Hyundai takes two steps forward
by Billy Caluag
Deserving of anyone’s checkbook
Given a choice, it's safe to say that most people would go for a crossover over a traditional sedan these days. The midsize segment is pretty much stagnant, and the compact market hasn't been making the same numbers like it
We finally got up close and personal with the next-generation compact sedan
Back in April, Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMPH) launched the all-new Hyundai Elantra-the 'standard' versions that weren't the full-on N model. And recently during the launch of the facelifted Hyundai Creta, we were able to take a closer look
Battle of the sporty compact sedans
Hyundai Motor Philippines recently launched the more affordable regular Elantra range at the 2025 Manila International Auto Show. For this spec-sheet brawl we'll be pitting the sporty Hyundai Elantra N Line against the popular Honda Civic RS. Let's see
Non-turbo, hybrid, and turbocharged variants are available
For those who always wanted a Hyundai Elantra but don't want the hot N version, your prayers have been answered. After a pretty lengthy hiatus, the more sensible and sober version of the compact sedan has returned to the country. Expanding
Could it be?
If you want a Hyundai Elantra right now, there's only one way to get it. Your only choice is the hot Elantra N, a sport sedan that can give a number of similarly-priced sports cars a good scare. But what
Long live the sport sedan
In an age of crossovers and SUVs, the sedan market is shrinking day by day. Whether it's subcompact or full-size, more consumers would rather have something with five doors. We can't blame them, of course. Those vehicles are inherently
Finally!
We've said several times that it's a shame Hyundai's local lineup doesn't have a sedan, given how good the current Accent, Elantra, and Sonata are looking. Well, that might be about to change-in a very, very big
The Hyundai Elantra gets an update
It's been a while since the Philippines last got the Hyundai Elantra. The last iteration offered here was the pre-facelift version of the previous generation. Since then, the seventh-gen model had been launched, but it never made its way
Hyundai’s Civic fighter gets a facelift
When Hyundai Philippines relaunched in the country a few months ago, you might have noticed a distinct lack of sedans in the local lineup. With a focus on crossovers, MPVs, and vans, we wondered if the South Korean automaker would ever reintroduce
SRK Designs’ rendering makes it seem like so
Hyundai's N Division really hit the mark with the new Elantra N, in terms of both design and performance. But as with most new vehicles launched these days, it's yet just another subject for artists around the web to play
Looks like Hyundai N has done it again
Welcome to the Hyundai N Division's latest...well, we don't want to preemptively say 'masterpiece,' but this indeed looks very much like one.So, the Elantra N. Angry-looking thing, isn't it? The carmaker says "over 40 N elements"
And we’re stoked
Stoked for the Elantra N? Here's a little something for you: Hyundai has just released the first official photos of its upcoming performance sedan without all the camo.There are only a couple of photos available, but they're enough to
Cross your fingers
The local auto industry sputtered to a halt in the first half of 2020-there's simply no other way to put it. It kind of tends to happen when deadly airborne viruses start going around and countries the world over start
by Drei Laurel
The Korean carmaker plans to launch four models under its N brand by 2022
To say Hyundai's N division has been on a roll this year is an understatement. It has unveiled several new models in 2020 alone, including the all-new Elantra N Line, the Sonata N Line, and the updated Veloster N.But
It looks promising
Hyundai just keeps rolling out fast cars. Its N Division alone has released quite a handful throughout the year, including N Line versions of the Elantra, Sonata, and Kona.Now, it's Hyundai Motorsport's time to reveal its newest creation: the
We’d like to see these turned into posters
Skylines didn't always scream performance. The MX-5 wasn't always so angry. The Suzuki Jimny wasn't always so big (lol). And the Subaru Impreza? It didn't always look like-well okay, this one always did look like it
by Drei Laurel
It was quite the busy week
And it’s as sporty as advertised
A month after giving us a sneak peek at the all-new Elantra N Line, Hyundai has officially launched the high-performance version of its next-generation sedan, and it's as sporty as advertised.Right off the bat, you'll see
Hyundai has released the newest renders of its upcoming performance car
The Elantra N Line is starting to take shape. Hyundai has just released new renders of the Elantra's performance version, and it looks even sportier than the first time we saw it.These new renders show that the car's front
