Hyundai n-line, Grand I10 Nios price rises to Rs 15K

The venue and i10 NIO are one of Hyundai’s best-selling cars, contributing more than 30% of the company’s sales

Since January, many automakers have raised prices on several models. The list includes Honda, MG Motor and Maruti. The latest price increase announcement comes from Hyundai, for N-Line and Grand I10 Nios. Let’s look at how much these popular Hyundai cars cost.

Grand I10 Nios Price raises interest rates – February 2025

In total, five major variants are available for the modern large i10 Nios – ERA, MAGNA, SPORTZ, SPORTZ (O) and ASTA. Among them, Sportz(O) was recently added. The i10 nios sportz(O) is the only variant that can take advantage of this price increase. Apart from the CNG variant, the fixed price increase of Rs 6,000 is available for all variants of the i10 NIOS.

This works with manuals and automatic variations. The two-tone variant also becomes more expensive Rs 6,000. Speaking of the CNG variant, Magna CNG witnessed the highest price increase to Rs 15,200. The new price is Rs 7.83 lakh, while it is earlier than Rs 7.68 lakh. The price of Sportz CNG has risen by Rs 6,700. The new price is Rs 8.29 lakh, while it is earlier than Rs 8.23 ​​lakh.

The I10 Nios Sportz (O) manual and automatic variant will continue to be available at an earlier price of Rs 7.72 lakh and Rs 8.29 lakh. With the price increase in February 2025, the Hyundai Grand I10 Nios is priced in the Rs 5.98 lakh to Rs 862 crore. Powering the i10 NIOS is a 1.2-liter Kappa petrol engine that produces 83 ps and 113.8 nm of torque. Transmission options include 5-speed manual and smart automatic AMT.

The Bi-Fuel CNG variant is only available in a 5-speed manual transmission. When running on CNG, the numbers drop to 69 ps and 95.2 nm. The Hyundai Grand I110 NIOS is positioned as a fuel-powered car, and it is estimated to indicate a gasoline model of 16-18 km/L. In CNG mode, the i10 NIOS can deliver up to 27 km/kg.

Prices of venue n-line rise – February 2025

The fixed price rises to Rs 7,000, which is suitable for all variants of the Hyundai n-Line. As prices rise, N-Line’s venue range is Rs 12.14 crore to Rs 13.96 lakh. The N6 and N8 are available in two main variants, offering transmission options for 6-speed manual and 7-speed DCT.

Powering the SUV is a 1.0-liter turbocharged engine that produces 120 ps and 172 nm. The goal of the Hyundai n-Line is for people who want more sporty SUV profiles and get more quality features. Some unique features include sporty red highlights, diamond switching wheels with N logo, sharp tailgate spoiler and connected LED taillights.

Inside, the N-Line venue features a sporty black interior with a sporty red insert. Other highlights include exciting red ambient lighting, voice-enabled smart power sunroof, sporty metal pedals and leather seats with red trim and N logo.