Hyundai is one of the most popular car manufacturers in India. Their low-cost cars and affordable prices have made them one of the most preferred car brands. Hyundai has introduced new cars in the country with their successful track record. After a long gap of two years, the company has launched their eighth generation Accent model for the Indian market. As per Hyundai, Accent is a small city car that’s designed to cater to city dwellers who want an economical and fun car to drive around town every day. In this review of the new Hyundai Accent, you will find out if it lives up to those claims and if it’s worth your money or not.
New Hyundai Accent 2019 – Features and Specifications
The eighth generation Hyundai Accent has been designed keeping in mind the needs of city-dwellers. The compact sedan is available in three variants - LX, SE, and GLS - and is packed with features that are meant for even the busiest of city-life. Externally, the new Accent is similar to the outgoing model and we expect it to have a similar interior as well. When it comes to the exterior, the new Hyundai Accent is slightly longer and wider than the outgoing model. At the front, the brand has added a new grille along with a new bumper, which gives the car a slightly more aggressive look. The headlights are slightly changed and the front fog lamps have been made flush with the bumper. At the rear, the new Hyundai Accent gets a redesigned bumper and tail lamps, which are more subtle than before and look a bit more mature.
The new Hyundai Accent is available in three variants - LX, SE, and GLS - and is packed with features that are meant for even the busiest of city-life. The new Hyundai Accent is available in three variants – LX, SE, and GLS – and is packed with features that are meant for even the busiest of city-life. The LX variant of the new Accent gets a 1.4-litre diesel engine that produces 83 bhp of power and is paired with a manual transmission. The engine is a four-cylinder unit and is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The SE variant gets a 1.4-litre diesel engine that produces 83 bhp of power and is paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The GLS variant of the Hyundai Accent gets the same 1.4-litre diesel engine as the LX variant, but instead of a manual transmission, it comes with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Engine and Transmission
The new Hyundai Accent is powered by a 1.4-litre diesel engine that produces 83 bhp of power and is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. The engine is a four-cylinder unit and is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The new Hyundai Accent is available with a maximum torque of 150 Nm, which comes as a pleasant surprise considering the car’s small engine capacity. The new Hyundai Accent is available with a maximum torque of 150 Nm, which comes as a pleasant surprise considering the car’s small engine capacity. When it comes to the fuel efficiency, the new Hyundai Accent scores 43.5 km/l in the city and 78.8 km/l on the highway, which is decent for a car of this size. Additionally, the new Accent is offered with an automatic transmission option as well, in case you prefer not to manually shift the gears. The Accent is offered with an automatic transmission option as well, in case you prefer not to manually shift the gears.
New Hyundai Accent Colors and Variants
The new Accent is available in two variants - LX and GLS - and is offered in two different colors - Black and Grey. The LX variant of the Accent gets a 1.4-litre diesel engine that produces 83 bhp of power and is paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. The SE variant of the new Accent is powered by a 1.4-litre diesel engine that produces 83 bhp of power and is paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. The GLS variant of the new Hyundai Accent gets the same 1.4-litre diesel engine as the LX variant, but instead of a manual transmission, it comes with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Safety features of the Accent
Hyundai Accent has been given a five-star rating by the National road traffic commission (NTC) for its safety features. The Accent comes with a host of features that make it one of the safest cars on Indian roads. The Accent has been given a five-star rating by the National road traffic commission (NTC) for its safety features. The Accent comes with a host of features that make it one of the safest cars on Indian roads. The Accent comes with electronic stability control (ESC), traction control (TCU), brake assist, Hill Launch Assist, lane departure warning system, rear cross-traffic alert, and a host of other features. The NTC has also awarded the new Accent a special mention for its low-speed accident avoidance system (LS-AS), which helps the driver to stay away from accidents while parking. Apart from these, the Accent also comes with a driver assistance feature - Driver Assistance with Navigation (Hyundai Eyes-With-Navigation). The Accent comes with a host of features that make it one of the safest cars on Indian roads. The Accent also comes with a driver assistance feature - Driver Assistance with Navigation (Hyundai Eyes-With-Navigation). The Hyundai Eyes-With-Navigation feature can be enabled easily by pushing a single button on the dashboard.
Feature to Look Out For in Hyundai Accent
- City Emergency Brake - The new Accent comes with a City Emergency Brake that can be used in an emergency situation. When you need to come to a complete stop in a hurry, this feature engages the rear brakes and makes the car come to a stop. - City Emergency Brake - The new Accent comes with a City Emergency Brake that can be used in an emergency situation. When you need to come to a complete stop in a hurry, this feature engages the rear brakes and makes the car come to a stop. - City Emergency Brax - This feature helps you to come to a complete stop in an emergency situation. Every time you hit the brake pedal, it activates the City Emergency Brake, which makes the car come to a complete stop. - Driver Assistance with Navigation - The Accent comes with a Driver Assistance with Navigation, which provides you with directions while driving.
The navigation system also provides real-time traffic updates, which help you to stay clear of traffic jams. - Lane Keep Assist - The Accent comes with an adaptive lane-keeping feature that helps to correct the car’s path when you start to deviate from the lane. - Lane Departure Warning - The Accent comes with a Lane Departure Warning, which can detect an impending deviation and make a loud sound to warn you. - Hill Launch Assist - The Accent comes with a Hill Launch Assist, which helps to release the car from a low speed position by gently pressing the accelerator. - City Emergency Brake - The new Accent comes with a City Emergency Brake that can be used in an emergency situation. When you need to come to a complete stop in a hurry, this feature engages the rear brakes and makes the car come to a stop. - City Emergency Brax - This feature helps you to come to a complete stop in an emergency situation.
Every time you hit the brake pedal, it activates the City Emergency Brake, which makes the car come to a complete stop. - Driver Assistance with Navigation - The Accent comes with a Driver Assistance with Navigation, which provides you with directions while driving. The navigation system also provides real-time traffic updates, which help you to stay clear of traffic jams. - Lane Departure Warning - The Accent comes with a Lane Departure Warning, which can detect an impending deviation and make a loud sound to warn you. - Hill Launch Assist - The Accent comes with a Hill Launch Assist, which helps to release the car from a low speed position by gently pressing the accelerator. - City Emergency Brake - The new Accent comes with a City Emergency Brake that can be used in an emergency situation. When you need to come to a complete stop in a hurry, this feature engages the rear brakes and makes the car come to a stop.
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