After low budget hatchback cars in the car sector, mid-range sedan cars are very much liked.
In which today we are talking about Hyundai Aura which is the cheapest sedan of its company which comes in the list of best selling cars.
The starting price of Hyundai Aura starts at Rs 5,99,900 which goes up to Rs 6,68,696 on-road.
But we are telling here about the plan in which you will not have to spend such a huge amount to buy this car.
According to the online down payment and EMI plan, if you buy the base model of this Hyundai Aura, the company affiliated bank will give a loan of Rs 6,01,696 on this sedan.
After this loan, you will have to pay a minimum down payment of Rs 67,000 and then deposit a monthly EMI of Rs 12,725 every month.
The bank has fixed a time period of five years to repay the loan received on Hyundai Aura, with which the bank will charge an interest of 9.8 percent per annum on this loan amount.
After knowing this down payment plan, if you want to buy this sedan, then now know the complete details from its engine to features.
Hyundai Aura Engine: Talking about the engine and power of Hyundai Aura, the company has given an engine of 1197 cc in it.
This engine generates power of 81.86 bhp and peak torque of 113.7 Nm, mated to manual transmission.
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Hyundai Aura mileage: Regarding mileage, the company claims that this sedan gives a mileage of 20.5 kmpl and this mileage has been certified by ARAI.
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Hyundai Aura Features: In Hyundai Aura, the company has given features like multi-function steering wheel, power-adjustable exterior rear view mirror, touchscreen infotainment system, automatic climate control, engine start stop, anti-lock braking system, etc.
Important notice: The loan amount, down payment and interest rate plan available to buy this Hyundai Aura depends on your banking and CIBIL score.
If a negative report comes out in your banking or CIBIL score, then the bank can make changes in these three accordingly.