Hyundai today released product details for its 2021 Veloster N model, which now offers a high-performance N eight-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (N DCT), N Light Sport Seats, navigation and a full host of new driver-assistance features. The 2021 Veloster N, including models with the new N DCT, will arrive at US Hyundai dealers in October.
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).
Hyundai Motor Company showcased yesterday the first images and details of the newly enhanced 2020 Veloster N. Equipped with the all-new N 8-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (N DCT), the 2020 Veloster N they also invited some korean media for a test drive at Everland Speedway. Check all the images and videos.
Hyundai Motor Company today unveiled the newly enhanced Veloster N. Equipped with the all-new N 8-speed wet dual-clutch transmission (N DCT), the 2020 Veloster N is designed and engineered to deliver exhilarating driving fun.
One of the questions that has been plaguing us was which car is better at the track between the two brands. Kia has had their share of successes racing their Optima and Forte under Kinetic Motrsports in Pirelli World Challenge. On the other hand, Hyundai has also delivered a fair amount winnings in their I30 N and recently their Veloster N TCR.