The sixth-generation Hyundai Elantra was unveiled in Korea back in September 2015 as a sedan. Wearing the company’s latest Fluidic Sculpture design, the C-segment rival to the Corolla and Civic sported new dimensions and technological upgrades as well. Now, the Elantra has been imagined as a wagon/tourer, thanks to master renderer Theophilus Chin.
Previously, the outgoing Elantra MD was sold alongside Hyundai’s i30, of which there was a Tourer/Estate model. The design seen on Theo’s rendering of an Elantra Tourer retains a large majority of the new car’s looks, save for the estate bit that extends towards the rear of the vehicle.
Whether the extension has any effect on the 0.27 drag coefficient of the sedan remains to be seen. Nonetheless, the added real estate certainly provides more practicality without disrupting the Elantra’s looks. The rear of the Elantra Tourer/Estate also carries on with the sedan’s tail lights (with matching graphics), albeit reshaped to suit the new bodystyle.
The domestic market (Korea) Hyundai Elantra AD is offered with a choice two petrol engines – a 1.6 GDi (132 PS/164 Nm) and a Nu 2.0 MPi (149 PS/183Nm), and a sole 1.6 VGT diesel (136 PS/306 Nm). Transmission options include a six-speed manual or a six-speed conventional automatic, with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic being reserved for the diesel variant.
What do you think of Theo’s render of a Hyundai Elantra Tourer? Something that might interest you? Hyundai’s previous wagon offering in Malaysia was the i40 Tourer, which was positioned above the Sonata sedan. However, the model has been discontinued here recently.
GALLERY: Hyundai Elantra AD (Korea market)
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Whenever automotive news are slow, we get Theophilus Chin’s renderings to fill in the gaps
As long as it is kimchi, it won’t have RV. As long as it is Proton, it won’t have quality.
As long as it is Toyota, you wun survive in it
You can talkok whatever on Toyota. In the fact, very few people die in Toyota, but Proton break down at road side EVERYDAY EVERY WHERE. Don’t believe me, now take ur car go turn around for 30 mins, you will see a break-down Proton.
but Elantra year 2012-2013 still got value 65k-75k why??
You can put whatever price, but can sell or not is entirely another problem. Look at the property market now you will know what I am saying.
It ia good time for you to move out from your cheras flat and get ine 3 room new flat at balakong. At least your new flat padang beside can accommodate your 4 Lexus that you claimed you have at home.
Selling value online is 2.5x that of trade in value.
Kimchis are really profitable to trade
This could be the bro for the new Perdana, haha
Bring it in.
Would love to show these sorhais the hilux when they trade them in 12 months later.
This model will trade in for max of RM20k 1 year later
Good Job Theo! Keep up the good work,
Good Job Theo! Keep up the good work, The Elantra looks fantastic.
Thanks RSB!
The owner will look super hailat when he/she comes look for me 1 year later
Your son drive saga also, apa nak sombong?