The Hyundai Solaris has returned to the Russian market. It has gotten rid of the "Hyundai" prefix and become the Solaris HS. The prices for cars with a 123-horsepower engine and a 6-speed automatic transmission have been announced.
According to one of the car dealers, the base Active Plus configuration will cost 2,064,000 rubles. The car with a fabric interior is equipped with heated front seats and side mirrors, an audio system with four speakers, the ERA-GLONASS system, a tire pressure monitoring system, 15-inch stamped wheels, two airbags, ABS and ESP, and air conditioning.
The Comfort configuration will cost 2,148,000 rubles. The differences include climate control instead of air conditioning, heated steering wheel, 8-inch multimedia system, color 4.2-inch display in the instrument panel, cruise control, and USB connectors for rear passengers.
Another configuration is called Comfort + Light. Its price is 2,159,000 rubles. Climate control in it is replaced by air conditioning, and the headlights are not ordinary, but LED.
The most top-end 123-horsepower version is called Elegance. Its cost is 2,237,000 rubles. Instead of stamped wheels, 15-inch alloy wheels are available, and the fabric in the cabin is replaced with eco-leather. Additional options include heated nozzles, windshield and rear seats, headlights with static cornering lights, a rear-view camera, keyless entry, and a central armrest with a box. There are more speakers than in previous configurations.
Maxim Kadakov, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Za Rulem", published other prices for Solaris HS with a 123-horsepower engine and automatic transmission in his Telegram channel. Thus, the Active Plus version will cost 2,200,000 rubles, Comfort + Light + Winter + Advanced (with a winter package and Advanced options) - 2,350,000 rubles, Comfort + Light + Advanced + Safety - 2,370,000 rubles, and the Elegance version - 2,410,000 rubles.
According to him, you can get a discount of 200,000 thousand if you hand over your old car to the dealer and reduce the initial price by another 300,000 rubles if you buy a Solaris HS on credit.
That is, if you give yourself to the dealer completely, the simplest Solaris Active can be taken for 1,610,000 rubles.
Thus, the Solaris HS may well compete with the Lada Vesta with a 1.8-liter engine and a variator. They are asking for it from 1,588,900 rubles. Both cars are in class B.
There are versions with a 6-speed manual transmission and a 100-horsepower engine. Earlier www1.ru wrote how much Solaris HS on "mechanics" might cost.
