
Hyundai has launched the Exter Knight Edition in India at Rs 8.13 lakh, ex-showroom. The black-themed variant is available in four configurations, with prices rising to Rs 9.60 lakh for the HX…
Hyundai has launched the Exter Knight Edition in India at Rs 8.13 lakh, ex-showroom. The black-themed variant is available in four configurations, with prices rising to Rs 9.60 lakh for the HX 10 Knight AMT. Other options include manual, AMT and CNG versions.

The Knight Edition gets black exterior and interior styling, red accents, Knight badges and 15-inch black wheels, depending on the variant. It uses the regular Exter’s 1.2-litre petrol engine and offers no mechanical, platform or additional safety changes. Hyundai says its Knight range has crossed 1 lakh units since its 2022 introduction. Buyers should compare equipment with standard Exter variants before paying for the styling package.
The easy sales pitch is that blacked-out styling makes the Exter feel like a new SUV. It does not. The mechanical package remains unchanged, and the real value depends on how much a buyer wants the special colours, cabin trim and badges. Claims that the edition is either a major upgrade or poor value are both too sweeping. The key comparison is the price and equipment gap between each Knight variant and its regular equivalent.
Source: timesnownews.com
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