Hyundai Veloster News

Older models will be recalled for door fix.

N performance sub-brand also will lay its hands on additional Hyundai models.

It's set to race in the 2019 IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge series.

But don't worry, the driver side back door is still M.I.A.

It sounds like he's talking about a more powerful Ioniq Electric N

Hyundai's 2019 Veloster hatchback will start at $19,385 for the 2.0-liter with a manual transmission when it arrives at dealers in the coming weeks. It'll also be available in Turbo and R-Spec trim configurations, which start at $23,785 for a manual and top out at a $29,035 starting price for the Turbo Ultimate fitted with a dual-clutch transmission. All prices are inclusive of Hyundai's $885 f

Hyundai's N Performance division broke out of the starting gate with the i30 N in Australia, fitted exclusively with a six-speed manual transmission. Our first taste of a South Korean blue wonder will be the Veloster N launching later this year, and it also comes with that single gearbox. Hyundai executives told Australian site Car Advice an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission is on the way, but that it won't join the party until late 2019. That means we could see it in the Veloster ar

Motorgraph reports that Hyundai's working on a Theta III engine for a mid-engined car, perhaps hinting at a mid-engined Veloster.

The reveal must be near.

Straight outta Korea.

A case study in how not to launch a brand campaign.

This appears to be a Veloster Turbo model.

The Veloster gets another chance to impress.

Hyundai's N Brand performance division looks closer to creating a Nurburgring-developed hot hatch, and a new video shows some of the team's hard work.

Hyundai has made a number of upgrades with the new Rally Edition, but there's still a lot to be desired from this turbo hatch.