Hyundai Avante to sizzle Indian roads

A flurry of car launches is keeping the country all excited. The sluggish growth in the car market is not stopping the auto giants from looking for a ray of hope to ramp up their sales with the new car launches. The slow car market in the past does not mean the trend will continue to be the same in future. The good news is SIAM has predicted a growth of 10-15% in the next few years. Now, why would the top car manufacturers like Hyundai India, Toyota or Honda or Ford like to see the opportunity go out of their hands. Most of the many, Hyundai India is ready with its string of launches to take place in the next five years. Topping the list is the new Hyundai Avante all set to make its debut in the country to sit above Hyundai Verna in the car market. Hyundai Avante price is something the auto major has left us to brood upon. Read on for Hyundai Avante review.

Hyundai Avante pictures suggest that it is the amplified version of Hyundai Verna. The skimmed details we have reveals that the Avante will have all the basic requirements expected of a D segment car.  The latest entertainment system is just to mention the one of the many in the spacious interiors to hypnotize the user with the melodious music. The beige colored interiors are to add to the larger than life image of the upcoming Hyundai Avante. The Avante engine is something we have no inkling of. Either, a 1.6 L petrol and diesel engine might be under the hood or a slightly revved up engine option approaching 2.0L cannot be ruled out. This leaves a room for the Hyundai Avante in the LPG guise as well.   

Now, if we put two and two together, Hyundai Avante is the first car to be rolled out by Hyundai Motors among the 10-15 cars lined up for the next five years. Next in the line is Hyundai i45 to closely follow the launch of Avante. Moreover, the car manufacturer hopes to deliver a punch with the introduction of Hyundai EON LPG towards mid-2012, while they have their lips sealed on the Hyundai EON diesel variant. Honda India, on the other hand hopes to carry on with its launches as if nothing outrageous has happened. Despite the recent floods in Thailand, Honda Motors is going through with the launches of Honda City, Honda Civic and Honda CR-V.