Have you all seen the newly released rendering images of the All-New Elantra N Line from Hyundai? I wonder why they are holding back... If they had released everything at once during the Elantra launch, sales would have skyrocketed! Haha
It looks incredibly cool!
The somewhat quirky front design has become even more striking, and the lower bumper design feels much more powerful and wide. I think removing the remaining bumper intake design from the previous triangular Elantra was a brilliant move.
Let's brighten the exposure a bit for a better look.
The Elantra N Line's license plate has become clearer, right? Haha
The radiator grille looks quite similar to the regular Elantra, but they have made bold changes to the side sills, creating a nice sense of unity. Additionally, the new N Line features exclusive 18-inch wheels, and the outside mirrors, window line molding, and side sill molding will come in piano black.
They should have released it just like this from the start... The exciting news about the Elantra N Line is that, as I mentioned in my previous post, the performance of the powertrain remained disappointing, especially compared to the dramatically changed interior and exterior design of the All-New Elantra. I had been eagerly awaiting the launch of the Elantra with the 1.6 turbo engine and 7-speed DCT transmission.
With a maximum output of 204 horsepower and a peak torque of 27 kg·m, I expect that the combination of the 1.6 turbo engine and DCT transmission will provide a satisfying driving experience for a car of the Elantra N Line's size.
Let's compare them side by side.
The Elantra N Line and the regular Elantra... It's clear that the one on the left looks much cooler, right?
Moreover, the muffler that disappeared from the All-New Elantra has made a comeback in the N Line. The bumper diffuser also looks pretty impressive!
The difference between having a muffler tip and not having one is definitely noticeable.
What do you think? Cool, right?
That wraps up the news about Hyundai's Elantra N Line rendering images.
They should be launching soon, right?
See you then!
BYE