The all-new Hyundai Elantra is set to go on sale in South Korea later this year, sporting an overhauled design and a larger form factor. Its new look has a much more industrial feel, and that probably inspired CGI artist Nikita Chuicko to reimagine the sedan as a utilitarian wagon.
If you aren’t familiar with Chuicko’s work, his Instagram page Kelsonik features hundreds upon hundreds of renders and concepts inspired by today’s automotive landscape. This leads us to one of his most recent creations: the Elantra (or Avante) Wagon and the Elantra N Wagon.
Off the bat, the two renders look like something straight out of an official Hyundai design center. The sedan’s muscular build and giant windows translated well onto the wagon silhouette, and Chuicko did a masterful job reshaping the grille to match the new body type.
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The wagon’s rear side essentially looks like a widened version of the sedan’s, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The H-shaped taillights still look neat, and the overall sharp shape is complemented well by the larger rear fenders.
Chuicko also gave the Elantra Wagon more executive-looking wheels, while the performance N version gets a two-pipe exhaust system and sportier rollers. The bronze color on the latter looks great, too.
The Elantra is an office favorite here at Top Gear Philippines, with the GL base variant winning our Underrated Car of the Year award in 2025. Coincidentally, wagons are also a preferred vehicle type, so really, this render is a match made in heaven.
More photos of the Hyundai Elantra Wagon by Kelsonik:
More photos of the Hyundai Elantra N Wagon by Kelsonik:
