The Hyundai Sonata Ambassadors
Cup concluded at the Jaipur Polo Ground in the capital today. Chief of
Army Staff General VK Singh was the chief guest on the occasion of the
final match.
Hyundai
Motor India Ltd's (HMIL) association with polo is yet another
expression of its commitment to promoting sports in India. Globally
Hyundai is associated with many sports; it has tie-ups with top
tournaments in football and cricket. The keenly contested tournament
spread over four days had six teams vying for the top honors.
Commenting
on the polo tournament, Mr. Arvind Saxena, Director, Marketing and
Sales, HMIL said, "We are delighted to associate with the Indian Polo
Association for the Hyundai Sonata Ambassadors Cup 2012. The Sonata is a
premium offering from Hyundai, tie-up with the Indian Polo Association
that promotes a fine sport like polo provides a great match for both the
Sonata and polo."
Giving
company to the impressive Sonata at the venue was the luxury SUV Santa
Fe and segment leader Verna. Also present were the international
three-door Veloster and the yet-to-be-launched Elantra in the executive
segment.
Besides
the Hyundai Sonata team the five other teams that competed in the
tournament were Jindal Steel and Power, Vayamtech, Hyatt Regency, Black
Dog and Sahgal Stud/APRC. The final match on a Sunday afternoon drew a
large number of polo enthusiasts to the venue. The impressive tunes from
the army band stationed at the grounds lent an air of grandeur to the
event.
Like
HMIL's recent cars the Sonata too is crafted on the principles of
‘Fluidic Sculpture', where contrasting surfaces create a sense of
constant motion. This sixth generation Sonata has interesting features
like front and rear seat ventilation, front seat warmers, high intensity
Xenon head lamps, cruise control, paddle shift, 10-way adjustable power
seat with lumbar support and a 4-way power adjustable front co-driver
seat.
The
Sonata is equipped with 6 airbags, anti-lock braking system (ABS) with
electronic brake force distribution (EBD), Electronic Stability Program
(ESP), rear view camera and smart key with push button start apart from a
host of features that enhances the driving experience like the VFD
(Vacuum Fluorescent Display) cluster and a X-shaped centre fascia. The
super-efficient 2.4 liter GDi petrol engine is mated to 6-speed manual
and 6-speed automatic transmissions. GDi technology results in enhanced
performance and fuel efficiency as the high pressure fuel is injected
directly into the combustion chamber. The engineering excellence is
extended to the suspensions by way of having hi-tech ASD (Amplitude
Selective Damper) resulting into improved driving comfort.
Source: Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL)
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