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July 2023 - Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG Variants Explained - Which One To Buy?

In this variant explained article, you'll find out which variant of the Hyundai Exter petrol or CNG you should buy based on the ex-showroom prices, variant-wise features and value for money. Here we compare and objectively analyse the Exter's petrol and CNG variants and the features to figure out which variant is worth buying for a good value for money and ownership experience. Then we will compare the engine specs, dimensions and mileage of the Hyundai Exter with its competitors and other CNG- and petrol-powered affordable SUVs and crossovers like the Tata Punch, Maruti Nexa Ignis, Hyundai Exter, Citroen C3, Renault Kiger and Nissan Magnite.

Hyundai Exter

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What Are The Pros And Cons Of Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG?

The pros or advantages of Hyundai Exter petrol and CNG are:

  • Fantastic starting price and good pricing for rest of the variants too
  • 6 airbags as standard and optional ESC and HSA right from the base variant
  • Option of petrol-manual, petrol-automatic and CNG-manual powertrains from day 1
  • Good number of features like sunroof, auto AC, rear AC vents, cruise control, keyless entry, cooled glovebox, projector headlamps, LED front and rear lighting, TPMS and wireless phone charger
  • Segment-first features like dual-camera dashcam, paddle shifters with AMT and multilingual interface with Indian language support
  • Good mileage figures with petrol as well as CNG powertrains
  • Respectable ground clearance of 185mm
  • 391-litre boot space is larger than that of the even the Nissan Magnite, which is a much bigger car

The Hyundai Exter petrol/CNG has the following shortcomings or problems:

  • Missing features like wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay, split-folding rear seatbacks and front and rear armrests
  • With the CNG, it won’t offer better boot space than the upcoming Punch CNG as it has better cylinder packaging (Know more: Auto Expo 2023: Tata Solved Boot Space Problem With CNG Cars)
  • A price overlap with the Venue 1.2L may make some buyers consider buying the larger Venue SUV

What Is The Price Of Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG Variants?

The Hyundai Exter is available with 3 powertrain options:

  • Petrol-manual
  • Petrol-AMT automatic
  • CNG-manual

The petrol-manual range is available in 5 main variants — EX, S, SX, SX (O) and SX (O) Connect. The Exter petrol-manual variants cost between Rs. 6.0 lakh and Rs. 9.32 lakh. The petrol-automatic powertrain is available in the higher 4 of the same variants with ex-showroom prices ranging from Rs. 7.97 lakh to Rs. 10.0 lakh. The AMT automatic variants cost about Rs. 70,000 more than the comparable petrol-manual trims.

The Exter’s bi-fuel CNG-manual powertrain is available in S and SX variants, which cost Rs. 8.24 lakh and Rs. 8.97 lakh, respectively. These prices are exactly Rs. 97,000 more than the petrol-manual models.

HYUNDAI EXTER PETROL | PRICES

EX-SHOWROOM | JULY 2023

Variant

CNG-Manual

Difference

Petrol-Manual

Difference

Petrol-Auto

EX

-

-

Rs. 5,99,900

-

-

EX (O)

-

-

Rs. 6,24,990

-

-

S

Rs. 8,23,990

Rs. 97,000

Rs. 7,26,990

Rs. 69,990

Rs. 7,96,980

S (O)

-

-

Rs. 7,41,990

-

-

SX

Rs. 8,96,990

Rs. 97,000

Rs. 7,99,990

Rs. 68,000

Rs. 8,67,990

SX (O)

-

-

Rs. 8,63,990

Rs. 68,000

Rs. 9,31,990

SX (O) Connect

-

-

Rs. 9,31,990

Rs. 68,000

Rs. 9,99,990

Hyundai Exter Petrol EX - Base Model Standard Features

The base model of the Hyundai Exter is only available with a petrol-manual powertrain and costs Rs. 6.0 lakh. The Exter EX has the following notable features:

  • 6 airbags as standard
  • 5x 3-point seatbelts
  • Hill start assist (with EX (O) only)
  • Electronic stability control (with EX (O) only)
  • Remote central locking
  • Front power windows
  • Height-adjustable driver seat
  • 14-inch steel wheels without covers
  • Floor mats
  • Body-coloured bumpers
  • Black outside mirrors and door handles
  • Gloss black rear garnish
  • Fabric upholstery
  • LED tail lamps

