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Hyundai Exter
62% Match
E Petrol Manual
₹6 - ₹8.6 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Bigger Boot
The Aura offers 402 litres of bootspace versus 391 litres on the Exter, giving it a slight edge for luggage.
NCAP Tested
The Aura carries a 2-Star Global NCAP rating while the Exter has not been crash tested yet, giving buyers at least a known safety benchmark.
Dual-Tone Cabin
The Aura features a dual-tone grey interior finish compared to the Exter's single-tone black cabin, giving it a slightly richer look.
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Hyundai Exter
Performance
Comfort
Luxury & Interior
Technology
Safety
Ownership
Practicality
Value

HX 2 Petrol Manual
₹5.81 - ₹9.61 Lakh
Ex-showroom price
Real Stability Control
The Exter adds Electronic Stability Program, Traction Control, and Hill Hold Control, none of which the Aura offers.
Digital Driver Display
The Exter gets a Digital Instrument Cluster with adjustable brightness and digital tachometer, versus the Aura's fully analogue cluster.
Longer Warranty Coverage
The Exter's warranty extends up to 7 years or 140,000 kms versus the Aura's base 3 years or 100,000 kms.
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Hyundai Exter
The Exter offers better everyday usability with remote central locking, cabin boot access, a digital cluster, and a slightly lower price, making it a touch more convenient for daily city use than the Aura.
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Why Exter for you?
Lower Price
The Exter is priced lower (₹5,80,600 vs ₹5,99,990), giving commuters better value for a similar petrol engine.
Convenience Features
Remote central locking, cabin-to-boot access, and a digital instrument cluster make daily errands and parking easier than the Aura's manual locking and analogue cluster.
ESP & Traction Control
The Exter adds ESP, traction control and hill hold control, which help in daily stop-go traffic and wet roads, features missing on the Aura.
Find out how the Hyundai Aura and Hyundai Exter stack up across key factors and see what makes each of them unique.
Both share an identical 1.2L Kappa petrol engine and manual gearbox, so the real separation comes from safety electronics and ownership value where the Exter pulls ahead, while the Aura claws back a little ground only in interior styling and boot space.
Real Stability Control
The Exter adds Electronic Stability Program, Traction Control, and Hill Hold Control, none of which the Aura offers.
Digital Driver Display
The Exter gets a Digital Instrument Cluster with adjustable brightness and digital tachometer, versus the Aura's fully analogue cluster.
Longer Warranty Coverage
The Exter's warranty extends up to 7 years or 140,000 kms versus the Aura's base 3 years or 100,000 kms.
A Trade-off
The Aura offers 402 litres of bootspace versus 391 litres on the Exter, giving it a slight edge for luggage.
A side-by-side look at what each one does best, so you can choose what fits your needs.
Strengths for those who prioritise performance, safety and comfort.

Bigger Boot
The Aura offers 402 litres of bootspace versus 391 litres on the Exter, giving it a slight edge for luggage.
NCAP Tested
The Aura carries a 2-Star Global NCAP rating while the Exter has not been crash tested yet, giving buyers at least a known safety benchmark.
Dual-Tone Cabin
The Aura features a dual-tone grey interior finish compared to the Exter's single-tone black cabin, giving it a slightly richer look.
Cooled Glovebox
The Aura comes with a cooled glovebox for chilling small items, a comfort feature the Exter skips entirely.
LED Taillights with Analogue Charm
The Aura pairs LED taillights with a classic analogue instrument cluster and tachometer for buyers who prefer traditional dials.
Strengths for those who prioritise value and safety.

Real Stability Control
The Exter adds Electronic Stability Program, Traction Control, and Hill Hold Control, none of which the Aura offers.
Digital Driver Display
The Exter gets a Digital Instrument Cluster with adjustable brightness and digital tachometer, versus the Aura's fully analogue cluster.
Longer Warranty Coverage
The Exter's warranty extends up to 7 years or 140,000 kms versus the Aura's base 3 years or 100,000 kms.
Extra Door for Easy Access
The Exter is a proper 5-door hatchback while the Aura is a 4-door sedan, easing rear passenger entry and exit.
Lower Price Tag
The Exter comes in at Rs. 580,600 ex-showroom, undercutting the Aura's Rs. 599,990 while offering more active safety kit.
Instead of counting features, we compare which ones each vehicle actually includes.