Today we want to share with you a new spy video of the Hyundai i30 N DCT that was caught coming out from Hyundai’s R&D Center near the Green Hell and drive it to the circuit and tested. The i30 N facelift will arrive to the market sometime earlier 2021. Despite the exterior and interior changes, like new bumpers, updated headlights, bigger grille or new color palette, the biggest change will come by the hand of a new 8-speed wet DCT transmission, now you can see and heard how it sounds (you can appreciate it’s an Automatic car).
According to Hyundai Motor Sales officials on the 9th of June, and after not receiving new orders for the i30 and Veloster in the South Korean domestic market since May, will continue sales until the inventory runs out but will discontinue both, regular Veloster 1.4 & 1.6 Turbo and i30 N-Line (which is already the only version available).
While a few days ago we showed you up the first spy pictures of Hyundai facelift for the Kona including new changes on grille, headlights, tailights and a Hyundai Kona N-Line variant, today we have more pictures of the N-Line variant, spotted with new wheels in the streets of South Korea.
While a few weeks ago we showed you that Hyundai’s small SUV, the Kona, will receive more than a subtle facelift including new changes on grille, headlights, tailights and a Hyundai Kona N-Line variant, today we have more pictures where we can see a new Santa Fe inspired front grille, detailed headlights, new wheels and LED taillight signature.
After we published a picture of a Hyundai Tucson caught towing an equipment related to emission certification that could will the answer of that unmounted Tucson we also spied recently, today we want to share with you a new rendering image courtesy of AtchaCars.
