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Price Increase Reaches R$ 3,620 on Hatch and R$ 3,520 on Sedan, Causing the Hyundai HB20 to Surpass Six Digits Even in the Base Version!
Look, those who were eyeing the Hyundai HB20 might have been taken aback in recent days. The hatch and sedan from the South Korean automaker have become even more expensive, with increases reaching R$ 3,620! The worst part? Even the manual version has exceeded R$ 100,000.
And it doesn’t stop there… The Hyundai HB20S, the sedan version, is now costing R$ 133,610 in the most complete model. In other words, those looking for an affordable and reliable car will have to reconsider whether the HB20 still fits within the budget. Check out the new prices and understand this story better.
Hyundai HB20 Price Increases: How Much Did Each Version Go Up?
The increases were applied to all versions of the HB20 and HB20S, both in manual and automatic models. What stands out is that even the base version, which previously was priced below six digits, has now surpassed the R$ 100,000 mark.
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New Prices for the Hyundai HB20 (Hatch)
Sense Plus 1.0 Manual – R$ 93,310 (previously R$ 90,690)
Comfort Plus 1.0 Manual – R$ 96,510 (previously R$ 94,090)
Limited Plus 1.0 Manual – R$ 101,210 (previously R$ 98,190)
Comfort Plus Tech 1.0 Turbo Automatic – R$ 117,510 (previously R$ 113,890)
Platinum Safety 1.0 Turbo Automatic – R$ 128,010 (previously R$ 123,390)
New Prices for the Hyundai HB20S (Sedan)
Comfort Plus 1.0 Manual – R$ 103,010 (previously R$ 99,490)
Limited Plus 1.0 Manual – R$ 107,010 (previously R$ 103,990)
Comfort Plus Tech 1.0 Turbo Automatic – R$ 123,010 (previously R$ 119,490)
Platinum Safety 1.0 Turbo Automatic – R$ 133,610 (previously R$ 130,090)
Now, even the simplest model doesn’t escape a high price.
Why Did the Hyundai HB20 Become So Expensive?
So, what happened for these prices to rise so much? Well, the answer is the same as always: the automotive industry is becoming increasingly expensive. Raw materials have increased, taxes continue to weigh down, and the dollar remains unstable.
Hyundai needs to remain competitive in the market, and to do that, it adjusts prices according to demand. However, this time, this strategy could backfire, since other cars in the category are still priced lower.
Is It Still Worth Buying an HB20?
Now, does the HB20 still represent a good deal after these increases?
The answer depends on what you are looking for. The Hyundai HB20 still has positive points, such as good finishing, embedded technology, and mechanical reliability. But with prices rising so much, it’s worth comparing with other models before making a decision.
If the idea was to get an affordable hatch, it might be interesting to check out the Chevrolet Onix and Fiat Argo, which still have slightly more inviting prices. If you want a turbo model, it might be worth investing a little more and opting for a larger car, like the Volkswagen Polo GTS.
And Did the Turbo Engine Change Anything?
Hyundai already adjusted the 1.0 turbo engine in the Creta to comply with the new Proconve L8 rules. It still delivers 120 hp but has become more economical.
So far, this change has not reached the HB20, but it could happen soon. If it does, the car might become a bit more efficient, which could help offset the price increase.
Boa Noite tenho um Hb20 2013 gostei muito do carro e econômico tem uma arrancada fácil e se foce comprar um carro seria um Hb20 de novo