Hyundai Tucson is the midrange model in the extensive Korean SUV range. It’s a five seater with a shape that’s part SUV and a bit station wagon. It stands tall and proud and is selling well in Australia. The SUV class is thriving in Australia, indeed in many markets worldwide More
Hyundai Accent is a familiar sight in Australia since it was launching here in June 2000. It’s aimed at those looking for sensible, affordable no-frills transport. The first Accents were on the ordinary side by today’s standards, build quality could have been better and handling was on the soft side. More
Hyundai Motor has unveiled details of the updated i30 N that will reach Australia in the first half of 2021. Major features are a new wet-type eight-speed dual-clutch automatic and advanced driver assistance and safety features. Changes to the outer front bumper corners incorporate air curtains to significantly improve the More
Hyundai has just launched the fourth-generation of its midsize Tucson in its home market of Korea, though it won’t reach us in Australia until the first half of 2021. Although it’s built in short- and long-wheelbase variants only the LWB version will come here. New Tucson has what Hyundai designers More
Hyundai Motor has revealed the first information about the latest generation of its hot hatch, the i30 N. The i30 N features revised aggressive-looking front and rear bumpers, two large exhaust pipes, a wide centre grille with the N signature, and new rear lamps and new LED headlamps with V-shaped More
Hyundai Veloster is something right out of the ordinary: a coupe on the driver’s side and a hatchback on the other side. A problem with two-door coupes is getting passengers in and out of the rear seats. Veloster overcomes this by having a small back door on the left side. More
Hyundai Motor Company has announced the launch of its new Ioniq brand dedicated to battery electric vehicles. The creation of Ioniq brand is part of Hyundai’s plan to lead the global EV market. Hyundai first introduced the term Ioniq, which fuses “ion” and “unique”, when it announced Project Ioniq, a More
Hyundai has given us information on the new i30 Sedan N Line sedan that’s due in Australia in the final quarter of this year. Powered by a 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engine (150kW / 265Nm) that sits beside a six-speed manual or seven-speed double clutch transmission. It has increase stiffness in its More
Hyundai Motor Company has announced the launch of its new Ioniq brand dedicated to battery electric vehicles. The creation of Ioniq brand is part of Hyundai’s plan to lead the global EV market. Hyundai first introduced the term Ioniq, which fuses “ion” and “unique”, when it announced Project Ioniq, a More
Hyundai has given us information on the new i30 Sedan N Line sedan that’s due in Australia in the final quarter of this year. Powered by a 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engine (150kW / 265Nm) that sits beside a six-speed manual or seven-speed double clutch transmission. It has increase stiffness in its More
