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Hyundai Elantra specifications and photos

The 2020 Hyundai Elantra marks the seventh generation of this popular compact sedan. Moving to the third-generation K3 platform, it brings notable shifts in proportions, styling, and underlying technology, alongside the introduction of a dedicated hybrid powertrain.

Years 2020

Body type sedan

Trims 20

Photos 20

Overview

Hyundai Elantra at a glance

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Debuting globally in early 2020, the seventh-generation Elantra adopts a lower, wider, and longer stance compared to its predecessor. The updated K3 platform lowers the center of gravity while increasing the wheelbase to 2720 mm, giving the C-segment sedan a more stretched, dynamic silhouette. Hyundai pushed the A-pillars back and heavily sloped the C-pillars, moving the overall profile closer to a four-door coupe. Available in multiple global markets (and badged as the Avante in South Korea), the Elantra targets buyers seeking a daily driver with a striking design and an extensive roster of available technology. Powertrain diversity is a major focus for this generation, with configurations ranging from traditional naturally aspirated engines to a high-efficiency hybrid and a 204-horsepower turbocharged variant.

Power: 120-204 hp
Engine displacement: 1580-1999 cc
Transmissions: 6-speed automatic, 6-speed manual, IVT
Seating: 5 seats

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Model guide

Hyundai Elantra overview

Editorial context for design, cabin, performance, practicality, and buyer notes.

Design

The exterior design relies heavily on sharp creases and geometric shapes, a styling direction Hyundai refers to as Parametric Dynamics. A defining characteristic is the side profile, where three distinct character lines intersect. Up front, a wide, prominent grille dominates the fascia, merging cleanly into the headlight clusters. The rear features an H-shaped taillight arrangement connected by a sharp light bar that spans the width of the trunk. Wheel options vary by trim, ranging from standard 15-inch steel wheels on base models to 16-inch and 17-inch alloys on higher configurations.

Interior

Inside, the cabin utilizes a driver-centric cockpit layout, visually separating the driver and passenger spaces with a distinct grab handle on the center console. The dashboard features horizontal lines that smoothly integrate the air vents with ambient lighting. Thanks to the updated platform, rear-seat passengers gain an additional 58 mm of legroom. Cargo capacity stands at 402 liters. Higher trims elevate the tech experience with a continuous glass panel housing dual 10.25-inch displays for the instrument cluster and multimedia system, alongside the availability of a Bose premium audio setup.

Performance

The 2020 Elantra offers a wide array of powertrains depending on the region. Standard models utilize 1.6-liter or 2.0-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder engines, commonly paired with a traditional automatic, manual, or continuously variable (IVT) transmission. A notable addition is the 1.6-liter hybrid system, which utilizes a 32 kW electric motor and a six-speed dual-clutch transmission to produce 141 horsepower. For those seeking more power, a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine generating 204 horsepower is also available. Driving dynamics benefit from revised suspension mounts, with hybrid models utilizing an independent multi-link rear suspension while standard variants employ a torsion beam.

Practicality

As a compact sedan, the Elantra balances maneuverability with interior space. The stretched wheelbase noticeably improves rear passenger comfort, making it a viable option for regular use by adults. With 402 liters of trunk space, it comfortably handles daily errands and typical road trips. While the heavily sloped roofline gives it a sporty appearance, the overall packaging remains highly practical for everyday commuting and small family use.

Safety and tech

Technology is a strong point for this generation. Even mid-tier models offer wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integrations on the standard 8-inch infotainment display. Advanced driver assistance systems are extensive, including blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and navigation-based adaptive cruise control. Additional available features like a smartphone-based NFC digital key, heated and ventilated front seats, and an auto-hold function add significant convenience.

Buyer notes

When researching the 2020 Elantra, pay close attention to the powertrain options available in your specific market, as standard engines, hybrids, and transmissions vary significantly by region. Lower trims feature a simpler torsion beam rear suspension and smaller screens, while top-tier packages unlock the independent rear suspension on hybrid models, the impressive dual 10.25-inch displays, and upgraded driver assistance features. Carefully compare standard equipment lists, as items like the Bose audio system and digital key are usually reserved for the highest trim levels.

Configurations

Trims and key specifications

Use this table to compare the main differences between available configurations.

