Monday, March 14, 2011
Sonata looks like a miniature, Verna, and integrated rear-view mirrors with LED turn signal lights sweptback, has a bold grille. Inside, cab high quality materials and has an improved design.
Gamma-way power two new petrol engines with fuel injection is coming. The base 1.4-liter 79 kW (106 hp / 107 hp) and 135 Nm (100 lb-ft) of torque produces. A five-speed manual-equipped liters/100km Verna 5.7 (41.2 mpg U.S.) is consumed. Four-speed automatic and fuel economy if the package you choose, liters/100km Verna 6.2 (37.9 mpg U.S.) emailing.
if not float your boat, the Hyundai 1.6-liter 90 kW (121 hp / 122 hp) and 155 Nm (114 lb-ft) of torque is present. It will be the only four-speed automatic.
On a new platform with a wheelbase of 2570mm to drive – the largest in its class. This ultra-high tensile steel that uses an increased amount, so we better handling and NVH (Noise, Vibration and Harshness) levels can expect improved.
Euisun Chung to vice chairman of Hyundai Motors that “Today is really a special day for us, not only because a new car spend, but it’s us outside the world premiere we made a few times because Korea: And so how important our recognition of our Chinese customers with us on our way here because I chose to do so in China. ”
Shortly after the global reveal of the production in China started production in July.
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Making its world premiere at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show, is the estate version of Hyundai’s all-new, Europe-specific D-segment model, the i40. Designed and engineered at Hyundai’s R&D headquarters in Russelsheim, Germany, with European buyers in mind, the i40 will fill the gap left by the outgoing Sonata model in the South Korean automaker's range and will compete against the Ford Mondeo and Volkswagen Passat. A four-door sedan version will be introduced this year, with most bets going towards the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show in September.
The i40 Estate will go on sale across Europe in the summer with engine options including a 1.7-liter turbo diesel emitting as little as 113 g/km of CO2 and a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline unit. Strangely, Hyundai has not yet released any other details on the i40 series. When the Koreans decide to share, we'll post an update. In the meantime, scroll down to check out the gallery and a video from Hyundai's Geneva Motor Show booth.
















































