International automaker to launch new vehicle In Pakistan

International automaker to launch new vehicle In Pakistan

Recent reports have revealed that the Elantra is set to hit the HyundaiNishat dealerships across Pakistan very soon. One of the highly anticipatedcars, Elantra is a compact family sedan that will take on the likes ofHonda Civic and Toyota Corolla.

According to our source, Hyundai has already assembled a handful of unitsof the Elantra Sedan and is planning to put it up for sale in the firstquarter of 2021.

It has also been reported that Elantra shall come with a 1.6-liternaturally aspirated 4-cylinder petrol engine that makes 122 hp and 156Newton Meters of torque, and a 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automaticgearbox.

The vehicle was also displayed at the PAPS Autoshow in Lahore in its 6thgeneration facelift earlier last year. It bears mentioning here that the7th generation made its debut in several international markets late lastyear. However, Pakistan shall be receiving the 6th generation facelift,which was revealed earlier last year.

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Reports further suggest that in terms of features, Hyundai is loaded withmodern tech such as:

– 6 airbags – Anti-theft alarm – Speed/Impact Sensing Door locks – Emergency stop signals – Disc brakes on all 4 wheels with ABS technology – Electronic stability control – Hill-Start Assist – Parking Sensors – Rearview Camera – Cruise Control – Tyre Pressure Monitoring System – A touch-based infotainment screen – Bluelink Connectivity – Ventilated front seats

Although the automaker has not yet confirmed the price of the vehicle,rumors suggest that the vehicle’s price shall range between Rs. 3.6 millionand Rs. 4 million.

Although it is a high figure, keep in mind that its primary competitors inthe Pakistani market are the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic, both of whomcost just as much or more than the Elantra.

Furthermore, for a long time, there’s been a wide-open space for the 3rdoption in this particular segment, and given Hyundai’s features, it islikely to be a formidable foe to the grizzled veterans of the Pakistaniautomotive market.

Via:*pakwheels.com link*