2018 Hyundai Santro review, road test

    The original Hyundai Santro was synonymous with practicality, ease of use and efficiency. Does the new, second-gen car live up to the legendary name?

    Published on Nov 27, 2018 05:09:00 PM

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    Tech Specs
    PricePetrolPetrol AT
    Price Range Ex-showroom - DelhiRs 3.89 - 5.45 lakhRs 5.18 - 5.46 lakh
    Warranty3 years/1,00,000km3 years/1,00,000km
    EnginePetrolPetrol AT
    Fuel Type / PropulsionPetrolPetrol
    Engine InstallationFront, transverseFront, transverse
    Type4 cyls4 cyls
    Cubic Capacity (cc)1086cc1086cc
    Bore/Stroke (mm)67/77 mm67/77 mm
    Compression Ratio10.1 :110.1 :1
    Valve Train3 valves per cyl, SOHC3 valves per cyl, SOHC
    Max Power (hp @ rpm)69hp at 5500rpm69hp at 5500rpm
    Max Torque (Nm @ rpm)99Nm at 4500rpm99Nm at 4500rpm
    Power to Weight Ratio (hp/tonne)76.58hp per tonne76.83hp per tonne
    Torque to Weight Ratio (Nm/tonne)109.87Nm per tonne110.24Nm per tonne
    Specific Output (hp/litre)63.53hp per litre63.53hp per litre
    TransmissionPetrolPetrol AT
    Drive LayoutFront-wheel driveFront-wheel drive
    Gearbox TypeManualAMT
    No of Gears55
    1st Ratio/kph per 1000 rpm3.545/6.837-
    2nd Ratio/kph per 1000 rpm1.895/12.79
    3rd Ratio/kph per 1000 rpm1.241/19.53-
    4th Ratio/kph per 1000 rpm0.906/26.75-
    5th Ratio/kph per 1000 rpm0.774/31.31-
    Final Drive Ratio4.438:1-
    BrakingPetrolPetrol AT
    80 - 0 kph (mts, sec)26.45m, 2.64s26.45m, 2.64s
    EfficiencyPetrolPetrol AT
    City (kpl)12.69kpl11.0kpl
    Highway (kpl)19.12kpl18.6kpl
    Tank size (lts)35 litres35 litres
    AccelerationPetrolPetrol AT
    0 - 10 kph (sec)0.58s1.34s
    0 - 20 kph (sec)1.43s2.26s
    0 - 30 kph (sec)2.30s3.20s
    0 - 40 kph (sec)3.19s4.16s
    0 - 50 kph (sec)4.84s6.33s
    0 - 60 kph (sec)6.31s7.87s
    0 - 70 kph (sec)7.88s9.53s
    0 - 80 kph (sec)9.88s12.25s
    0 - 90 kph (sec)12.30s14.71s
    0 - 100 kph (sec)14.85s17.45s
    0 - 110 kph (sec)17.64s20.62s
    0 - 120 kph (sec)21.28s25.92s
    0 - 130 kph (sec)26.07s31.26s
    0 - 140 kph (sec)31.75s38.22s
    1/4 mile (sec)19.88s21.53s
    20-80kph (sec)14.59s9.81s
    40-100kph (sec)20.39s12.15s
    Max speeds in gearPetrolPetrol AT
    1st (kph @rpm)46kph at 6700rpm35kph at 5600rpm
    2nd (kph @rpm)86kph at 6700rpm70kph at 5600rpm
    3rd (kph @rpm)131kph at 6700rpm122kph at 5600rpm
    4th (kph @rpm)155kph at 5800rpm156kph at 5600rpm
    5th (kph @rpm)161kph at 5100rpm156kph at 4800rpm
    Noise LevelPetrolPetrol AT
    Idle (dB)41.2dB43.3dB
    Idle with AC blower at half (dB)56.4dB56.4dB
    Full Revs, AC off (dB)72.8dB70.6dB
    50 kph AC off (dB)69.5dB68.0dB
    80 kph AC off (dB)72.0dB72.0dB
    BodyPetrolPetrol AT
    ConstructionFour-door hatchback, monocoqueFour-door hatchback, monocoque
    Weight (kg)901kg898kg
    Front Tyre165/70 R14165/70 R14
    Rear Tyre165/70 R14165/70 R14
    Spare Tyre155/80 R13155/80 R13
    SuspensionPetrolPetrol AT
    FrontIndependent, MacPherson struts, coil springsIndependent, MacPherson struts, coil springs
    RearNon-independent, torsion beam, coil springsNon-independent, torsion beam, coil springs
    SteeringPetrolPetrol AT
    TypeRack and pinionRack and pinion
    Type of power assistElectricElectric
    Turning Circle Diameter (mts)9.56m9.56m
    BrakesPetrolPetrol AT
    FrontDiscDisc
    RearDrumDrum
    DimensionsPetrolPetrol AT
    Length3610mm3610mm
    Width (mm)1645mm1645mm
    Height1560mm1560mm
    Wheel base2400mm2400mm
    Front Track (mm)1463mm1463mm
    Rear Track (mm)1481mm1481mm
    Rear Interior Width (mm)1310mm1310mm
    Ground Clearance (mm)129mm129mm
    Boot Capacity (Lts)235 litres235 litres

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