Beijing Hyundai announced that the all-new generation Hyundai Sonata unveiled at the 2023 Guangzhou Auto Show officially rolled off the assembly line, and said that Beijing Hyundai officially joined the 12 million car factory club. The all-new Sonata follows the unified design of the parent factory and has a more stylish and sporty appearance, and is expected to start pre-sales in Chinese mainland in January 2024 and officially launch in March.
The all-new generation of the Hyundai Sonata rolls off the production line, bringing Beijing Hyundai to the milestone of producing 12 million new vehicles.
In terms of appearance, it adopts the brand's latest design language, with more emphasis on the overall sense of sport and technology. At the front of the car, it introduces a split LED headlight cluster, daytime running lights run through the entire front of the car, and a large trapezoidal air intake on the bumper, which not only creates a rather avant-garde sense of technology, but also is highly recognizable. In terms of model configuration, it is available in the standard model and the N Line sports model, the latter of which is blackened in the details of the exterior and added an exclusive aero package to create a more stylish atmosphere.
The interior of the car has also been significantly updated, with the center console consisting of a hyperboloid 12The 3-inch screen is composed of a new style of three-spoke multi-function direction, which is quite trendy in terms of visual sense. In the interior of the car, you can also see the use of through-line design elements similar to the exterior to enhance the sense of hierarchy of the vehicle. It will be equipped with a head-up display, Apple CarPlay Android Auto, a large sunroof, a Bose surround sound system, and a number of adjustment functions for the main driver's seat, while there are also mood lights to create a different atmosphere in the cabin.
In terms of power, the N Line model uses the latest 2A 5-liter T-GDI turbocharged four-cylinder engine is also equipped with an all-wheel drive system, while the standard model has a 15-liter turbocharged engine and 20 litres of naturally aspirated option. The eighth-generation Hyundai Sonata debuted in March 2019 and is now taking on a more dynamic stance to consolidate its position as a large sedan and showcase the design elements of the new generation.