Hyundai - New Slicker C-MPV

Below about Hyundai's new MPV.

Remember, succulent Hyundai Trajet? E-process is replaced by a new compact MPV with a spark, which shows the latest Hyundai - 2008 and be inspired by the concept car HED-5, apparently.

Word is the new Hyundai will be launched late 2011, when the name tag will probably make a new gen Hyundai i55, anyone? And see that the curved window line. While we can not be 100% sure that is not part of the hide, it seems that the new MPV will be the Korean clunky Matrix left, more ups and downs of elevator in Manhattan.

The HED-5 concept car was shown at the 2008 Geneva motor show. It saw Hyundai collaborate with a large number of third parties: electronics giant LG turned the concept into a digital theatre with web access and video games galore, while paint specialist Bayer MaterialScience created self-healing paint that's resistant to stone chips.

That show car packed a new turbodiesel engine, packing 2200cc, twin turbos and a wholesome 212bhp and 307lb ft.

Inside the new Hyundai MPV

Our spies have scooped the first look inside the C-MPV, which will be aimed at the Zafira and Scenic set. There's a classy angled centre stack, heavily cowled instrument clusters in an Alfa Romeo style and – intriguingly – two different coloured front seats, burgundy for the driver and grey for the passenger. We presume that's just a development hack wheeze.

The new C-MPV is due in late 2011, but first up is Hyundai's take on the Venga – the B-MPV due for launch in November 2010.

Source : carmagazine

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New ix20 MPV

Article about new ix20 MPV.

Hyundai's all-new ix20 will carry a starting price of £11,595 when it goes on sale in the UK on November 18. The South Korean firm's small MPV, which made its world premiere at the Paris Motor Show earlier this month, will be available with three drivetrain options and three trim levels (Classic, Active and Style.

The engine range includes two petrols, a 90HP 1.4-liter linked to a manual gearbox and a 125HP 1.6-liter hooked up to an automatic transmission, and a 1.4-liter diesel with 90HP.

The entry-level Classic includes a height adjustable driver's seat, ESP, air conditioning, six airbags, active head restraints, radio/CD audio system with six speakers, plus CD, MP3, RDS and USB-/AUX-/iPOD-input capabilities. Prices for the Classic models start at £11,595 for the 1.4L petrol and £12,995 for the 1.4L diesel.

The mid-range Active adds 16-inch alloy wheels, body colored door handles and mirrors (electrically adjustable and heated), reversing sensors, Bluetooth phone connectivity, electric rear windows and audio controls on the leather-trimmed steering wheel

The Active costs £1,100 more than the Classic, starting at £12,695 for the 1.4-litre petrol, £14,095 for the diesel and £14,095 for the 1.6-litre petrol auto.

Finally, moving up to the range-topping Style specification adds a dual-panel panoramic glass sunroof with UV filter, front fog lights and door mirrors that fold electrically and are fitted with integrated side repeater indicators.

The Style range starts at £13,695 for the 1.4-litre petrol, £15,095 for the diesel and £15,095 for the 1.6-litre petrol auto.

Mark Hall appointed marketing director in Europe

These about Hyundai Europe brings in Lexus marketing director

Based in Germany, Hall will be responsible for implementing an "intensive" product launch program, with a view to positioning the South Korean automotive giant as a leading European manufacturer.

The first four products, including the B-segment MPV challenger ix20, will be launched at the 2010 Paris Motor Show on 2 October. The manufacturer plans to launch a further eight models in 2011.

Hyundai Motors, bought by South Korean car manufacturer Kia Motors in 1998, had a market share of 2.6% for the first eight months of 2010, representing an increase on the 2.4% recorded for the same period last year.

The company employs more than 75,000 people worldwide and sold approximately 3.1 million vehicles in 2009, posting sales of US$41.8bn.

New MPV Model From Hyundai

Above some info about new MPV.

Hyundai is scheming to broach nonetheless an additional latest indication to the flourishing lineup and this time the car in subject is an MPV (multi role vehicle). Built for the European market, a antecedent has been spied contrast in the Swiss Alps. The latest MPV is approaching to be formed on the HED-5 i-Mode judgment which debuted at the 2008 Geneva Auto Show.

Based on the same height as the i30 (the Elantra Touring here in North America), the latest MPV is written as a five-seater with dual additional seats in the case areas for occasional use. Power is approaching to come from possibly a 1.7-liter motor fuel or a latest 1.6-liter direct-injection gasoline engine, slated to entrance in the arriving Veloster. Styling will impersonate Hyundai’s latest fluidic pattern language.

Designed to contest opposite the Ford C-Max in Europe, we wouldn’t be astounded to see Hyundai broach a spread out chronicle of this car in the entrance years for the U.S. market. After all, Ford is about ready to do only which with the Grand C-Max, whilst Mazda already owns which shred with the Mazda5.

New MPV spied

Here are about Hyundai’s new MPV spied.

Instead of pursuing their usual Nürburgring, eye-eye, we have reached the Alps and enthusiastic Hyundai MPV is inserted through a step-ass it. The new car is inspired by the concept of bed-5 imode again shown at Geneva Motor Show 2008.
But while it is a car for six seats, that car production will have five seats, with two extra benches, sometimes dual boot floor.

