The Solaris brand has announced a price increase for the HS sedan. The updated price is available in the current price list on the manufacturer's website, indicating the effective date - November 11, 2024.
Depending on the configuration, the cost of the Solaris HS will increase by 10–89 thousand rubles. For example, the basic Active Plus version will increase by 10 thousand. This applies to the model with a 1.4-liter engine and a manual gearbox. Its price will be 2,020,000 rubles instead of the previous 2,010,000.
The price of the most affordable car with an automatic transmission in the Active Plus configuration with a 1.4-liter engine will increase by 89 thousand rubles. From November 11, it will be 2,120,000 rubles instead of the previously set price of 2,031,000 rubles.
The price of the Hyundai Solaris HS car in the maximum Elegance configuration with an automatic transmission and a 1.6-liter engine reaches 2,365,000 rubles. In October, the cost of this model was 2,300,000 rubles.
The sedan is also available in a special Sportline version, which is equipped exclusively with a 1.6-liter engine. This version is offered in two variants.
Previously, the cost of such a modification ranged from 2,032,000 to 2,339,000 rubles, and now it ranges from 2,195,000 to 2,470,000 rubles.
According to Auto.ru, it is possible that the increase is due to the increased utilization fee rates that came into effect on October 1.
As a reminder, this year at the former Hyundai plant in St. Petersburg, production of cars under the Solaris brand was launched. We are talking about large-node assembly, including painting, welding and stamping.
Under the Solaris brand, Hyundai Solaris, Hyundai Creta, Kia Rio and Kia Rio X-Line cars are produced, which have received new names. Production is carried out without the participation of Hyundai, which has left the Russian market.
Earlier, AGR stopped supplying dealers with Solaris HS sedans with Hyundai logos on the body. Scotch tape is now glued in place of the nameplates, but the emblem on the steering wheel in the form of the letter H remains.
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