When it comes to buying a car in India, the first thing that comes to mind is budget! And most people’s budget ranges between ₹10 lakh and ₹13 lakh. Now the real question is, which car is best for this budget? SUV, sedan, or hatchback? Let’s find out which car in this range will best suit your lifestyle and needs.
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Hatchback
Let me tell you, there was a time when only hatchbacks were seen on Indian roads. Even today many people like it because it is affordable, compact and fuel-efficient. If you are a new driver or your everyday driving is more in cities, then the hatchback is the perfect choice for you.
Due to the small size, they park easily and also get out of traffic comfortably. Cars like Swift, Baleno, i20 are quite popular in this segment.
Eco/Compact SUV
Micro SUV or Compact SUV may be the right option for you if you need a slightly stronger ride and good ground clearance. They are slightly larger than the hatchback, but give a good balance of mileage and comfort.
If the budget is tight, you can see micro SUVs like Tata Punch, Hyundai Exter or Renault Kiger. At the same time, if you can spend a little extra, cars like Nexon, Brezza or XUV 3XO will be the best for you.
7 Seater MPV
If the house has a large family or is fond of travel, the 7-seater MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle) is a smart choice. It has comfortable seats for everyone and if the seats are folded then the boot space also increases — meaning, no tension on the trip!
In the budget of ₹13 lakhs you will get some good MPVs, which are best for family use. Let me tell you that these cars run comfortably on the highway, but if you are fond of racing, then you might find it a little slow.
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Sedan
Now let’s talk about people who want a little elegance and luxury in driving. Sedan cars such as Honda Amaze, Hyundai Verna or Skoda Slavia are good choices in this budget. If you want a car that shows classes in every drive and looks different from the crowd, then the sedan is perfect for you.
You get a premium feel as soon as you sit in a sedan. Long trips do not cause back pain, and they have a great grip on the highway. But yes, their ground clearance is slightly lower, so bad roads have to be taken care of a bit.
