Hyundai Eon Review Hyundai Eon Mileage Average And Fuel Economy Eon launched in India

Hyundai Eon Review Hyundai Eon Mileage Average And Fuel Economy Eon launched in India

13th-Oct-2011: Hyundai India led every car maker to bite nails before the launch of Hyundai EON. Hyundai’s dream project finally came into effect, or it can be said that ‘India is ON’ when it launched its eagerly awaited small car Hyundai EON today in Gurgaon at Kingdom of dreams. The car has been rolled out in 6 trims, Hyundai EON D-Lite, Hyundai EON Dlite (O), Hyundai EON Era, Hyundai EON Magna, Hyundai Eon Magna (O) and the top-end model Hyundai Eon Sportz. The base variant of the hatchback has been priced very affordably at Rs 2.69 lakh, while the top end variant costs Rs 3.71 lakh to one’s pocket. Surely the festive season will act as a protein supplement for the sales of Hyundai EON. The hatchback which has already garnered 8,000 bookings so far needs no more publicity and fame. The host of features in such a price ambit are themselves speaking for the car and literally daunting the team of rivals headed by ‘Maruti Alto’

 Hyundai EON Mileage, Average And Fuel Economy Hyundai EON is parading all round the country to spread the word that the car gives phenomenal mileage that will bring cheers to EON customers this Diwali. An ARAI certified mileage of 21 kmpl is something which can drop many jaws seeing the size and price of the car. The highly awaited Hyundai’s hatchback Hyundai EON comes powered with 814cc, 3 cylinder petrol engine which is capable of producing peak power of 56 bhp@5,500 rpm and 76 Nm of maximum torque at 4,000 rpm. This mighty engine in all 6 variants is coupled to a five speed manual gearbox. The hatchback is quite fuel efficient and the engine is designed in such a way that it becomes most fuel efficient car in its segment. Moreover the Alternator Management System present in top variant reduces fuel-consumption and meliorates overall performance. Hyundai EON possess all ability to beat Maruti Alto which offers a mileage of 20.2 kmpl. Something exceptional like this is enough in a mileage-ridden country like India.