Will the higher potential price tag of the Ai3 eat into Hyundai's own sales of the Grand i10 Nios?
The Ai3 is Hyundai positioning it as an SUV alternative to the Grand i10 Nios but early reports indicate that it will be priced slightly higher than the hatchback sibling. The idea is to cash in on the rising Indian appetite for SUV like vehicles. But it also begs the question of possible internal competition in Hyundai's lineup. Hyundai has sold the Grand i10 Nios steadily, as a practical, well equipped hatchback for buyers. However, the Ai3 now comes with a similar package in a more trendy SUV inspired design, which could eat into the Nios's market share. Could Hyundai be shooting itself in the foot by offering two very similar sized and priced vehicles? Or is this yet another calculated move to cover all bases in a rapidly changing market? This would have what impact on the overall sales strategy of Hyundai and the future of Grand i10 Nios?
But it’s a risky move and I think Hyundai knows what they are doing. The Nios will probably attract a different type of buyer than the Ai3.
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