Hyundai Aura On Road Price in Ambattur

Starting at ₹7.17 Lakh for the E variant, the Aura positions itself as one of the more accessible compact sedans for buyers in Ambattur. That entry price factors in Tamil Nadu's 13% road tax slab (applicable to vehicles priced between ₹5 Lakh and ₹10 Lakh ex-showroom), along with a fixed ₹2,250 road safety tax, ₹600 registration fee, ₹200 smart card charge, and IRDAI-mandated insurance at Zone A metro rates. The on-road price of a car is the sum of its ex-showroom cost, road tax, registration, insurance, and any applicable TCS — and for the Aura, every variant except the top-end SX CNG stays below the ₹10 Lakh TCS threshold.

With 11 variants spread across a ₹3 Lakh range, Hyundai has structured the Aura lineup to serve distinct buyer profiles. The lower rungs — E and S trims — keep things straightforward for budget-focused commuters. Mid-tier variants like the S and SX in petrol manual add features without a steep jump in cost. Buyers who want the convenience of an AMT gearbox can find it in select trims, making stop-and-go Ambattur traffic considerably less taxing on the left foot.

Petrol variants dominate the lineup, but the CNG options deserve attention if daily running costs matter more than outright purchase price. The SX CNG at ₹10.13 Lakh is the priciest variant, and it's the only one where TCS at 1% kicks in, marginally inflating the final cost. For high-mileage users — think daily commutes across the Chennai metropolitan stretch — CNG can meaningfully cut fuel bills over the ownership period, even if the upfront premium over a comparable petrol variant is noticeable.

Ambattur buyers weighing value against features should note that the mid-variants often deliver the best cost-to-feature ratio. The base E variant at ₹7.17 Lakh is strictly functional, ideal if the sedan form factor itself is the priority. Stepping up to an S or SX petrol manual gets you a noticeably richer cabin and safety kit without breaching the ₹9 Lakh mark. If your decision hinges on running economy, compare the CNG premium against your expected monthly kilometres — for most metro commuters covering 1,500 km or more, the payback period is reasonable. Analyse variant-level pricing carefully before committing, since the right trim often matters more than the right fuel type.