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Hyundai Exter Features And Overview

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₹5.80 Lakh to ₹9.64 Lakhex-showroom

Verified from brochure · Updated Nov 2026

Bronze Hyundai Exter micro SUV

About The Hyundai Exter

The Hyundai Exter is a micro SUV that parks like a small car yet sits tall inside. It seats five in an airy cabin, helped by the high roof and big glass. The short body slips into tight city gaps with ease. It suits buyers who want their first SUV without a large footprint or a large budget.

Power comes from a 1.2 litre petrol making 82 bhp, offered with a manual or an AMT. There is also a factory CNG version making 68 bhp for the lowest fuel bills. All three keep the drive simple and light for town use. Higher trims even add a sunroof, which is rare this low in the market.

The Exter sells in 19 trims from ₹5.80 Lakh to ₹9.64 Lakh ex-showroom. Grade names run HX2 through HX10, with AMT, CNG and Knight versions mixed in. Many buyers settle on the mid HX6 for its sunroof and fuller kit. Check the Exter price for your own city once a grade appeals to you.

The Hyundai Exter is easy to own beyond its size. The 391 litre boot is generous for a car this short, and the raised seat aids the view out. Six airbags feature across the range, which is strong for the money. To see how the equipment climbs, open the Exter feature walkthrough grade by grade.

Running costs stay low whichever engine you pick, and Hyundai's service reach keeps upkeep simple. Resale holds up well, since small SUVs stay in demand with used buyers. For a tall, safe and cheap first SUV, the Exter makes a strong case in the entry class today.

At A Glance

Starts at

₹5.80 Lakh

ex-showroom

Mileage

19.2 to 27.1 kmpl

ARAI claimed

Max power

82 bhp

Fuel options

Petrol · CNG

Seating

5

seater

Boot space

391 litres

Choice

19 variants

Key Feature Highlights

The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.

Six airbags as standard

Standard

Every Exter, right from the base HX2, gives you six airbags, so the whole family stays protected even on the cheapest version.

View HX2 variant →

Rear parking camera

From HX3

A reverse camera shows what is behind you on the screen while parking, and it arrives on the HX3.

View HX3 variant →

8-inch touchscreen

From HX3

From the HX3 you get an 8 inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, so your phone connects without a cable.

View HX3 variant →

Rear AC vents

From HX4

Rear AC vents cool the back seat faster, a real help in Indian summers, and they come in from the HX4.

View HX4 variant →

Electric sunroof

From HX6

The electric sunroof opens the cabin up with one touch, a rare treat in this price range, and it starts from the HX6.

View HX6 variant →

Built-in dashcam

From HX6

A built in dashcam records your drive, handy for proof after a bump, and the Exter adds it from the HX6.

View HX6 variant →

Cruise control

From HX6

Cruise control holds a steady speed on the highway so your foot can rest, and it joins the range at the HX6.

View HX6 variant →

Wireless phone charging

From HX8

Drop your phone on the pad and it charges without any wire, a neat convenience that starts from the HX8.

View HX8 variant →

Connected car tech

From HX10 AMT

Hyundai Bluelink lets you lock, locate and start the car from your phone, and even check it remotely, available on the top HX10 AMT.

View HX10 AMT variant →

Popular Variants

All 19 variants →
VariantFuelTransmissionEx-showroom
HX2PetrolManual₹5.80 Lakh
HX3PetrolManual₹6.33 Lakh
HX3 AMTPetrolAMT₹6.98 Lakh
HX2 CNGCNGManual₹6.99 Lakh
HX4PetrolManual₹7.31 Lakh
HX3 CNGCNGManual₹7.49 Lakh
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Hyundai Exter: Your Questions

Should you buy the Exter?

If you want a tall, easy-to-park first SUV with plenty of kit, yes. It is cheap to run and starts at ₹5.80 Lakh ex-showroom.

How many seats does the Exter have?

Five, in a cabin that feels airy thanks to the tall roof. The boot is modest but fine for city shopping and small trips.

What powers the Exter?

A 1.2 litre petrol with a manual or AMT, plus a bi-fuel CNG option. The petrol makes 82 bhp and the CNG 68 bhp.

Is the Exter cheap to run?

Very. The petrol returns close to 19 kmpl and the CNG about 27.1 km/kg, so fuel bills stay low for a small SUV.

Decision engine

Which Exter is right for you?

We checked the price and kit of all 19 variants and cut them down to 3 honest picks. Answer three quick questions and we'll point to your match.

Smart buy

HX2

₹5.80 Lakh

The sensible way in. Lowest price, everything you actually need.

PetrolManual
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Sweet spot

HX3 CNG

₹7.49 Lakh

What most buyers should get. The best balance of price and kit.

CNGManual
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Fully loaded

HX10 Knight AMT

₹9.64 Lakh

Every feature on the menu, for buyers who want the lot.

PetrolAMT
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