Power 120-204 hp

Engine displacement 1580-1999 cc

Seating 5 seats

Transmissions 6-speed automatic, 6-speed manual, IVT

Trim / modification	Engine	Power	Seats	Transmission
1.6 MPi AT Active	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi AT Comfort	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi AT Premium	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi AT Style	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi MT Active	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed manual
1.6 MPi MT Comfort	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed manual
1.6 MPi MT Style	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed manual
1.6 MPi (123 hp) IVT	1598 cc	123 hp	5	IVT
1.6 LPi (120 hp) 6-speed manual	1591 cc	120 hp	5	6-speed manual
2.0 MPi (147 hp) IVT	1998 cc	147 hp	5	IVT
1.6 GDi Hybrid (141 hp) 6-DCT	1580 cc	141 hp	5	6-speed dual-clutch
2.0 MPi (152 hp) 6-speed automatic	1999 cc	152 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi (128 hp) 6-speed automatic	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed automatic
1.6 MPi (128 hp) 6-speed manual	1591 cc	128 hp	5	6-speed manual
1.6 T-GDi (204 hp) 6-speed manual	1591 cc	204 hp	5	6-speed manual
1.6 T-GDi (204 hp) 7-DCT	1591 cc	204 hp	5	7-speed dual-clutch
2.0 MPi AT Comfort	1999 cc	152 hp	5	6-speed automatic
2.0 MPi AT Premium	1999 cc	152 hp	5	6-speed automatic
2.0 MPi AT Style Plus	1999 cc	152 hp	5	6-speed automatic
2.0 MPi AT Style	1999 cc	152 hp	5	6-speed automatic

Specifications can vary by market, model year, and equipment package. Use the trim sections below to review the full data for each configuration.

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Detailed specs

Specifications by trim

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1.6 MPi AT Active 1.6 MPi AT Comfort 1.6 MPi AT Premium 1.6 MPi AT Style 1.6 MPi MT Active 1.6 MPi MT Comfort 1.6 MPi MT Style 1.6 MPi (123 hp) IVT 1.6 LPi (120 hp) 6-speed manual 2.0 MPi (147 hp) IVT 1.6 GDi Hybrid (141 hp) 6-DCT 2.0 MPi (152 hp) 6-speed automatic 1.6 MPi (128 hp) 6-speed automatic 1.6 MPi (128 hp) 6-speed manual 1.6 T-GDi (204 hp) 6-speed manual 1.6 T-GDi (204 hp) 7-DCT 2.0 MPi AT Comfort 2.0 MPi AT Premium 2.0 MPi AT Style Plus 2.0 MPi AT Style

1.6 MPi AT Active 66 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Fuel consumption city, L/100 km	9.4
Fuel consumption highway, L/100 km	5.5
Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km	6.9
Top speed, km/h	195
Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s	11.3
Emissions standard	Euro V

Engine

Engine	1.6 MPi
Engine code	G4FG
Engine type	Internal combustion engine
Fuel type	Gasoline
Engine displacement, cc	1591
Cylinder layout	Inline
Number of cylinders	4
Valves	16
Power, hp	128
RPM at max power	6300
Torque, Nm	154
RPM at max torque	4850

Dimensions

Seats	5
Length, mm	4650
Width, mm	1825
Height, mm	1420
Wheelbase, mm	2720
Front track, mm	1579
Rear track, mm	1590
Fuel tank capacity, L	47

Transmission and drive

Transmission	6-speed automatic
Transmission type	automatic
Drive	Front-wheel drive
Number of gears	6
Transmission manufacturer	Hyundai
Automatic transmission	+

Brake system

Front brakes	Disc
Rear brakes	Disc

Steering

Power steering	Electromechanical

Equipment

Comfort

Tire pressure monitoring	+
Adjustable steering column	+
Adjustable headrests	+

Wheels

Rim diameter	15
Rim type	Steel
Spare wheel	Space-saver spare wheel
Tires	195/65R15

Climate and sound insulation

Air conditioning	+

Seats

Front armrest	+
Height-adjustable driver's seat	+
Height-adjustable passenger seat	+

Headlights and lighting

Light sensor	+
Halogen headlights	+
Halogen daytime running lights	+

Multimedia and instruments

Bluetooth hands-free	+
Radio	+
USB	+
Number of speakers	4
Steering wheel controls	+

Glass, mirrors and sunroof

Heated side mirrors	+
Front power windows	+
Rear power windows	+
Power-adjustable side mirrors	+
Low washer fluid level sensor	+

Body paint and exterior parts

Body-colored door handles	+
Body-colored side mirrors	+

Security

Electronic systems

Anti-lock braking system (ABS)	+

Anti-theft systems

Remote central locking	+
Immobilizer	+

Airbags

Driver airbag	+
Passenger airbag	+

1.6 MPi AT Comfort 77 specifications