The Korean automaker Hyundai has unveiled an updated version of the Elantra sedan, according to a report from motor1.com. The reveal highlights an exterior design that Freshened lines up front and a modern, sculpted profile that aims to draw attention on showroom floors and in city streets across North America.
Design cues redefine the look at the front with a shark-nose styling that blends a slim, integrated daytime running light system into a narrow, split grille. The headlights themselves are slim and angular, emphasizing a crisp character line that runs along the fenders. Across the rear, a distinctive diffuser area receives a U-shaped silver accent that adds a touch of sportiness to the sedan’s tail. Optional equipment for the Elantra includes 19-inch forged wheels paired with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, which elevate both grip and stance for customers seeking a more confident drive.
Inside, the cabin has been lightly refreshed with a new instrument panel layout and softer materials in the door cards, contributing to a quieter and more refined feel. The updates extend to the interior finish, giving the cockpit a more premium impression for everyday usability and longer trips alike.
Hyundai has expanded the available equipment in the higher trim levels. The limited package now includes leather upholstery, while the N-Line and Limited versions gain an eight-speaker audio system, augmenting the overall cabin experience for music lovers and tech enthusiasts. It is not confirmed whether the powertrain or transmission options for the 2024 Elantra carry changes with this update. Market availability and pricing details were slated to be announced as the model rollout progressed, with sales previously set to begin in the fall of 2023.
Earlier reports noted that the premiere of Volkswagen’s Passat station wagon in its new generation took place in Munich, a reminder that several major sedans and wagons continue to vie for attention in the European and North American markets. As Hyundai positions the Elantra with these refinements, potential buyers in Canada and the United States can expect updated styling cues and enhanced cabin comfort to complement the sedan’s practical features and value proposition. Consumers are advised to watch for official pricing and option availability as the model reaches dealerships later in the year, with confirmation from Hyundai following the initial rollout. (Source: Motor1.com)