Upcoming New Cars In 2012 hyundai azera With Specification and prices

Upcoming New Cars In 2012 hyundai azera With Specification and prices

We mistakenly called this the 2010 Hyundai Azera. It’s in fact the 2012 Kia Optima. Please click here to read the full update.In its current form, the Hyundai Azera (known as the Grandeur outside the U.S.) has been around since 2005, and despite the new Sonata’s push upmarket, Hyundai apparently still sees the need for another model to slot in between its new Camcord competitor and the Genesis Sedan.

The four-wheel independent suspension is sure to remain, and Hyundai is likely to continue offering a choice of V6s – a 263-hp 3.8-liter or a 234-hp 3.3-liter – each mated to a six-speed automatic. We’d expect a small bump in output when the all-new Azera debuts late next year as a 2012 model.


Hyundai Motor Co. released renderings this week of the redesigned, fifth generation Grandeur -- sold in Korea -- that is expected to arrive stateside as the next Azera for the 2012 model year.

Like the Hyundai Sonata and new Elantra, the new Azera features Hyundai's slippery “fluidic sculpture” design language. Details about the vehicle's powertrain and features were not released.

Upcoming Cars in 2011 and 2012 Hyundai Veloster With Prices And Sepcification

Upcoming Cars in 2011 and 2012 Hyundai Veloster Preview With Prices And Sepcification

Hyundai’s replacement for its popular Tiburon, the Upcoming Cars in 2011 and 2012 Veloster is a sport coupe that’s designed for speed. Inspired by a concept car that debuted in 2007 at the Los Angeles auto show, the Veloster is expected to break the mold for sport couples when it hits showrooms in late 2011.


The Veloster name, a combination of velocity and roadster, has a panoramic glass roof and other styling features that Hyundai hopes will project a high-tech image in order to lure potential Gen-Y buyers on to the lot. Smaller than the current coupe from Hyundai, the grille opening looks a bit like the Mitsubishi Lancer/Evo X.


Hyundai Veloster Specifications and Performance

The Veloster packs a punch for such a petite body, comparable in fact to the days-old Honda CRX. Equipped with a 1.6-Liter four-cylinder engine, the Veloster will earn 140 horsepower all while earning a whopping 40 miles per gallon.

The design and anticipated performance should make the Veloster stand alone in its class as a high-performance sports car that’s also eco-friendly with an extremely impressive expected mpg.

New Hyundai Santro Xing XK Non - AC (Petrol)

Hyundai Santro Xing XK Non - AC (Petrol) with prices and reviews 

The Santro Xing is Hyundai's national favourite and the country's largest selling car in its segment. It is powered by a 1086 cc Epsilon engine, which is based on Distributorless Ignition Technology (DLI). There are quite a few reasons for the popularity of this car. The wind tunnel designed body of the Santro presents a low drag co-efficient. Moreover, the Santro Xing has a large radiator and a massive bumper air dam to take full advantage of the airflow. This enhances operating efficiency by keeping the engine cool even during extreme operating situations.

For the price charged, Santro Xing delivers an amazing 63 Ps of power at 5500 rpm. The DLI system lends amazing fuel efficiency, increased power and low maintenance costs.


This variant is the five door non AC version of Santro Xing. With a seating capacity of 5 people, it is equipped with Hyundai's renowned Epsilon 1086 cc petrol engine and 5 speed manual transmission, which provides a fuel economy of around 11.8 kmpl in city driving conditions and around 16.8 kmpl on the highways.

Make Hyundai
Model Santro Xing
Variant XK Non - AC
Body Type Hatchback
Number of doors 4
Fuel Efficiency
City Mileage 12.1 kmpl
Highway Mileage 16.2 kmpl
Fuel Capacity 35 litre
Fuel Type Petrol
Fuel Grade -

Engine Parameters


Displacement 1086 cc
Bore 67 mm
Stroke 77 mm
Cylinder Configuration 4-inline
Valve Gear Operation SOHC
Compression Ratio 10.1:1
No. Of Valves 12
Aspiration Naturally-aspirated
Fuel System MPFi
Horse Power 63@5500 ps@rpm
Torque 96.1@3000 Nm@rpm
Steering and Suspension
Steering Type Rack and pinion, power assist
Power Steering No
Front Suspension MacPherson struts with stabilizer bar
Rear Suspension Torsional Beam Axle , 3 Link Offset Coil Spring

Dimensions


Length 3565 mm
Height 1590 mm
Width 1525 mm
Wheelbase 2380 mm
Clearance 146 mm
Boot min: 218 litre max: 218 litre
Front Head Room min: 92 mm max: 92 mm
Front Leg Room - -
Rear Head Room min: 92 mm max: 92 mm
Rear Leg Room min: 62 mm max: 75 mm
Kerb Weight min: 868 kg max: 868 kg
Gross Weight -

Drive Train


Type Manual
Gears 5
Drive Line FWD
Comfort Features
Air-Conditioning No
Cruise -
Power Door Locks No
Power Windows No
Power Mirrors No
Power Seat No
Moon Roof No
Sun Roof No
AM / FM Radio No
Cassette Player No
CD Player No
Navigation No
Leather Seats No

Safety Features

Antilock Braking System No
Driver Airbag No
Passenger Airbag No
Front Airbag No
Rear Airbag No
Depowered Airbag No
Child Safety Lock Yes
Central Locking No
Keyless Entry No
Anti-theft System No

Upcoming Cars in 2011 Hyundai Elantra Preview with specification

Upcoming Cars in 2011 Hyundai Elantra Preview with specification Performance

The Elantra comes with a standard 2.0 liter, four-cylinder engine that puts out 138 horsepower. You can upgrade the standard manual transmission to an automatic for approximately $1,000.

Car pricing: Priced from approximately $15,000 for the base Sedan model, and from $17,000 for the Elantra Touring wagon.
Engine: 2.0-liter four-cylinder that gets 138 horsepower.
Transmission: Five-speed manual.