Hyundai Xcent

Hyundai has updated the Xcent model range by offering ABS with EBD as standard equipment across all variants and dropped the E+ variant. Hyundai has silently given its Xcent compact sedan a variant revision.

With the introduction of a new 1.2-litre diesel engine in the Xcent – and also the Grand i10 – this model once again qualified for our awards this year, along with its sibling.

Buying a car is an experience that every car owner must go through. The entire process takes some time and usually requires a good amount of effort from both parties to make sure that everyone is satified at the end of the transaction.

To expand its presence in the rapidly growing taxi market, Hyundai has introduced a new variant of its Xcent compact sedan - which comes with a factory-fitted CNG kit. The CNG powered Hyundai Xcent is claimed to have best in class warranty of 100,000km/3 years.

The Maruti Suzuki Dzire has just undergone a generation upgrade. So, naturally, we decided to pit it against the Volkswagen Ameo, Hyundai Xcent, and Ford Aspire to see if it still has what it takes to be the segment leader.

The facelifted Hyundai Xcent gets a refreshed design, additional features and a new diesel motor. Following the launch of the updated Grand i10, Hyundai has now turned its attention to its compact sedan sibling.

The Hyundai Xcent - the sub-4m compact sedan - receives a mid-life makeover and a new diesel engine in a hope to give the Maruti Suzuki Dzire some sleepless nights. Read our full review to see what's changed.

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The refreshed Hyundai Xcent will come with a few cosmetic updates along with a new diesel engine. Hyundai will be launching the Xcent facelift in the country on April 20, 2017. Updates on the refreshed model will include slightly revised styling, more equipment.

While the SUV bug has been biting a good chunk of the car buying population, there are still those who are immune to it for the time being. For such