Hyundai Aura On Road Price in Hubli-Dharwad

Choosing between Manual and AMT gearbox options is often the first fork in the road for Aura buyers in Hubli-Dharwad. The AMT variants offer clutch-free convenience that suits stop-and-go traffic around Unkal Cross and the Dharwad–Hubli corridor, while the Manual trims appeal to those who prefer a more engaged drive and typically a lower price point. With CNG also in the mix, the transmission-fuel combination you pick largely determines where you land within the ₹7.30 Lakh–₹10.33 Lakh on-road spectrum.

Across the 11-variant lineup, the entry-level E variant at ₹7.30 Lakh covers the essentials for budget-focused buyers. Mid-tier trims step up with added features and the option of AMT, making them a practical sweet spot for daily commuters. At the top, the SX CNG at ₹10.33 Lakh pairs the richest feature set with dual-fuel flexibility — a combination worth considering if you clock high monthly kilometres between Hubli-Dharwad and nearby towns like Belgaum or Gadag.

Petrol variants suit most urban buyers, but the CNG trims deserve serious attention in a tier-2 city where running costs matter. Factory-fitted CNG on the Aura maintains boot space better than aftermarket kits and comes with Hyundai's warranty coverage. The trade-off is a marginally higher upfront cost, but fuel savings over two to three years can offset that gap comfortably, especially with rising petrol prices in Karnataka.

Karnataka's road tax operates on tiered slabs that directly affect the Aura's on-road cost. Most variants fall in the ₹5 Lakh–₹10 Lakh ex-showroom bracket, attracting a 14% road tax. An additional 11% Infrastructure and Road Safety Cess is levied on top of that road tax amount, along with a flat ₹1,000 Transport Workers Social Security Cess. Registration, HSRP, and Smart Card fees add another ₹1,200. For the SX CNG variant that crosses ₹10 Lakh on-road, TCS at 1% also applies. Insurance follows IRDAI-mandated norms with 3-year third-party and 1-year own-damage cover, calculated at Non-Metro Zone B rates — generally lower than what buyers in Bengaluru or Mumbai would pay.

The on-road price of a car is the total amount a buyer pays at the dealership, comprising ex-showroom price, road tax, registration charges, insurance premium, and applicable cesses or TCS. Understanding this breakup helps you compare variants on a like-for-like basis rather than relying solely on ex-showroom figures, which can be misleading.

With a ₹3 Lakh spread across 11 variants, the Aura lineup in Hubli-Dharwad rewards careful variant selection. Buyers primarily doing city runs may find the mid-level petrol AMT variants deliver the best balance of convenience and cost. Those with longer commutes or intercity travel patterns should evaluate the CNG trims — the higher sticker price is offset by substantially lower per-kilometre fuel expenses. Compare the exact on-road breakup of your shortlisted variants before visiting a Hubli-Dharwad dealership to negotiate from an informed position.