SKETCHED OUT! Hyundai TEASES The 2015 Sonata's Interior With An All-New Drawing

Typically when a vehicle gets teased it's by way of a leaked photograph from a spy. This time around though, it's Hyundai doing the teasing.

Though we're not exactly sure when it plans on rolling out the all-new 2015 Hyundai Sonata, we're looking forward to seeing this all-new sedan hitting the market. That's because the last time it was released it changed everything. Can Hyundai go two-for-two? Only one way to see...

Yesterday, the Korean automaker released one sketch to reveal what the next-gen Sonta's interior will look like. If you look closely at the sketch of the all-new Sonata, you'll note that Hyundai is somewhat mimicking the all-new Genesis with the large screen in the center stack and overall design.

So, are YOU digging the all-new Sonata's interior?

Below you'll find an exclusive image sent to us of the 2015 Hyundai Sonata's exterior and our cover image is the newly released sketch.


Hyundai's press release follows:

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., March 5, 2014 - Hyundai Motor Company, South Korea’s largest automaker, today unveiled an interior rendering of the all-new Sonata, which is scheduled to make an official debut in its home market at the end of this month. Hyundai Motor began receiving pre-orders for its symbolic midsize sedan in Korea on March 5.


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**We want to thank our good friend Mircea over at www.inautonews.com for providing these shots


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autobroker - 3/6/2014 9:29:44 AM

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I see some design shapes similar to the new Genesis which I saw in Detroit, but I also see the layout as a near carbon copy of the sister brand Kia Optima. The layout is identical. The shapes of the vents and controls may be Hyundai, but they copied the layout exactly. I never liked the previous Sonata layout so this looks much better. BTW, why haven't we seen any spy pics of the next Optima which is due to arrive at the same time as the Sonata.

HughJass - 3/6/2014 10:47:28 AM

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That's a wicked BMW interior. As always, shameless and unoriginal.

HoustonMidtown - 3/6/2014 1:32:51 PM

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BMW doesn't integrate the display that way - looks more Audi-ish....

HughJass - 3/9/2014 1:04:01 PM

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I was focusing on the BMW shifter and centre stack which are obviously leftovers from the BMW factory, just as KIA bought spare parts for their immitation BMW.

I'm sure the NAV setup was stolen off of another company with actual talent.

HughJass - 3/9/2014 1:11:00 PM

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There yo go, I knew that nav setup looked familiar. Nissan/Infinit which makes sense since the Sonata and Equus already ripped it off before. I'm sure Hyundai's objective was to get people to think they came up with that clean design by using it in a few cars.