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Tires on Hyundai Elantra (Хуундаи)

The Hyundai Elantra is a compact car in the C segment. It has been produced since 1990. Initially, it was called Lantra, as Mitsubishi offered a similar model with a similar name, Magna Elante, as well as Avante, which was similar to the Audi Avant wagon. In 2001, the car received its modern name - Elantra.

Body J1

The first public appearance of this car took place in October 1990. It became the successor to the larger Stellar, successfully competing with the then leaders of the segment due to its lower price. The engine range was limited to a single gasoline engine with a volume of 1.6 liters and a power of 113 hp, developed by Mitsubishi. In 1992, a so-called "facelift" was carried out, thanks to which the car received a more harmonious appearance with more rounded body panels. The engine range was expanded with inline "fours" with a volume of 1.5 and 1.8 liters, also developed by Mitsubishi. In addition, the standard equipment list included ABS brakes, front airbags, fog lights, and electric side mirrors.

Body J2/RD

The release of the second-generation car took place in 1995. It was offered with two body types. In addition to the previously existing sedan, a wagon was added. The latter was distinguished by the absence of a false radiator grille above the bumper, and this space was closed by the bumper. The engine range was completely borrowed from the previous model, being represented by inline "fours" with a volume of 1.5 to 1.8 liters of the Alpha and Beta series. In 1998, the car underwent a restyling, during which the wagon returned to the false radiator grille. Another innovation was the appearance of a version with a 1.9-liter diesel engine with a power of 68 hp, developed by PSA, as well as with a 2-liter gasoline engine.

Body XD

The car of the third generation was presented in 2000. This was a completely new model that did not resemble its predecessor even externally. Another innovation was the disappearance of the wagon from the lineup, which was replaced by a liftback. The engine range was significantly expanded, partly composed of previously used engines, but modernized to meet current environmental standards.

Body HD

In 2006, the brand presented a car of the fourth iteration, which was a deep modernization of the previous generation model. Externally, it was distinguished by rounded forms, while maintaining the same interior and trunk space. The engine range remained virtually unchanged and consisted of gasoline inline "fours" with a volume of 1.6 to 2 liters of the Gamma and Beta series, as well as a turbocharged 1.6-liter diesel engine. All power units were distinguished by moderate fuel appetite and were combined with a 5-speed "mechanics" or an optional 4-speed "automatic".

Body MD/UD/JK

In 2010, the car changed its appearance again. The fifth-generation model was distinguished by a more aggressive exterior and was offered with two body types - sedan and coupe. The car was built on the "global" J5 platform, which was used in many other models of the Hyundai-Kia concern. When using many mechanical components from the predecessor, it was distinguished by a much wider list of standard and additional equipment. Moreover, over the years of serial production, the list of standard equipment was constantly expanding, which largely determined the popularity of this car.

Body AD

The launch of the sixth-generation car into serial production took place in 2015. Compared to its predecessor, the design became more conservative. At the same time, the sedan became more similar to a fastback due to the inclination and location of the rear glass. Similar changes were made to the interior, which featured a less curved dashboard than before. The engine range consisted of inline gasoline "fours" of its own design from the Kappa and Gamma series, which made up the majority of sales, as well as a new 1.6-liter Smartstream engine. In turn, the "diesel" part was represented by a 1.6-liter engine of the U series.

Body CN7

In the seventh generation, presented in 2020, the car again underwent significant changes in appearance, while maintaining its tendency to fastback, remaining a sedan. Compared to its predecessor, the interior space increased significantly, especially in the legroom area of the rear seat passengers, and a new dashboard with two displays appeared. The use of the new CL4 platform made it possible to significantly expand the list of electronic systems aimed at increasing safety. The "base" engine is still a 1.6-liter gasoline engine, which works in pair with a 6-speed "automatic", which has become part of the standard equipment of most versions. In turn, the "charged" version N-Line, as before, is equipped with a 1.6-liter turbocharged Smartstream G engine. In addition, a version with an updated "hybrid" power plant appeared, where an electric motor is used during parking and coasting. Even today, on domestic roads, you can still find cars of the first generations, not to mention those produced much later. For all these models, the online store "Mosavtoshina" offers a wide range of tires and wheels.

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