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Hyundai Elantra to get new facelift soon

Hyundai Elantra to get new facelift soon

chitchatboy

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blogentry-133713-0-13675400-1531306611_thumb.jpgThe facelifted Hyundai Elantra has been spotted without any disguise.

 

blogentry-133713-0-10875200-1531306614_thumb.jpgAlso called the Avante in South Korea, the new car is expected to be unveil on its home turf next month.

 

blogentry-133713-0-26042300-1531306617_thumb.jpgLooking very different with all the angular, hard lines on its face, the car eschews the gentle curves of the current model. As for the sides, it looks like nothing much has been changed but the rear has been updated with a new bumper and new tailights.

 

Spotted on Almuraba,net, the article did not mention anything on whether there were any changes inside the car nor the mechanical parts of the car.

 

However, one can expect the new car to be blessed with some driver assistance systems that are present in the Kona SUV.


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Cheefarn

Sorry the FL made the Elantra looked worse. The FL front end looked like the car has crashed! the foglamps surrounds looked so dented

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TangSL

Just a new shell over the same sub-standard product. This is the standard of Go-n-Die design? Want to copy SEAT headlight also not like this mah!

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Vinceng

The designers from Hyundai must be drunk when they designed this facelift version. Whoever approved this must be blind.

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Cheefarn

Sharp and angular styling theme for the nose, but the rest of the car is still the existing rounded look.... I wonder if Peter fired the design team who did the FL to the Elantra... they just did a modern version of the Hyundai Matrix....sigh

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