Hyundai i20 1.2L Magna Base Variant Price Increased Again In April 2023 | V3Cars

Apr 13, 2023, 06:00 PM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Hyundai recently increased the prices of the i20 in April 2023. Soon after, Hyundai have revised the starting price of the i20 base model again in the same month. The first price hike in April was Rs. 15,899, which amounted to 2.26% jump in the price of the i20’s base model. The second price hike only affects the base model of the i20. The Magna 1.2L petrol-manual variant of the i20 now costs Rs. 7,45,900, which is Rs. 27,001 higher than the April 2023’s price.

Here’s a look at the updated April 2023 prices of the i20’s normal petrol variants:

HYUNDAI i20 1.2L NORMAL PETROL APRIL 2023 OLD VS NEW PRICES
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Magna Manual	Rs. 7,03,000	Rs. 42,900	Rs. 7,45,900	6.10
Sportz Manual	Rs. 7,93,000	Rs. 14,600	Rs. 8,07,600	1.84
Sportz Dual Tone Manual	Rs. 8,08,000	Rs. 14,600	Rs. 8,22,600	1.81
Asta Manual	Rs. 8,80,500	Rs. 23,000	Rs. 9,03,500	2.61
Asta (O) Manual	Rs. 9,54,500	Rs. 22,800	Rs. 9,77,300	2.39
Asta (O) Dual Tone Manual	Rs. 9,69,500	Rs. 22,800	Rs. 9,92,300	2.35
Sportz Automatic	Rs. 8,95,000	Rs. 16,400	Rs. 9,11,400	1.83
Asta (O) Automatic	Rs. 10,56,500	Rs. 24,600	Rs. 10,81,100	2.33
Asta (O) Dual Tone Automatic	Rs. 10,71,500	Rs. 24,600	Rs. 10,96,100	2.30

To know more about the April 2023 price changes of all variant of the i20, you can visit the following link:

Also Read: Hyundai i20 Increased Prices Inside | April 2023

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Stay tuned to the i20 Variants Explained article at the following link. We’ll update the same article to include our latest buying recommendations as this base price change greatly affects our rankings.

Also Read: Hyundai i20 Petrol Variants Explained - Which One To Buy?

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