Video: 2021 Hyundai i30 Sedan N caught track testing
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The 2021 Hyundai i30 Sedan N has been caught track testing on the Nurburgring circuit.
It comes after Hyundai announced the i30 Sedan for the Australian market, with the performance flagship N version teased for the first time in September.
Now spies have filmed a camouflaged i30 Sedan N driving on the famous 20.83 kilometre-long German circuit ahead of the Hyundai's reveal.
Despite the i30 Sedan replacing the Elantra locally, in other markets the model still carries the Elantra badge.
Audi E-Tron GT electric car caught on camera winter testing
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The Audi E-Tron GT electric car – the twin under the skin to the Porsche Taycan – is a step closer to becoming a showroom reality.
Spy photos (and video, near the bottom of this story) taken during winter testing in Europe show Audi has progressed to prototype vehicles with production-ready bodywork.
The facelifted Renault Megane wagon has been spied testing, ahead of its reveal in the coming months.
The new Megane 'Sport Tourer' (as it's known in Europe) prototype spotted testing in the mountains wears moderate camouflage at the front and rear, indicating an exterior update is on the way.
Up front, the C-shaped LED light signature has been updated, sitting above revised air intakes similar to those of latest Clio.
The updated 2019 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport has been captured in the wild – wearing camouflage, naturally – ahead of its Australian launch before the end of this year.
It doesn’t take a Rhodes Scholar to see the revised frontal design of Mitsubishi’s large SUV rival to the Ford Everest and Isuzu MU-X borrows from the revised Triton ute launched at the end of last year, with which it shares a platform and engine.
The Hyundai i30 Fastback four-door derivation is deep into development, with European spy photographers capturing the car, in disguise, for the first time.
Looking conceptually something like a cut-price Audi A5 Sportback, or smaller Kia Stinger/Skoda Superb, the ‘four-door coupe’ version of the i30 is clearly an attempt to woo younger buyers to the brand’s volume staple, in lieu of the axed three-door option.
