2021 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid Grey

An all-new seventh-generation Elantra compact sedan with new vehicle platform Longer wheelbase, wider stance, lower roofline. For the first time ever, a hybrid powertrain has been added to the Elantra lineup. Elantra Hybrid demonstrates Hyundai’s commitment to expanding its eco-focused lineup of products. To transform the 2021 Elantra into its new four-door-coupe look, Hyundai engineers and designers had to make it longer, lower, and wider compared to the sixth-generation model. These minor changes dramatically changed the shape of the car but had limited impact on cabin space. In fact, most key interior dimensions increased. Parametric-jewel-pattern grille with turn-signal integration Wide, cascading grille creates an integrated architecture with the headlamp Bold fascia shape creates a strong front graphic. Forwarded profile with a long, low hood creates a feeling of tension, Parametric-jewel body surfaces, Available 15-, 16-, and 17-inch-wheel designs match the Parametric Dynamics theme. Wide, horizontal line extends across the center of the trunk, stretching to the edges of the car High-tech “H-Tail Lamp” that creates a Hyundai flying H logo-like shape. Rear glass has a black deck accent to enhance the coupe-like look, Wing-type lower bumper treatment. The “immersive cocoon” interior layout envelops the driver like an airplane cockpit. Low, wide structures go from the door all the way to the center console. The low, wide structure also provides ample interior...