The base variant doesn’t get the following important features:

  • Music system
  • Rear power windows
  • Day/night inside mirror
  • Rear washer wiper
  • Rear defogger
  • Rear parcel tray
  • TPMS

HYUNDAI EXTER EX

BASE MODEL STANDARD FEATURES

Safety

Infotainment & Functional

Style

Std. safety features

Centre cabin lamp

LED tail lamps

2x front side thorax airbags

4x door map pockets

Front and rear silver skid plates

2x curtain airbags

Manual AC

Gloss black rear garnish

Remote central locking

Front power windows

Body-coloured bumpers

Speed-sensing auto door lock

Front 12V power socket

Black outside door handles and mirrors

Impact-sensing auto door unlock

Height-adjustable driver seat

14-inch steel wheels

5x 3-point seatbelts with reminder

2x rear adjustable headrests

Black A-pillar

Front seatbelt pretensioners

Fixed front headrests

Floor mats

Front seatbelt load limiters

Multi-lingual interface

Fabric upholstery

Burglar alarm

Colour LCD MID

 

EX (O) FEATURES OVER EX PETROL-MANUAL

STANDARD WITH CNG AND AMT

Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

Hill Start Assist (HSA)

Please note that in the interest of better safety for all our audience, we’re only considering the EX (O) variant, which gets ESC and HSA. While it costs a tad more than it should for the 2 extra safety features, we’ll advise against buying the base EX variant without these features.

With that out of the way, we have to say that the sub-Rs. 6.0 lakh starting price of the Exter does make it quite an attractive option, even for hatchback buyers. If you’re on a tight budget, then we’ll suggest you make the most of the attractive introductory prices of the Exter and buy the EX (O) variant. Since it doesn’t get a few must-have features, you could choose the aftermarket options to meet those needs.

Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG EX vs S Variant - Price, Feature Comparison

The S variant gets all 3 powertrains. The Hyundai Exter S variant costs Rs. 7.27 lakh with the petrol-manual, Rs. 8.24 lakh with CNG-manual and Rs. 7.97 lakh with petrol-automatic powertrain.

This variant is Rs. 1.27 lakh pricier than the base EX variant. Meanwhile, the CNG and petrol-automatic cost Rs. 97,000 and Rs. 70,000 more than the Exter S petrol-manual.

HYUNDAI EXTER EX vs S

PRICE COMPARISON

 

EX

Difference

S

CNG-Manual

-

-

Rs. 8,23,990

Difference

-

 

Rs. 97,000

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 5,99,900

Rs. 1,27,000

Rs. 7,26,990

Difference

-

 

Rs. 69,990

Petrol-Auto

-

-

Rs. 7,96,980

Since, we’re considering the ESC- and HSA-equipped variants only, the jump from EX (O) to S (O) petrol-manual costs Rs. 1.17 lakh. This is because the S (O) is only Rs. 15,000 pricier than the S variant while the EX (O) is Rs. 25,000 pricier than the EX variant.

HYUNDAI EXTER EX (O) vs S (O)

PRICE COMPARISON

 

E

Diff.

EX (O)

Diff.

S (O)

Diff.

S

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 5,99,990

Rs. 25,000

Rs. 6,24,990

Rs. 1,17,000

Rs. 7,41,990

Rs. 15,000

Rs. 7,26,990

Over the base EX variant, the Exter S variant adds the following notable features:

  • ESC, HSA (available with S (O) variant; standard with CNG and AMT automatic)
  • 8-inch touchscreen
  • 4x speakers
  • Wired Android Auto and Apple Carplay
  • Steering-mounted controls
  • Rear AC vents
  • Rear power windows
  • Rear parcel tray
  • Day/night inside mirror
  • TPMS
  • Power mirrors
  • Power folding outside mirrors (AMT only)
  • LED DRLs
  • Body-coloured mirrors and door handles
  • Wheel covers
  • Gloss black grille

While the S variant covers the basics quite well, you may still miss the following features in this variant:

  • Rear seat back split folding
  • Rear washer wiper
  • Rear defogger
  • Rear camera
  • Tilt steering
  • Keyless entry with push-button start/stop

