Hyundai Released Elantra Chinese Spec w/ Some Differences

by Sep 15, 2020All News, Hyundai, Slider0 comments

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The interior & exterior design of Chinese spec Hyundai Elantra has been revealed today. Also known as Avante on its local market, the Chinese spec Elantra shows some differences if you compared it with the regular Elantra and many of them are inside the cabin.

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The interior of the new Elantra, published on Auto Home (a Chinese automobile media site), is different from domestic and overseas models, with some differences such as a touch-type air conditioner and infotainment system controller, and a new type of gear knob.

The official release of the Chinese Elantra is set for September 26th. The interior of the Chinese Elantra is equipped with the same 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a wide display in which the display is integrated into one, like in the regular Elantra but the air conditioner and infotainment system operation controller are integrated by new touch type controls (like the recently released Tucson).

There are more differences inside, like a newly designed gear knob that shows the gear digitally in the proper knob, so now the gear lever position is marked on the top. The steering wheel also suffered changes with the addition of a D-cut steering wheel, which is similar to the Chinese spec Sonata.

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The total length of the Chinese Avante is 4680mm and the wheelbase is 2720mm. The overall length is 30mm longer than the domestic specification, while the wheelbase is the same. The Chinese Avante comes with a two-tone roof, side mirrors finished in black, and a black rear spoiler. The 1.4T is equipped with a dedicated rear diffuser and twin muffler exhaust. There’s not N-Line.

At the moment of launch, two powertrain options will be available, a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine matted to a continuously variable transmission (CVT), that achieves a maximum output of 115 horsepower and a maximum torque of 14.7 kgm. The powerful option is a 1.4 gasoline turbo engine T-GDi (called as 240 T) that has a peak output of 140 hp and a maximum torque of 24.7 kgm.

A 1.6 gasoline hybrid, which is the same used for domestic and overseas models, will also be released in the near future.

Written by Jose Antonio Lopez

Passionated about Korean cars from Hyundai, Kia & Genesis. Photographer. I love being in nature, hiking. Tech lover.

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