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New Hyundai Grand i10 and Verna models set to launch in 2017

After the Hyundai Elantra and the just announced Hyundai Tucson, Hyundai has plans to bring in some new releases next year and among these would be the 2017 Grand i10 and next-generation Verna

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Tech2 News Staff|Nov 22, 2016, 12:21:46 IST

We've seen plenty of new launches from Hyundai India this year end, but the company seems to be readying a few more in the coming year. After the Hyundai Elantra and the just announced Hyundai Tucson, Hyundai has plans to bring in some new releases next year and among these would be the 2017 Grand i10 and next-generation Verna.Hyundai Grand i10 2017 front sideHyundai Grand i10 2017 rearAccording to CarDekho, Hyundai would be the Grand i10 would be first one to be launched early next year. The launch is expected to take place in January and the car has also been spied in testing in India so the news does hold water.Hyundai Grand i10 2017 sideHyundai Grand i10 2017 interiorThe Grand i10 will arrive with UK specifications with a new grille and overhauled front and rear bumpers. Add to this some LED DRLs and you have a desirable update to the existing Grand i10. The powertrain is expected to remain the same so you could term this as a 'facelift' instead.Hyundai VernaThe second car that will arrive in the coming year is the next-generation Hyundai Verna. Hyundai may go the mild hybrid route with this one, but the details on the same aren't clear at the moment. However, it is expected to feature the ISG stop-start technology.

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First Published:Nov 22, 2016, 12:21:46 IST
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