Hyundai’s new small car is codenamed “GB” according to reports and will be introduced in petrol and diesel formats. A 800cc sub-60hp engine will be the base model spec, which will cost roughly U.S $3,000.
Hyundai’s new global small car will be sold in Europe, Brazil, China among other countries. It will be positioned under the i10, where as in India, it will cost less than the Santro.
In September last year, H.S.Lheem, managing director & CEO of Hyundai operations in India confirmed the global small car is jointly developed by the engineers in Namyang, Korea and Hyderabad, India. The car will be built at the Chennai facility where the i10, i20 are presently manufactured and shipped to 100 or more countries, he added.
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Now we drive a Vw Fox but it is a very bad car, problem after problem. Media and Journalist call Volkswagen Audi better than Hyundai but we know better.
We like Hyundai cars and we are waiting on a small mini car like the Toyota IQ, we love compact.
the new hyundai GB will be the class leader
[...] to be powered by a new 800cc engine, Hyundai’s small car will be directly pitted against variants of the Tata Nano, Suzuki Alto and the upcoming SAIC micro [...]
Please give the hundai 800cc car approx launching date
and price
our planning in purchase 800cc other car.
Please suggest wait for lanunching
[...] at next year’s Auto Expo in Delhi. We suspect this will be a prototype of their small car scheduled for 2011. This will be a repetition of what happened in the 2008 edition of the Expo with the Suzuki A-Star [...]
Not bad, if Hyundai really can produce this and sell them for $3,000 this should be huge. The rear looks similar to the VW Golf.