It hasn’t officially been launched here yet, but here’s an ad for the Hyundai Veloster that’s just popped up on oto.my which offers a suggestion as to its pricing. The ad, posted by Advant Speed of Petaling Jaya, states a price of RM119k for the unique 2+1 coupe, and that it is open for booking, but divulges little else.
We can expect the Malaysian-market Veloster to be powered by a 1.6 litre Gamma II unit that produces 132 hp, and be available with manual and automatic transmissions. Of course, we’ll have to wait for the launch proper before we get more details and a confirmed price, which isn’t very far away now.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed reactions to the Hyundai Veloster, with some praising its unique, stylish design and others criticizing its high price, especially compared to similar models like the CR-Z or polo. Several mention the potential depreciation, estimating a rapid 50-60% drop in value within a year. There’s skepticism about the car’s performance and features, with many pointing out the possibility of lacking safety equipment or low-end specs in Malaysian CBU units. Many are curious whether it will be CKD to reduce costs. A few commenters prefer other brands such as Ford, VW, or Peugeot for better value and driving experience. Overall, sentiments lean towards disappointment over the pricing and perceived lack of performance, but some acknowledge it as a distinctive, attractive choice if priced right.