Hyundai I40 Maps S Free Map Updates

Currently, the brand offers the i40 and Sonata concurrently in the medium segment, with the i40 available in both sedan and wagon forms while the Sonata is sedan-only.

This vehicle, at first glance, looks to be half-size smaller than the US-focused Sonata, and has a sportier overall design.

With the heavy amount of disguise layered on top of the new Hyundai i40 wagon, we can make out the cars overall profile, but not much else.

Up front, the new i40 should feature a version of Hyundais cascading grille, a thinner headlight setup, and LED driving and fog lights.

One part of Hyundais mid-sized passenger car arsenal alongside the Sonata, the 32,490 43,990 (plus on-road costs) i40 line-up has been simplified through the removal of 50 per cent of the variants available, and is more affordably priced than before by between 1500 and 3600.

Visually the revised i40 features a new front bumper assembly incorporating a prominent hexagonal grille and, for high-spec models, freshly minted LED foglights.

The silver i40 Tourer prototype snapped by CarAdvices spy photographers in Germany wears camouflage across its restyled front bumper.

Added to the entire range, which includes sedan and Tourer models powered by 2.0-litre petrol and 1.7-litre turbo-diesel engines, the Hyundai i40 now features the car makers all-new Drive Mode Select system as a replacement for its previous single-function Sport button.

Available in three trim levels, Active, Elite and Premium, the Hyundai i40 sedan and i40 Tourer now both include as standard an eight-sensor front and rear parking system.

Hyundai I40 Maps S Free Map Updates

The company is claiming this is a first for the Australian car industry, though in March Hyundais sister-brand Kia introduced a similar sat-nav package for the first time on its cars, providing owners with free map updates for the first two years after purchase.

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Hyundai I40 Maps Updates