Hyundai Sonata 2023 News

It's already been a big year for Hyundai in Australia, with the new car market's number five-ranked brand having just launched the dramatic Ioniq 6 EV sedan. But that Tesla Model 3-baiting, ultra-low drag four door is just the beginning of an extensive 2023 new model roll-out for the South Korean giant.

The mid-size sedan market is a shrinking one, and that’s prompting car brands to either abandon the segment, or make their car as attractive as possible to buyers.

Hyundai is readying to unleash a wave of new electrified models in a bid to recover lost ground in the sales race and establish itself as an electric vehicle leader. Fresh off launching 18 new or updated models in an 18 month period, the South Korean brand’s Australian operation has confirmed it will introduce 17 new or face lifted products between now and early 2024.

From cheeky challengers to established favourites in only five years, Hyundai’s N and N Line performance models are now accounting for a quarter of all new Hyundai’s sold in Australia.

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