Hyundai i10 Blue Drive LPG newly launched itself off in India in two variants namely Magna 1.1 and Era 1.1 disposed between Rs 4.16 lakh, or about USD 71.9 million to Rs 4.3 lakh, or about USD 74.4 million or 27,500 rupees cheaper than the gasoline version.
Fuel gas in India seems quite popular. The proof, many car manufacturers are able to breathe in the car out of fuel gas. One is the recently introduced Hyundai i10 Hyundai LPG-fueled.
But even cost less, Hyundai says that i10 Blue Drive LPG is much more environmentally friendly or eco-friendly than gasoline versions. So even when talking about fuel efficiency.
This car has a tank of gas equivalent to 34 liters, almost equivalent to the gas tank on a regular version of the Hyundai i10 which has a tank capacity of 35 liters.
LPG safety device on this bike has been certified automotive research association, Arai (Automotive Research Association of India) and the department of explosives there, DOE (Department of Explosives) has also provided security certificate for this car.
There is also fituy AMS or Alternator Management System and Manual Shift indicator (MSI) is the first in its class. With MSI, this car would advise you to change the gear position at the right time to help you achieve fuel efficiency better.
"LPG version of i10 is an alternative for customers who want a low cost. With the launch of the i10 Blue Drive, Hyundai showed an environmentally friendly initiative. Hyundai believes could preserve the environment by making environmentally friendly cars that run on low-emission fuels," said managing director and CEO Hyundai India HW Park as detikOto quotes from the rush line, Thursday (24/11/2011).
