Hyundai Motor India quietly dropped something interesting. Not a full update Not a facelift. But still worth noticing. The Hyundai Grand i10 Nios Vibe Edition arrives at ₹7.09 lakh (ex-showroom). At first glance, it feels familiar. Then you look closer And yeah, things start to change.
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What’s New in This Special Edition?
So here’s the thing. The Hyundai Nios Vibe Edition isn’t trying too hard. But it still manages to look fresh. You get a black-themed cabin. Red inserts Slightly sporty vibe, not overdone. Outside? Black alloy wheels. Clean. Subtle. Works well.
The projector headlamps and touchscreen infotainment system continue to do their job. Android Auto, Apple CarPlay nothing new, but still important. It’s that kind of update. Small changes. But meaningful ones.
Segment-First Dashcam Feature
Now this part is interesting. Dashcam Built-in. From factory Hyundai says it’s a segment-first. And honestly, it kinda matters today. With traffic Chaos. Random incidents. You never know. It records in multiple modes driving, event, even vacation.
Sounds fancy But useful too. This is where the Grand i10 Nios launch starts making more sense. It’s not just about looks anymore. It’s about everyday practicality. Real-world use.
Features and Variants Explained
Two variants. Simple. Sportz Vibe and Sportz (O) Vibe. Both come decently loaded automatic climate control, rear AC vents, six airbags. Basics done right.
But the Sportz (O) Vibe goes a bit further. Push-button start. Smart key. Even cruise control. Not something you expect here. But it’s there. In the Hyundai hatchback India space, this feels like a smart move. Not overkill. Not bare-bones either. Just balanced Maybe slightly more than expected.
Engine, Performance, and Mileage
No surprises here. Same 1.2-litre petrol engine. And that’s not a bad thing. It’s reliable. Smooth enough. City-friendly. You won’t complain much.
You get both manual and AMT options. Easy to choose. But yeah, no CNG here. That stays with the regular trims. A bit disappointing maybe. But understandable. For daily drives. Office runs. Traffic jams. It works Simple as that.
Also read : Why the Grand i10 Nios Might Surprise You (But Not in the Way You Expect)
Price and New Colour Option
Let’s talk numbers. The Hyundai Nios price now starts at ₹7.09 lakh. Goes up to ₹7.73 lakh. Slight bump. But not shocking. What really stands out? The new Titan Grey Matte colour. Looks different. Slightly premium Maybe even edgy for this segment. And that’s the whole idea, right. Make something familiar feel a bit new again.