The car is based on the i30 platform, making it a direct rival for the Vauxhall Zafira and is powered by Hyundai’s new 1.7-litre diesel. The engine produces 113bhp and 255Nm, which should make fairly easy work of these Alpine slopes, while the unit emits 139g/km. The firm’s new 1.6-litre direct injection petrol will be offered too.
Style will be high on the agenda, with the car set to feature similar swept back headlights and trapezoidal grille to those which debuted on the ix35 crossover. Concave surfaces and an interpretation of the BMW Hofmeister kink are also likely, as Hyundai’s chief designer Thomas Burkle is a former top man of the German firm’s design department. A shoulderline which sweeps down dramatically at the rear window to provide a better view out for rear-seat passengers is part of the finished design.
The car is due to be revealed early in 2011, so we’d expect the production car, likely to wear an i30-type badge, to be shown at the Geneva Motor Show next year.

Hyundai i20 mini MPV

Above are some info about Hyundai i20 mini-MPV.

Opel has released the very first photos of the all-new Meriva mini-MPV ahead of it official unveiling. The all-new Meriva is scheduled to make its official premiere at the upcoming Geneva Auto Show in March.
The all-new Opel Meriva is one of the most successful vehicles in the mini-MPV segment. Over the past few years, it was also the best selling vehicle in the segment, which has been gradually expanding with new models from different brands.

One of the latest mini-MPV models that joined the battle for young European families is the brand-new Kia Venga. Kia Venga might be the first attempt of South Korean's second largest carmaker to lure younger families to the showrooms, but its a very solid car with nice design and modern powertrain technology.
But Venga is not the last mini-MPV coming from a Korean carmaker! Hyundai has already announced it is working on a similar model, which will use Venga's powertrain technology, including engines, platform and transmissions.
Dubbed the i20 mini-MPV, the model is expected to be marketed in Europe only. It will be built alongside Kia Venga at Hyundai's European manufacturing plant that has a capacity tp build 300.000 new vehicles per year.
There are no images of the upcoming Hyundai i20 mini-MPV on the web at the moment, but we are expecting to see at least some teaser shots released by Hyundai ahead of Geneva Motor Show. With new models, such as mini-MPV, Hyundai sales in Europe is expected to grow significantly in 2010.

New Models of Hyundai

Here' about new model of Hyundai.

Hyundai plans to introduce i30 based mini MPV in late 2010 along with new Sonata/i40, new i20 mini MPV model and Veloster sports car scheduled for 2011, according to hyundai-blog.
The all-new 2011 Hyundai i20 mini MPV will be in a very close relationship with the upcoming Kia YN minivan that made its first public appearance at Geneva auto show earlier this year and received rave reviews from public and automotive media thanks to its really attractive exterior design.
Kia YN mini MPV has been penned by European team of designers under the Peter Schreyer guidance. Peter Schreyer is a famous car designer who worked for Audi for more than 25 years and designed the legendary Audi TT and many other attractive cars, including VW Golf GTI V.
2011 Hyundai i20 mini MPV
Responsible to give the new Hyundai i20 mini MPV a “soul” will be Hyundai designers working at Hyundais European design centre in Russelsheim (Germany). They will be responsible to give the vehicle a unique exterior and interior look to differentiate it from its Kia counterpart as well as make it look attractive when standing side by side with other rivals.
2010 Hyundai i30 MPV
In addition to the new i20 mini MPV, Hyundai has also announced it plans to launch another MPV model in Europe. The second MPV will be slightly larger than the i20 mini MPV and will be based on Hyundai i30. The i30 MPV will be 4.48m long, 1.80 wide and will measure 1.61m in height. It will compete head to head against established brands such as Renault Scenic, Opel Zafira, Ford C-Max and Toyota Verso. In the mean time, Hyundai will also unveil an i30 facelift.

2010 Hyundai Tucson / ix35
Hyundai will continue a series of debuts with new Tucson, known also as Hyundai ix35 in Europe. The model has been first introduced as an ix-onic crossover concept. We have already seen the body shell of the production ready 2010 Tucson and from the image it was evident that the new Tucson/ix35 will stay very close to the concept.
2011 Hyundai Sonata / i40
Hyundai also plans to roll out the long anticipated Sonata sedan and wagon in Europe sold under the i40 name. First to hit the market will be a wagon variant of i40, while approximately six month later the Korean carmaker will also introduce a sedan variant. The new i40 will replace the current generation Sonata sedan, which wasnt particularly successful in Europe.
The all-new Sonata will feature more modern design and will have a modern interior built from top quality materials. It will also be equipped with the latest powertrain technology including a brand-new six-speed automatic transmission and a range of new diesel and gasoline engines.
According to Hyundai, Sonata/i40 will be the first Hyundai vehicle to be equipped with an updated 2.4L Theta engine that will feature GDI (gasoline direct injection) technology, which will bring the power numbers from 174 hp to 200 horsepower! New Sonata will reach American shores in February 2010.
2011 Hyundai Veloster
Hyundai also plans to take the wraps off another new model. The company has revealed plans to introduce a Veloster two-door coupe to replace the Hyundai Coupe/Tiburon.
Veloster is expected to be a fun-to-drive vehicle with plenty of power coming from new 1.6L Turbo engine that packs an impressive 172 horsepower. In Europe, the model is expected to also receive a diesel power, while North Americans should also get a more powerful 2.0L Turbo engine powered Veloster.

MPV 2012 for Hyunday

This is about Hyunday 'Ballena"

Inspired by the gigantic hydrodynamic form of a whale, 'Ballena' offers Minivan like visibility, and cargo carrying capability of a truck, all while providing a comfortable interior arrangement, comparable to ones found in four-door sedans.