Spy Catches Hyundai's Elantra Interior, Are They Upping The Ante In The Compact Segment Too?

Today, we are bringing you the very-first camo-free interior shots of the all-new 2011 Hyundai Elantra. The prototype model of Hyundai’s forth-coming compact sedan has been spotted by one of the Hyundai enthusiasts in Korea and posted at one of the car fan boards.

A fully uncovered Elantra interior reveals a completely redesigned dashboard that takes its design cues from new Hyundai Tucson and 2011 Sonata sedan. It takes the instrument cluster design from Tucson crossover and steering-wheel design from new Sonata, while centre console is a mixture of both. Overall, the two-tone interior with faux silver inserts looks nice and modern.


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DaHarder - 12/28/2009 5:05:07 PM

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Quite Possibly...

diesselxp - 12/28/2009 7:15:14 PM

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outside mirrors with integrated turn indicators same design from LEXUS??
may be im wrong.

david999 - 12/28/2009 7:19:11 PM

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Come-on, what are you smoking? That is an ugly, cheap interior.

rigid - 12/29/2009 10:35:25 AM

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Only none of the Hyndais accelerate to top speed and kill their owners.

aarononymous - 12/28/2009 9:39:02 PM

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too busy & too many shades of grey

pepito66 - 12/29/2009 7:06:36 AM

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Outside mirrors with integrated turn indicator was and invention from Mercedes no Lexus , German create things and the rest just copying fast is like this.

pepito66 - 12/29/2009 7:11:57 AM

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Build a Hyundai is vey easy, they just copy from different brands , front side from this , lateral from that, back from other one is just like this, Mercedes,BMW and Jaguar are their big target with of course cheap and low quality materials.

pennfootball - 12/29/2009 4:08:21 PM

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Their materials are not cheep or low quality and since you do not know a lot about engineering you have no grounds for that argument. Hyundai uses many suppliers Japanese brands use. in fact a Hyundai subsidiary built the boxed frame for my Jeep Wrangler Rubicon FOR Chrysler.