Hyundai Elantra Coupe 2013: Photos, Specs & Brief Review

The new 2013 Hyundai Elantra Coupe gives a modern approach to the coupe segment. It features a youth-oriented design, is equipped with premium features, and stands out for being comfortable, smooth, and quiet at all speeds, according to Car and Driver magazine. It combines a generous interior space with a stylish design at an affordable and tempting price. The Elantra coupe is one of my favorite vehicles these days, and that's why I'm going to tell you a little bit about it. In case you are looking for a good new car under 18000 dollars that is sporty, economical, compact and perfect for a young driver, you should consider giving a look and test drive to this Hyundai model.

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It has a wheelbase of 8.9 feet. This enables the car to have more efficiency with high levels of comfort. It measures 5.8 feet wide and 4.7 feet high. Its interior volume is 110.2 cu. Its trunk measures 14.8 Cu. With all these measures, it outperforms competing models.



It has a 1.8L 4-cylinder engine which produces 148 horsepower. It is a clean engine that makes this model a vehicle with virtually zero emissions.



It has 17" alloy wheels with dark inserts on the spokes to give it a dynamic presence.



Its interior is well equipped, with good lighting and first-class design. The seats were made of lightweight, environmentally friendly materials. They also have air conditioning. You can choose between a black or gray interior.



In the rear has two chrome tailpipes, and the SE model incorporates a spoiler. Furthermore, the front and rear have contraction zones to absorb and dissipate the impact energy away from the occupants in the cab.



The Hyundai Elantra Coupe 2013 starting price is $17,595 and is available in 7 different colors: Monaco white, shimmering silver, Atlantic blue, black noir pearl, volcanic red, blue sky metallic, and titanium gray metallic.

The badge of the model decorates the back of the car, right under the model name, in the trunk.

It is available in two different trim models, GS and SE, being the GS being the cheapest and basic. It has an estimated fuel economy of up to 38 MPG according to the automaker.

Among other features included, you will find: front fog lights, power windows with 1-touch down mode, power door locks, steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, Bluetooth® hands-free phone system, heated front seats, and air conditioning.



This sporty is based on the successful Elantra Sedan and was built to attract a younger audience. This Hyundai model is an evolution of the design language "Fluidic Sculpture" that characterizes new releases of the brand. This design language is based on the interaction that occurs between the wind and hard surfaces that generate a perception of fluid in motion.

In terms of safety, the 2013 Elantra Coupe features the stability control systems (VSM), six airbags, ABS, brake assist, EBD, and a structure specifically designed to absorb and dissipate the energy of impacts.

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I really love this car dude! The Elantra is part of one of the most revolutionary changes we've seen in the automotive industry in recent years. Another fact that may be of interest is that now, with this new design which is the 5th generation of the Elantra, moved up to give real competition to the Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic, Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Fusion and Mazda 3, as the previous generation was not even close to tickle them. Amazing isn't it?

I agree, this Hyundai is great, has an excellent autonomy, comes with the latest technology gadgets and its price is relatively cheap, but the Elantra has some issues too, is not a suitable car for tall people (like me), when you are behind the steering you can feel how slow it is, especially when you are overtaking another car, there it is when it loses its sport feeling.

Yep, I see your point, and this isn't the first time I've heard about those complaints with respect to the Elantra. But they also have a car for those worried about those concerns, and its name is Hyundai Sonata, it is bigger, more spacious, and more powerful, and of course, more expensive too :)) its exterior design is pretty similar, but being honest, I prefer the Elantra design, it has something that makes it look sexier.



Hyundai Sonata 2013 Vs. Hyundai Elantra 2013



or am I wrong?

The 4-door Elantra is much better, cooler, and modern. I don't like the Sonata; many people think they are very similar, but I see them as completely different. I had the opportunity to handle an Elantra Limited Tech Package on the highway, and it is smooth, economical, very comfortable, but as somebody said, its acceleration is poo,r and also I didn't like the sound system quality.Looking for some affordable car for my son!