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Hyundai brings back old warhorse, launches 'All New Santro' at Rs 390,000

Hyundai has invested about Rs 7.4 billion over last three years to develop the Santro, which has got advance bookings of over 23,500 units in just thirteen days

All New Santro: Hyundai brings back its iconic brand after a 3-year hiatus
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Ajay Modi New Delhi
Korean car maker Hyundai today relaunched the Santro, its compact family car, which was discontinued in 2014 after sixteen years of successful run. The company, second largest in the domestic market, has priced Santro at an all India ex-showroom price of Rs 389,900 onwards for the first 50,000 customers. The top variant of the car comes at Rs 564,900. 

Hyundai has invested about Rs 7.4 billion over last three years to develop the Santro, which has got advance bookings of over 23,500 units in just thirteen days. This means the Santro already has a waiting period of approximately three months.

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