Driving the 2024 Hyundai i30 Sedan N So much fun for such little money!

The 2024 Hyundai i30 Sedan N is an update on this extremely popular car here in Australia.
It boasts more safety equipment, along with better ride and handling thanks to revised suspension, but still delivers all the fun and theatre we've come to expect from Hyundai's 'N' division

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Hyundai no longer sells petrol N models in Europe, which is a huge shame.
Although the regular Elantra is currently available in Poland, Romania and Bulgaria with a 90kW 1.6-litre engine, the Elantra N isn’t available in the EU area.
And the Hyundai N models are no longer sold in Romania, as the IONIQ 5 N isn’t gonna be sold there.

[@WebbyOnCars]

@DaveDVideoMaker Thanks for the information Dave, much appreciated.

[@JustPuli]

With we also had the sedans in South Africa. But we're stuck with only hatchbacks

[@WebbyOnCars]

@JustPuli The hatchback is still good though!

[@rc70ys]

If only they done it 4WD !

[@WebbyOnCars]

@rc70ys That would add more weight to the car, and would need more power to get the same level of performance. It would also increase the cost of the car.

[@ljp1942]

Not all Hyundai N cars are tuned for Australian roads the 120n isn't.

[@WebbyOnCars]

@ljp1942 You're absolutely right, thanks for the info.

[@michaeldejesus7418]

I30n or corolla hatch zr ?

[@WebbyOnCars]

@michaeldejesus7418 The Corolla ZR isn't a competitor to the i30 N as it's a hybrid, unless you mean the Corolla GR which definitely is.

[@satinder4367]

Corolla Zr will be up against i30 n-line/kia cerato GT but not the full N.

[@WebbyOnCars]

@@satinder4367 Exactly, that's why I asked if he meant the GR not the ZR.