New Hyundai Exter Price List Out – Petrol and CNG Variants Detailed

Hyundai has officially revealed the Hyundai Exter facelift price list in India. The 2026 Hyundai Exter facelift starts at Rs 5.79 lakh (ex-showroom) and goes up to Rs 9.41 lakh for the top petrol variant.

The Hyundai Exter 2026 gets updates in design, features, and safety, while continuing with the same engine options. Here’s a simple look at the full variant-wise pricing of the New Exter.

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Hyundai Exter Facelift Petrol Price List

The New Hyundai Exter petrol variants are available with both manual and AMT options.

The manual variants start with the EX trim priced at Rs 5.79 lakh, followed by S at Rs 6.23 lakh. The S+ variant is priced at Rs 7.21 lakh, while the SX comes in at Rs 7.94 lakh. The SX(O) variant is priced at Rs 8.35 lakh.

For buyers looking for an automatic option, the AMT range starts with the S AMT at Rs 6.90 lakh. The S+ AMT is priced at Rs 8.05 lakh, followed by SX AMT at Rs 8.54 lakh. The SX(O) AMT costs Rs 9.07 lakh, while the top-end SX(O) Connect AMT goes up to Rs 9.41 lakh.

Hyundai Exter Facelift CNG Price List

The Hyundai Exter facelift is also available with a CNG option. The CNG variants come only with a manual gearbox.

The EX CNG starts at Rs 6.99 lakh. The S CNG is priced at Rs 7.43 lakh, while the S+ CNG costs Rs 8.26 lakh. The SX CNG variant is priced at Rs 8.93 lakh, and the top SX(O) CNG goes up to Rs 9.40 lakh.

What’s New in Hyundai Exter 2026

The Hyundai Exter 2026 facelift comes with over 25 updates that make it feel more fresh and better equipped than before. On the outside, it gets a slight design update with a new grille, revised bumpers, and new alloy wheels. Inside, the cabin now looks more premium with a dual-tone theme, new seat design, metal pedals, and a D-cut steering wheel.

The New Hyundai Exter also gets more tech features, including a segment-first dashcam, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a sunroof, digital display, rear Type-C charging port, and over 60 connected features. It continues with the same 1.2-litre petrol engine with manual and AMT options, while the CNG version now gets a dual-cylinder setup and an underbody spare tyre, helping retain around 225 litres of boot space.

Safety has also been improved, with more than 45 safety features on offer and 30 of them standard. Features like six airbags, Electronic Stability Control, and Hill Start Assist are now standard across all variants.

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