Hyundai Exter will soon enter the market to fight with the well-liked Tata Punch compact SUV. On July 10, Xeter will be unveiled, marking Hyundai’s entry into the Indian mini SUV market. The Exeter will be Hyundai’s most affordable SUV and will be positioned below the Venue in the company’s lineup. Come, let us share with you five such features that Exeter will have but Punch does not.
Tata Puch Vs Hyundai Exter – CNG tool
The Hyundai Xeter’s 1.2-liter 4-cylinder petrol engine will also be compatible with the CNG kit. In other words, it will have a factory-installed CNG kit whereas the Punch does not have one. Although the Punch CNG was on display at the Auto Expo 2023, it has not yet been made public.
6 Airbags as a Minimum
Six airbags come standard with Exeter’s safety equipment. While the Punch standard safety kit simply includes dual airbags. But it’s important to note that Punch has a 5-star Global NCAP safety certification.
Charger for wireless phones
Wireless phone charging will be available on the Hyundai Xtor. It will be helpful if your phone has this technology. But Tata Punch does not offer the option of wireless phone charging.
Tata Punch Vs Hyundai Exter – Sunroof
The Exeter will have an electric sunroof, making it the first SUV in its class to have one. The Sunroof control is voice-activated as well. Punch does not have a sunroof option available to you.
Along with dual camera vision
for the front and back cameras, Dashcam Xeter also receives a dashcam. This SUV will be the first in its class to feature a dashcam. Punch does not have a dashcam.
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