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Updated Aura gets new tech, additional safety features and design changes.
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The Hyundai Aura looks similar to the Grand i10 Nios, and is evenly matched in terms of features, safety and powertrain.
After the success of the Hyundai Venue and the Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, the company is ready with its next new model, the Aura subcompact sedan. Sources suggest that it will be launched in January 2020 itself.
The Hyundai Aura sedan borrows design cues from the Grand i10 Nios and will replace the Xcent in Hyundai's line-up.
Hyundai Motor India has released the first official sketches of the Aura subcompact sedan, ahead of its public debut on December 19, 2019. The all-new Hyundai Aura will step in place of the Xcent in the company's line-up and the sketches reveal the Grand i10 Nios connection with the new model. It certainly does look sportier in the sketches with the massive grille up front with the LED DRLs at either end, sweptback headlamps and a muscular bonnet that promise a sporty looking vehicle. Hyundai says the Aura design projects a "sportier, futuristic and a progressive image based on its Next-generation Design Direction of Sensuous Sportiness."