HYUNDAI EXTER S

FEATURES OVER EX

Safety

Infotainment

Functional

Safety & Style

ESC (CNG, AMT only)

Antenna

Follow-me home headlamps

LED indicators on outside mirrors (AMT only)

HSA (CNG, AMT only)

8-inch touchscreen

Front passenger seatback pocket

LED DRLs

Tyre pressure sensors (TPMS)

Wired Android Auto

Rear AC vents

Gloss black grille

Day/night inside mirror

Wired Apple Carplay

Rear power windows

Gloss black C-pillar

 

Steering-mounted controls

1-touch down driver window

Body-coloured outside mirrors, door handles

 

Bluetooth

Power mirrors

Wheel covers

 

4x speakers

Power-folding outside mirrors (AMT only)

3D interior pattern

 

Voice commands

Passenger vanity mirror

Gloss black AC vents

 

Front fast USB-C charger

Rear 12V power socket

Chrome gear knob (AMT only)

   

Rear parcel tray

 

S (O) FEATURES OVER S PETROL-MANUAL

STANDARD WITH CNG AND AMT

Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

Hill Start Assist (HSA)

To be honest, the S variant seems to get a good number of features for a car of this segment and ex-showroom price. The problem is because of the attractively-low price of the base EX variant. It created a large price gap between the EX and S variants, which makes the S a little expensive for the features it adds over the EX. Moreover, the higher SX variant gets a good number of features along with a far better value score. So, it’s better to just skip the S or S (O) variants and buy the SX trim instead.

Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG S vs SX Variant - Price, Feature Comparison

The SX variant also gets all 3 powertrain options. It costs Rs. 71,000 - 73,000 more than the lower S variant with similar powertrain options. The Exter SX petrol-manual costs Rs. 8.0 lakh, the SX CNG-manual costs Rs. 8.97 lakh while the SX petrol-automatic costs Rs. 8.68 lakh (ex-showroom).

HYUNDAI EXTER S vs SX

PRICE COMPARISON

 

S

Difference

SX

CNG-Manual

Rs. 8,23,990

Rs. 73,000

Rs. 8,96,990

Difference

Rs. 97,000

 

Rs. 97,000

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 7,26,990

Rs. 73,000

Rs. 7,99,990

Difference

Rs. 69,990

 

Rs. 68,000

Petrol-Auto

Rs. 7,96,980

Rs. 71,010

Rs. 8,67,990

Since we’re looking at the S (O), the effective price jump for petrol-manual buyers from S (O) to SX variant is Rs. 58,000.

HYUNDAI EXTER S (O) vs SX

PRICE COMPARISON

 

S

Difference

S (O)

Difference

SX

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 7,26,990

Rs. 15,000

Rs. 7,41,000

Rs. 58,000

Rs. 7,99,990

The SX variant of the Exter adds the following notable features over the S or S (O) variant:

  • Shark-fin antenna
  • Fabric+leather upholstery
  • Tilt steering
  • Cruise control (petrol only)
  • Paddle shifters (AMT only)
  • Metal pedals (AMT only)
  • Rear camera
  • Auto AC
  • Power folding mirrors (manual transmission also)
  • Rear defogger
  • Halogen projector headlamps
  • Sunroof

In the SX variant, you may miss features like:

  • Keyless entry with push-button start/stop
  • Rear washer wiper
  • Front and rear armrests
  • Split-folding rear seat backs

HYUNDAI EXTER SX

FEATURES OVER S

Safety & Functional

Style

Paddle shifters (AMT only)

Gloss black rear spoiler (Petrol only)

Cruise control (Petrol only)

LED indicators on outside mirrors (Manual also)

Tilt steering

Larger 15-inch style steel wheels

Auto AC

Sunroof

Rear camera

Black B-pillar

Power-folding outside mirrors (Manual also)

Chrome gear knob (Manual also)

ESC (petrol-MT also)

Metal pedals (AMT only)

HSA (petrol-MT also)

Fabric + leather upholstery

Rear defogger

Front cabin light

Halogen projector headlamps

Metal finish inside door handles

ISOFIX

Shark-fin antenna

Besides the mentioned 3-4 features, the SX variant feels like a complete car. So, you’ll get a balanced ownership experience. On the bright side, the SX variant also gets a good number of high-value features for a reasonable incremental asking price over the lower S/S(O) variant

Naturally, the SX variant of the Exter is our top recommendation for all buyers regardless of your preference of powertrain. Even the SX CNG without the cruise control feature offers phenomenal value for money according to our in-house algorithm.

