In January 2026, Hyundai is providing all of its vehicles with great discounts.
The largest benefits this month are given to the Exter, i20, and a few other vehicles.
Hyundai has introduced a new set of consumer-focused discounts in January 2026 for a number of its passenger car models. These deals range from SUVs to hatchbacks, with the Exter and i20 offering the most attractive rebates.
Benefits like exchange and scrappage bonuses are added to the carmaker's cash reductions, and the savings are further enhanced by a few corporate and governmental offers.
Buyers are advised to verify precise numbers with their local dealers because offers are contingent on stock availability and may vary by city and variant.
Maximum Discounts on Exter and i20
With discounts of up to ₹98,000 on certain gasoline versions, the Hyundai Exter, a small SUV, is at the top of January's list. Depending on the combination of cash and exchange bonuses, CNG versions earn slightly lesser incentives, while premium trims offer the biggest discounts.
With total advantages of up to ₹95,000 on some petrol manual versions, the i20 hatchback is also in the spotlight. Customers looking for value in the well-liked hatchback class could take advantage of the significant savings offered on even the sportier N Line models.
Exciting Offers for Other Models
Benefits for Hyundai's entry-level Grand i10 Nios can reach approximately ₹89,000, while savings for the Verna sedan can reach up to ₹70,000. These numbers comprise a combination of dealer bonuses and direct price reductions that differ according to fuel type and trim.
Up to ₹65,000 incentives, including exchange advantages and cash discounts, are given to the bigger Alcazar SUV. In the meantime, earlier Venue models can be purchased at discounts of up to ₹60,000, and exchange offers are the primary source of small benefits for the newer versions.
Creta Observes Valuable but Smaller Discounts
This month's savings are more modest for the Hyundai Creta than for certain other models. Discounts for petrol and N Line models can reach up to ₹40,000, while diesel models receive somewhat less. Instead of direct financial cuts, these are mostly the result of exchange and certain corporate offers.
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