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Hyundai's strange feature omissions and improper distribution of features for base to middle end models.

As of now, Hyundai is getting more sales, good resale value and also name. When everything is good for it, here are some few things on which Hyundai should focus on.
1. Strange feature omissions in the top end trims of any car in its portfolio except the Elantra.
2. No proper distribution of the features in the low end and middle-end trims of their vehicles.
3. They are becoming costly with every new vehicle coming up and they are actually forcing the customers to buy the top end trims as they are the only ones that get more features and safety.
For this to elaborate I must do it with the names of Hyundai vehicles.
1. Hyundai Venue: It's a very good looking and also very purposeful and feature-rich SUV in the segment and it is going to break almost all the records created by its rivals. But what it can't do is to offer the fully loaded trim in petrol and also an automatic or an AMT gearbox in diesel.




2. Hyundai Verna: Actually in the case of Verna they have brought the SX(O) trim in automatic because of the huge no of customers request and if they didn't ask then they wouldn't have brought them.




3. Creta: I don't think I have to introduce this SUV that has won the hearts of many car lovers with its design, style and also the way it looks inside and many more like this to say. But they don't provide all the features in it and release a fully loaded trim. Later they did some features revision and released a new one but that's just a trick they used to get more sales in this particular SUV segment.
Like this, if I have to point out then there will be only criticism but no appreciation for the amount of effort they took to bring out this kind of wonderful looking vehicles from their design studio. If at all they can things like implementing features properly in the base variants like its rivals did, it has more chances to create a good impression in customers hearts. That's all I have to say about this topic.

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