Hyundai Exter Petrol SX vs SX (O)Variant - Price, Feature Comparison

The Hyundai Exter SX (O) variant doesn’t get the bi-fuel CNG powertrain. With the petrol-manual powertrain it costs Rs. 8.64 lakh while the petrol-automatic costs Rs. 9.32 lakh. This variant is Rs. 64,000 more expensive than the lower SX variant.

HYUNDAI EXTER SX vs SX (O) | PRICE COMPARISON

 

SX

Difference

SX (O)

CNG-Manual

Rs. 8,96,990

-

-

Difference

Rs. 97,000

 

-

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 7,99,990

Rs. 64,000

Rs. 8,63,990

Difference

Rs. 68,000

 

Rs. 68,000

Petrol-Auto

Rs. 8,67,990

Rs. 64,000

Rs. 9,31,990

For the higher asking price, this variant adds the following notable features:

  • Auto headlamps
  • Rear washer wiper
  • 15-inch machined alloy wheels
  • Boot lamp
  • Wireless phone charger
  • Keyless entry with push-button start/stop

Even in the well-loaded SX (O) trim, you may miss features like:

  • Split-folding rear seatbacks
  • Front and rear armrests

HYUNDAI EXTER SX (O)

FEATURES OVER SX

Functional

Safety & Style

Auto headlamps

Rear washer wiper

Keyless entry w/ push-button start/stop

Gloss black rear spoiler

Footwell lighting

15-inch machined alloy wheels

Wireless phone charger

Leather-wrapped steering, gear knob

Cooled glove box

Chrome parking lever tip

Boot lamp

 

The SX (O) variant also offers a good value but not as good as the SX. So, you could still upgrade to the Exter SX (O) if you find its features useful.

Hyundai Exter Petrol SX (O) vs SX (O) Connect Variant - Price, Feature Comparison

The SX (O) Connect is the most expensive variant of the Hyundai Exter. It costs Rs. 9.32 lakh with the manual transmission and Rs. 10.0 lakh with the AMT automatic. These prices are Rs. 68,000 more than the lower SX (O) variant.

HYUNDAI EXTER SX (O) vs SX (O) CONNECT | PRICE COMPARISON

 

SX (O)

Difference

SX (O) Connect

Petrol-Manual

Rs. 8,63,990

Rs. 68,000

Rs. 9,31,990

Difference

Rs. 68,000

 

Rs. 68,000

Petrol-Auto

Rs. 9,31,990

Rs. 68,000

Rs. 9,99,990

In the SX (O) Connect top model of the Hyundai Exter, you’ll get the following additional features:

  • Telematics
  • Dual-camera dashcam
  • Mud flaps
  • Ambient sounds
  • High-resolution touchscreen
  • Alexa integration
  • OTA infotainment updates

Even in the SX (O) Connect top model, you may miss features like:

  • Split-folding rear seatbacks
  • Front and rear armrests

HYUNDAI EXTER SX (O) CONNECT

FEATURES OVER SX (O)

Infotainment

Safety & Functional

Connected-car tech (Telematics)

Front and rear mud flaps

HD infotainment

Dual-camera dashcam

Ambient sounds

 

Alexa Home-to-Car integration

 

OTA infotainment updates

 

The SX (O) Connect variant is quite expensive for what it adds to the feature mix. Moreover, its features are good-to-have at best. So, we will advise against buying the SX (O) Connect top model of the Hyundai Exter.

Which Variant Of The Hyundai Exter Petrol, CNG Should You Buy?

Since we’re only considering the ESC- and HSA-equipped variants of the Exter, the EX and S options are out of the question. Among the rest of the petrol-manual variants, the EX (O) is suitable for budget buyers who can’t stretch the budget any further. Those who can, for them, it’s better to skip the S (O) variant and jump straight to the SX variant. Not only does it offer a better ownership experience with its high-value features, it also has the best value score. It’s our top recommendation for all Exter petrol-manual buyers.

Beyond the SX variant, the SX (O) is also worth considering for its useful features but SX (O) Connect is not recommended. It neither offers any compelling features to warrant an upgrade nor a good value for money.

