2025 Hyundai Aura Corporate Edition GST 2.0 Review and Pricing Details

2025 Hyundai Aura Corporate Edition GST 2.0 Review and Pricing Details

Discover the Hyundai Aura S Corporate Edition: Top Features and Value

The Hyundai Aura is a popular choice in the sedan segment, known for being a top-selling car. This article highlights the S Corporate Edition, a variant that offers extra features compared to the standard S model.

Significant Price Drops Post-GST

Following recent GST changes, the Hyundai Aura now comes with more attractive pricing. The base model, which was previously ₹6,54,000, is now available for ₹5,98,000, marking a saving of ₹56,000. For the S Corporate Edition Petrol, the price has dropped from ₹8,85,000 to ₹8,12,000, a substantial saving of ₹72,000.

Stylish Exterior Design

The Hyundai Aura S Corporate Edition boasts an appealing exterior. The front features the Hyundai logo in the center and a black-colored grille. It is equipped with halogen headlamps that emit yellow light, with turn indicators integrated within them. Below, L-shaped Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) are positioned on the side. The car is showcased in the “Starry Night” color, which gives a dark blue impression that can look black at night. The Hyundai Aura offers a ground clearance of 165 millimeters.

Practical Side Profile

The car includes dual wipers and a washer system, along with a plain roof. A sunroof option is not available in the Hyundai Aura. For a Hyundai sedan with a sunroof, one would need to consider the more premium Hyundai Verna, which starts at a higher price (around ₹10,000,000), whereas the Aura starts from ₹5,98,000.

On the side, the Aura features stylish 15-inch steel wheels secured by four nuts. It has disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the rear. The tires are 175/65R 15-inch radials. An “N” placement is visible on the fender. The Outside Rear View Mirrors (ORVMs) are electrically adjustable, though they require manual folding. The A-pillar matches the body color, while the B-pillar is finished in matt black.

Comprehensive Rear Design and Practicality

The rear of the Hyundai Aura has a strong look, partly due to its spoiler, a feature not commonly found in other cars in this segment. It includes a high-mount stop lamp, the Hyundai logo, and “Aura” badging. LED backlights are present, with a chrome accent in the middle. The bumper is equipped with two reverse parking sensors and reflectors on both sides. While a touchscreen is provided inside, a reverse parking camera is not included, though sensor information is displayed. The car also features a defogger and a power antenna.

The boot opens via an unlock button, and while the spoiler adds to the car’s muscular look, it makes the tailgate feel a bit heavy. The boot offers a generous 402 liters of space. There is no boot light. The spare wheel, which is 14 inches (one size smaller than the main wheels), along with the jack and tool kit, is conveniently stored beneath the boot floor. For CNG variants, twin cylinders are placed below the boot floor, preserving usable boot space above.

The Hyundai Aura is a popular choice for both private and commercial users. It stands as the second top-selling sedan in its segment, following the Dzire.

Dimensions and Color Options

The Hyundai Aura has a length of 3995 mm, a width of 1680 mm, and a height of 1520 mm. Its wheelbase measures 2450 mm. The car is available in various color options, including Starry Night, Aqua Teal, White, Grey, and Silver.

Comfortable and Feature-Rich Interior

Inside the Hyundai Aura S Corporate Edition, you will find body-colored door handles and dual-tone door trims that incorporate power window controls, a door opener, speakers, and a bottle holder. The seats are upholstered in fabric. The dashboard features a three-tone design. A key difference in the S Corporate Edition compared to the S variant is the inclusion of a touchscreen system.

For safety, the car is equipped with six airbags, including two in the dashboard and two side curtain airbags. Rear passengers benefit from AC vents and a 12V charging outlet. The interior offers ample legroom, knee room, and comfortable seating with good thigh support. Other features include grab handles, three seatbelt points, and two fixed headrests. An armrest with two glass holders is also provided for rear comfort. The floor is slightly raised, and there is good headroom. A notable feature is the four-cylinder engine, which some competitors in this segment do not offer.

Driver-Focused Cabin and Technology

The driver’s door includes child locks for added safety. The car comes with a flip remote central locking key (with lock, unlock, and boot unlock buttons) and a traditional physical key. The driver’s side door trim is dual-tone and includes power window controls, lock/unlock buttons, ORVM adjustment controls, a door opener, a speaker, and a bottle holder.

The driver’s seat is fabric with some leather treatment on the sides and offers height adjustment and recline options. Levers for opening the fuel lid and boot are conveniently located. The pedals are illuminated with blue lighting, and there is a headlamp adjuster switch.

Upon ignition, the analog instrument cluster displays an RPM meter, a speedometer (marked up to 220 km/h), and petrol information. A small Multi-Information Display (MID) screen shows range, average mileage, trip details, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) data, door open warnings, light notifications, service intervals, and language reset options.

The steering wheel, which is not wrapped, features the Hyundai logo in the center. Controls for the MID are on one side, while telephony and infotainment controls are on the other. The S Corporate Edition includes a touchscreen system (the S variant comes with a 2-DIN audio system). While the car has reverse parking sensors, a reverse parking camera is not included but can be added later. The headlamps and wipers have manual controls. The steering wheel is tilt-adjustable for driver comfort.

The center console houses the touchscreen and black-finished AC vents. It includes manual AC controls for fan speed, temperature, and airflow, along with an AC on/off button. A 12V charging outlet and a USB Type-C port are available, along with small storage spaces. The car features a 5-speed manual transmission, two glass holders, and a manual handbrake. The door trim has a pattern, and there’s a dedicated spot for a phone. The glove box is standard without a cooling function. The Inside Rear View Mirror (IRVM) is manually adjustable, and the cabin light is yellow. One sun visor is plain, while the other includes a ticket holder.

Powerful and Efficient Engine Options

The Hyundai Aura S Corporate Edition offers a 1.2L 4-cylinder Kappa Petrol engine. This engine delivers 82 BHP of power and 113-114 Nm of torque, with a mileage of up to 19 kmpl. For those preferring an alternative fuel, a bi-fuel CNG option is also available, which costs approximately ₹1,00,000 more than the petrol variant. The CNG engine produces 68 BHP of power and 95-96 Nm of torque, offering an impressive mileage of up to 28 km/kg. The engine bay features a 4-cylinder setup and a battery compartment, along with a washer fluid filler. There is no insulation under the hood.

Final Pricing, Finance, and Advanced Safety

The Hyundai Aura S Corporate Edition Petrol, which was previously ₹7,48,000 (ex-showroom), is now priced at ₹6,84,000 (ex-showroom), representing a saving of ₹63,000. The on-road price, which was ₹8,85,000, is now ₹8,12,000, a saving of ₹72,000. With ₹15,500 worth of accessories included, the effective on-road price in Lucknow is ₹7,97,000. With additional dealership discounts, the car could be purchased for around ₹7,00,000 to ₹7,50,000.

The S Corporate CNG variant is priced at ₹7,74,000 (ex-showroom) and approximately ₹9,00,000 on-road in Lucknow. For financing, if ₹5,00,000 is financed after a ₹97,000 down payment on the ₹7,97,000 variant, the EMI would be ₹1,000 for 3 years or ₹1,043 for 5 years.

The Hyundai Aura is equipped with comprehensive safety features, including ABS with EBD, six airbags, reverse parking sensors, a speed alert system, seatbelt warning, engine immobilizer, crash sensor, traction control, ESP (Electronic Stability Program), and TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System).

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