provides enough headroom. The major advantage is that the seats have enough legroom. Three people can easily sit in the back, according to Hyundai Motor. In addition, the car’s cargo size is 235 liters, which is sufficient for a tiny hatchback.

Tech:

The air conditioner, which increases passenger comfort and has all of the sophisticated functions, is one of the key advantages of the new Hyundai Santro. It has a touch screen infotainment system with Bluetooth, a rearview mirror connection, and navigation built-in. More crucially, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are supported by the infotainment system. Buyers are drawn to the features. Young consumers shopping for their first car will be interested in the connectivity option.

Mileage:

Santro’s mileage is 20.3 kmpl, which is satisfactory.

Performance:

Except for Tiago’s maximum output of 85 PS, which may catch up with competitors, the Santro engine has a maximum output of 69 PS. Santro is available with both manual and automatic transmissions. In CNG manufacturing equipment, the same engine can be used. Kit, however, the combined power is reduced to 59HP. You can travel at a pace of around 50 km/h in the fourth position if you are driving quietly in the city. You must downshift in order for the engine to have sufficient power to accelerate. Maintaining the same RPM in third gear makes little difference because the speed is increased in the same manner until the engine speed reaches around 4000 RPM.

Safety:

When it comes to safety, the new Santro is fitted with ABS with EBD and standard driver airbags. Santro’s new generation is the ideal platform for today’s world. New safety criteria must be established. For similar vehicles, such as family hatchbacks, dual airbags are a standard feature. Only the top Asta has two front airbags and a front seat belt pre-tensioner with a load limiter at the moment. As a result, we can conclude that it is a safe vehicle to ride in.