HYUNDAI EXTER PETROL-MANUAL | RECOMMENDATION

Variant

VFM Rank

Price

Recommendation

EX

NA

Rs. 5,99,900

Not recommended

EX (O)

Rank 3

Rs. 6,24,990

For those on a budget

S

NA

Rs. 7,26,990

Not recommended

S (O)

Rank 4

Rs. 7,41,990

Expensive upgrade. Not recommended.

SX

Rank 1

Rs. 7,99,990

Top recommended

SX (O)

Rank 2

Rs. 8,63,990

Can upgrade

SX (O) Connect

Rank 3

Rs. 9,31,990

Expensive upgrade. Not recommended.

Similarly, for Exter petrol-automatic buyers, the SX remains our top recommendation while SX (O) is worth considering. S is not worth buying as the SX is a far better option than the S variant. On the other hand, the SX (O) Connect it too expensive for the few good-to-have features it adds to the mix.

HYUNDAI EXTER PETROL-AUTOMATIC | RECOMMENDATION

Variant

VFM Rank

Price

Recommendation

S

Rank 4

Rs. 7,96,980

Better buy SX

SX

Rank 1

Rs. 8,67,990

Top recommended

SX (O)

Rank 2

Rs. 9,31,990

Can upgrade

SX (O) Connect

Rank 3

Rs. 9,99,990

Expensive upgrade. Not recommended.

As expected, the SX once again beats the S trim of the Exter for CNG buyers and ears our top recommendation with ease.

HYUNDAI EXTER CNG-MANUAL | RECOMMENDATION

Variant

VFM Rank

Price

Recommendation

S

Rank 2

Rs. 8,23,990

Better buy SX

SX

Rank 1

Rs. 8,96,990

Top recommended

What Are The Engine Specifications Of The Hyundai Exter Petrol And CNG?

The Exter is a small SUV and the Tata Punch is its closest rival. However, because of the price overlap, the larger Citroen C3, Magnite, Kiger and the smaller Ignis come across as options you can consider if you’re looking for a small car with high ground clearance.

In terms of performance, the Punch gets good marks. Not only does it have a best-in-class power output, even its 115Nm of torque peaks much lower in the rev band compared to other normal petrol cars. The Punch and the Ignis are the only 2 cars in this comparison crossing the 20kmpl mark in terms of ARAI mileage figures. However, the Exter is not too far behind as it has a mileage of 19.40kmpl with the manual and 19.20kmpl with the automatic.

HYUNDAI EXTER VS RIVALS

NORMAL PETROL ENGINE SPECS COMPARISON

 

Exter

Punch

Ignis

C3

Magnite

Kiger

Engine

1.2L Normal

1.2L Normal

1.2L Normal

1.2L Normal

1.0L Normal

1.0L Normal

Cylinder

4

3

4

3

3

3

Displacement

1197cc

1199cc

1197cc

1198cc

999cc

999cc

Power

83PS @ 6000rpm

88PS @ 6000rpm

83PS @ 6000rpm

82PS @ 5750rpm

72PS @ 6250rpm

72PS @ 6250rpm

Peak Torque

114Nm @ 4000rpm

115Nm @ 3250rpm

113Nm @ 4200rpm

115Nm @ 3750rpm

96Nm @ 3500rpm

96Nm @ 3500rpm

Manual

5MT

5MT

5MT

5MT

5MT

5MT

Manual FE

19.40kmpl

20.09kmpl

20.89kmpl

19.30kmpl

18.75kmpl

18.75kmpl*

Automatic

5AMT

5AMT

5AMT

-

-

5AMT

Auto FE

19.20kmpl

18.80kmpl

20.89kmpl

-

-

19.0kmpl*

*Estimated

There aren’t any small SUVs with a CNG bi-fuel option right now. But we know that the Punch CNG is in the queue for a launch in the coming months. Since it’ll share the CNG powertrain with the Altroz, we can say that it’ll make the same 73.5PS of power and 103Nm of torque. While it is heavier than the Exter, it shigher power and torque figures make up for the heft.

