The new Hyundai i30 has been spotted again, this time undergoing testing in a winter environment. The test mule here still sports the same heavy camo that was originally seen on an earlier prototype back in August, 2015, hiding a lot of its visual changes.
Those rally-style lights are certainly not going to be in the final production version. However, the bumper and grille section on which it is mounted does appear to be wider than before. The slender headlamps from that are fitted on the current model also shows little changes. Moving downwards, the LED DRLs now appear to be accompanied by a set of repositioned fog lamps as well.
Around the rear, the car’s shoulders looks to be a little more upward sloping, which does make the roofline appear less sleek compared to the current model. However, the substantial camo applied on the prototype makes it hard to confirm that point. Also, the “new” rear end also appear to sport larger tail lights.
No details on the available engine options for the new i30 as of now, but expect the usual variety of petrol and diesel units to be offered. of these, Hyundai’s 1.6 litre turbocharged T-GDI Gamma engine (186 PS/265 Nm) from the current i30 looks to be a returning member.
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So many Hyundai cars flooding the market. The pariah Toyota salesman all kena heart attack. Goncang pun air tak keluar. Kesian.
I pass Sam Loo house. I heard him crying like baby unable to ejaculate cause sales so bad
So siapa kata look like July ghost moth car eh?
Hyundai needed this to test if this will be a cold door car
Even Porsche Macan or Cayenne is more on the road than i30 and i40