Hyundai has already started its ambitious rollout of 18 new models in 18 months – with the recent Hyundai i30 facelift, new i30 Sedan, new Palisade, and updated Santa Fe – but the onslaught will gain momentum next year.
Among the mainstream models there will be a new Hyundai Tucson mid-size SUV (pictured above and below), a new Sonata sedan, the Ioniq 5 (its first dedicated electric car) and well as lots of sporty N Line or high-performance N variants.
2021 Hyundai i20 N revealed, due in Australia early next year
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The 2021 Hyundai i20 N covers have come off ahead of its Australian showroom arrival in the first half of next year.
Price is yet to be announced but early estimates position it between $30,000 and $35,000.
Hyundai’s first pint-size hot hatch is a rival to the Ford Fiesta ST, VW Polo GTI and Suzuki Swift Sport, all of which fit into this price bracket.