HYUNDAI EXTER VS RIVALS

CNG ENGINE SPECS COMPARISON

 

Exter

Punch (Upcoming)

Engine

1.2L Normal

1.2L Normal

Cylinder

4

3

Displacement

1197cc

1199cc

Power

69PS @ 6000rpm

73.5PS @ 6000rpm

Peak Torque

95.2Nm @ 4000rpm

103Nm @ 3300rpm

Manual

5-speed

5-speed

Manual FE

27.10kmpkg

25.0kmpkg*

*Expected

What Are The Dimensions Of The Hyundai Exter?

The Exter is a B1-segment small SUV. So, it’s naturally shorter than the B2-segment cars like the Citroen C3, Nissan Magnite and Renault Kiger. The Exter is not as wide as the Punch, Magnite or Kiger but it’s the tallest car in this comparison. Despite its compact dimensions, the Exter has a fairly large boot space, which is larger than even the C3 and Magnite’s.

HYUNDAI EXTER VS COMPETITION

DIMENSION COMPARISON

 

Exter

Punch

Ignis

C3

Magnite

Kiger

Length

3815mm

3827mm

3700mm

3981mm

3994mm

3991mm

Width

1710mm

1742mm

1690mm

1733mm

1758mm

1750mm

Height

1631mm

1615mm

1595mm

1604mm

1572mm

1600mm

Wheelbase

2450mm

2445mm

2435mm

2540mm

2500mm

2500mm

Ground Clearance

185mm

187mm

180mm

180mm

205mm

205mm

Boot Space

391L

366L

260L

315L

336L

405L

Fuel Tank

37L

37L

32L

30L

40L

40L

Tyre Size (Base)

165/70 R14

185/70 R15

175/65 R15

195/65 R15

195/60 R16

195/60 R16

Tyre Size (Top)

175/65 R15

195/60 R16

175/65 R15

195/65 R15

195/60 R16

195/60 R16

What Are The Colour Options Of The Hyundai Exter?

The Exter is available in the following 6 monotone exterior colours:

  • Khaki (Not available in EX, EX (O) variants)
  • Blue (Not available in EX, EX (O) variants)
  • Grey
  • White
  • Dark blue
  • Red

There are also 3 dual-tone colour options in SX dual-tone and SX (O) Connect dual-tone variants:

  • Khaki with black roof
  • White with black roof
  • Blue with black roof

Note: Here is a quick look at our length-based segmentation of cars to give you an idea of how we are classifying cars based on their size.

CLASSIFICATION OF CARS

UPDATED: MARCH 2023

SEGMENT

LENGTH

BODY STYLES

EXAMPLE

A Segment

< 3699mm

Hatchback

Alto K10, Celerio

SUV (Micro)

Exception: Kwid

S-Presso

       

B1 Segment

3700 - 3850mm

Hatchback

Grand i10 Nios, Swift, Tiago

SUV (Mini)

Punch, Exter, Ignis, Tiago NRG

       

B2 Segment

3850 - 3999mm

Hatchback

Altroz, Baleno, i20

Sedan

Dzire, Amaze, Aura

MPV

Triber

SUV (Sub-Compact)

Brezza, Nexon, Venue, Magnite, Fronx, C3, Kiger, Fronx, Sonet, XUV300

Off-Road

Thar, Jimny

       

C1 Segment

4000 - 4399mm

SUV (Compact)

Kushaq, Creta, Seltos, Grand Vitara, XUV400, Hyryder, Taigun, XUV400

MPV

Ertiga

       

C2 Segment

4400 - 4599mm

Sedan

City, Verna, Ciaz, Slavia, Virtus

SUV (Mid-size)

Alcazar, Scorpio Classic

MPV

Carens, XL6

       

D1 Segment

4600 - 4799mm

SUV (Large)

Exception: Harrier (2mm less)

XUV700, Innova Hycross, Hector, Safari, Hector Plus, Scorpio N, Ioniq 5, Kodiaq

Sedan

Octavia

MPV

Innova Crysta

       

D2 Segment

> 4800mm

SUV (Full-size)

Exception: Fortuner (5mm less)

Gloster

MPV

Carnival

Sedan

Superb, Camry

Also Read: Car Segments Explained - With Body Styles And Examples

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Mahesh Yadav

Mahesh is a fan of compact, quirky and underrated vehicles that punch above their weight. Multix, Nano and Navi are his favorites.

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