Hyundai Aura On Road Price in Bhubaneswar

The SX petrol at ₹8.67 Lakh takes another route. It is ₹87,587 above S manual and adds an 8-inch touchscreen, projector headlamps, rear camera, alloy wheels and push-button start. Those additions can matter more to a family doing mixed city and highway use than the AMT itself. Corporate remains the lower-cost touchscreen option at ₹7.79 Lakh, only ₹1,243 below S.

The E at ₹6.84 Lakh keeps the purchase budget lower while retaining six airbags, ABS with EBD and rear parking sensors in its listed equipment. It suits buyers who can do without the larger cabin-tech additions. Corporate and SX then provide two separate equipment steps instead of forcing an immediate move to CNG. This keeps the variant-wise price decision tied to equipment rather than fuel alone.

Across the full lineup, petrol manuals run from E through SX(O), S AMT and SX+ form the petrol AMT branch, and four factory CNG trims use a manual gearbox. Odisha charges 8% road tax because every Aura ex-showroom price falls between ₹5 lakh and ₹10 lakh. On the E, the breakup shows ₹47,999 road tax, ₹34,454 insurance and ₹1,940 of other charges, including registration, ₹600 HSRP, smart card, postal fee and FASTag. TCS is zero for every variant.

The E CNG premium is ₹1,00,911 over E petrol. CNG becomes relevant when weekly distance is consistently high and a pump sits close to the normal Patia, home or Cuttack route. Check the boot-space trade-off before using fuel cost as the deciding factor. Buyers with moderate running can choose S AMT for traffic or SX petrol for equipment.

For the dealer quote, verify the 8% RTO calculation and ask for insurance as own-damage, third-party and selected add-ons rather than one lump sum. Keep accessories outside the statutory figure. Also check that registration, HSRP, smart card and FASTag match the listed fee lines. S AMT is the urban-use pick, SX petrol suits mixed family travel, and CNG requires a route that makes refuelling routine.