The Hyundai i20 N small hot hatch will end production for Australia in March 2026, though a next-gen model is not far away.

When Hyundai pulled the wraps off the Elexio, a new electric SUV developed with joint venture partner BAIC and standing apart from the Ioniq lineup, most assumed it would remain a China-only model.

The i30 Hatch has been axed in Australia, but the i30 N Hatch and i30 Sedan will live on, Hyundai has confirmed.

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The current Hyundai i20 N, first launched in 2021, is priced from $37,500 before on-road costs in Australia, after a $2000 ...

Built on the E-GMP platform, Hyundai’s ELEXIO SUV debuts with 450-mile/722-km range, 27-inch display, and advanced safety — ...

The ELEXIO is the first of several models in Hyundai’s expanded New Energy Vehicle (NEV) lineup for China, which will grow to ...

Hyundai Australia has axed the i30 small hatchback in Australia, despite its place as the second-most popular model in its segment behind the Toyota Corolla. The 2026 Hyundai i30 hatch will likely be ...

This model has many names - Avante at home in South Korea, the affordable Elantra (starting at just $21,475 for 2024MY) in North America, and also the i30 Sedan in the Land Down Under because of a ...

Hyundai's first Chinese-built vehicle for Australia, the Elexio mid-size electric SUV, will arrive in local showrooms early ...

Hydrogen refueling infrastructure is severely lacking in all corners of the globe but a partnership between Hyundai Australia, Toyota Australia, petroleum company Ampol, and Pacific Energy hopes to ...

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