What is the difference between 2022 and 2023 Elantra?
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FIND THE BEST PRICE MT ScoreBased on performance, value, MPG, interior space, and more, this score reflects MotorTrend’s exhaustive evaluation process. Scores can only be compared to other cars in the same class. A 7.0 rating represents average performance. 8.9/10 Edgy design makes this the most head-turning Elantra yet. But it’s more than just stylish—the Elantra drives well and offers many features. Value is high, and the hardcore Elantra N is a riot. 7.6/10 PerformancePerformance of Intended Function: How does a car drive? Does it have enough space for passengers and their stuff? 9.4/10 Efficiency/RangeWe track efficiency and driving range. 8/10 Tech/InnovationDoes the car offer impressive tech for its segment? How well does it work? Are there any innovative design details? 9/10 ValueHow well will this car hold its value over time? Will it be expensive to maintain, insure, or repair? IntelliChoice data and research inform this score. Comparisons are limited to 3 vehicles You will need to remove one of the selected vehicles in order to add another one. When did Elantra body style change?For the 2019 model year, Hyundai gave the Elantra sedan a thorough makeover. The exterior was completely redesigned and now featured an angular look in the headlights and more premium, horizontally-oriented taillights.
Why Elantra is discontinued?Hyundai India has discontinued its only D-segment sedan offering, the Elantra, and has subsequently taken the car's details off of its website. Since November last year, no units of the Elantra have found new homes, thus prompting the South Korean brand to bid adieu to its flagship sedan for the Indian market.
How often does the 2022 Elantra need an oil change?Hyundai endorses getting your 2022 Hyundai Elantra oil & filter changed each 3,000-5,000 miles for conventional oil. Synthetic oil normally should be changed each 7,500 - 10,000 miles.
What is the circle in the 2022 Elantra?Installed on uplevel Elantra models (a faux-vent cutout otherwise occupies the space), it sort of looks like a clock, but it's not. It's apparently just an illuminated, decorative surface. It doesn't do anything: It isn't touch-sensitive and it's not even an LCD — it's just a strange plastic panel with a pattern on it.
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