Even though the Indian car industry is going through a phase of slowdown, it seemingly hasn’t pushed the brakes on the slew of new car launches. These new car launches are slated to happen in the next couple of months giving automobile owners and prospective buyer a wider range of options. According to murmurs coming straight out of the Hyundai factory grapevine in Chennai, Hyundai’s answer to the Tata Nano, the Hyundai H800 is being readied up for a launch as early as September, this year.

The factory floor seems to be reverberating with the buzz surrounding the Hyundai H800′s launch. This latest product from the Korean company is touted to become the best selling Hyundai due to the combination of  reasons like the low price and Hyundai’s brand value in India.  The Hyundai H800 is a small car that will compete against the likes of the Maruti’s Alto, Chevrolet Spark and even Tata Nano. This car is all set to be Hyundai’s least priced car in the Indian market.

Talking about the car specification this car is going to arrive on the Indian shore with a three pot petrol engine displacing around 800cc. The engine is expected to be a class leader both in terms of performance as well as fuel economy. As of now, the compnay is planning to launch the car only in petrol guise to India with no plans of a diesel engined variant yet. The car will also feature the new “Fluidic” design from Hyundai which is said to be the new design philosophy that all future Hyundai cars are set to arrive with.

So, car lovers can anticipate the Hyundai H800 Hatchback to be a damn good looking car. Now this is a welcome respite from the Ugly Hyundais of yore. The price of the Hyundai H800 Small Car will be under 3 Lakh Rupees that is will be priced below the Santro Xing model. With the Hyundai H800, Hyundai India is employing a newer strategy to make inroads into the rural Indian car market, with an aggressive dealer expansion plan that will focus on selling low cost cars like the Hyundai H800.

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