On official images we see Avante — so in South Korea they call a small sedan. However, just as in the standard model, the N global variant should look pretty much the same. It contains style changes applied to the regular model, but with fresh 19″ wheels and black badges.
Hyundai redesigned the front bumper, making it painted body color, ditching some black accents. The red stripe at the bottom now rises slightly in the center, while the grille seems a bit smaller as it is split in half by a body-coloured plastic piece. As seen on the version without the prefix N, more “hot” The Elantrahas sleeker headlights on the sides of a new metal bar that creates a visual connection to daytime running lights.
Then then the front fascia has less black accents than before at the rear it's the other way around, where the lower part of the bumper is now mostly black. Another change we may notice — it's a red stripe as it now runs along the corners of the bumper.
Interior images have yet to be released, but after seeing the Avante2024 we do expect no big changes to the interior of the Elantra N. Another missing piece of the puzzle — the powerplant, as it is not clear if modified a Hyundai 2.0-liter turbocharged petrol engine. In the pre-facelift model, the four-piston engine produces 276 horsepower and 392 Nm of torque. Transmission options will be a six-speed manual and an eight-speed dual-clutch automatic.
Expect a full debut in the coming weeks. As a reminder, Hyundaihas already confirmed that there will be a next-generation Elantra N hatchback i30 N.
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