Leaks about the Stinger facelift wouldn’t stop emerging until Kia make the official debut, set for this month. But as always after a storm, the calm comes and the only new thing this week about the facelift is this rendering image by Sparrow Design. After we shared emission certifications documents that could confirm the refreshed Stinger will keep using same engines, the only thing left for us to do is to pray that were only for the local market as well as they don’t spoil the original design.
Despite we already shared the confirmation that Hyundai will have both, N-line and N variants of its mid-sized sedan Elantra, but an image is worth a thousand words and here you have the very first pictures of Elantra N prototype, that despite the heavy camouflage, we are able to see key details to identify as a N car, like the performance blue colour, Veloster N wheels or the bigger dual exhaust pipes.
This Tuesday Kia Motors America launch the USA version of the Optima, now known as the K5 like the rest of the world but they were missing one piece of information, the prices.
Hyundai has confirmed that will continue offering driving enthusiasts the option of a manual transmission within its Hyundai N performance car line-up. Thanks to our colleagues at CarExpert.au and taking advantage of Hyundai’s Australia information released this week where they say will offer another four N models for the Australian market, including a manual i20 N hot hatch.
Genesis is currently at their peak after the launch of key models like their first SUV, the GV80, as well as the third generation G80 sedan. But not all are good news, as the GV80 and now the G80 are suffering of some software glitches and engine problems. Now and according to G80 club, Genesis started recalling G80 owners in order to fix all of this software problems, of course, for free.
