Own 2013 , 1.8 Elantra . Eight years has passed.....No issues whatsoever. It accelerates briskly. Was a bit skeptical prior to booking. What can I say. It is a car . I have no regrets picking a Hyundai over the default of the majority of malaysian which Toyota and Honda. Looking forward to purchase a Santa Fe..
Tbh Hyundai has come a long way. Stereotypes should give it a try. My first Elantra already wow-Ed me and it’s way more exciting and appealing compared to the usuals like (t.....,h....,)
How good Korean build car, Malaysian still not satisfied, but if the Japanese brand brings old model with dinosaur years tech, they will still says its still good. hmmm.
@@Seramics Because it is Malaysia National pride, Proton. If it was to name as Geely, I believe the response will be like how majority view Korean cars negatively.
Just learn how to keep your car clean and light coloured interiors won't be that big of a hassle. Some interiors simply looks better with bright colour schemes.
Interesting looking car, hopefully it won't be misrepresented by the local disty. Always had a thing for the amazing amount of features and safety of Korean cars. Unfortunately, value-for-money features they are known for is non-existent in Malaysian.
This Elantra is pretty well equipped, but having only a 1.6 NA would be a turn off for many. Typical of the distributors, they love to continously shoot themselves in the foot.
finally the rear foglight does not cannibalizing right side of reverse light... rear foglight must mandated just placed lower at bumper... not like pickup trucks, placed right side where the reverse light should be...
@@YSKhongDriving Don't overlook the current 1.8l Civic on offer. It's currently the benchmark C segment sedan as far as pricing is concerned , and its a good overall performing car too. If I'm not mistaken, it's currently priced just below Rm110k!
@@ianpolo5673 The base model Civic doesn't come close to the Hyundai in terms of modern safety features. But to those who are on a tight budget but is looking for a presentable and reputable C segment sedan, they can't go wrong with the current Civic base model. If only Honda Malaysia could have offered the AEB with a little hike in asking price, i forsee another round of active buying happening for this base model Civic.
Seems not many reviews about it from overseas. We'll have to see in the coming 5 years. They say its using a metal chain belt rather than the conventional metal belt. Improving response and hopefully reliability.
@@Harzman01 then it means this form of gearbox isnt fit for purpose if they need to keep tinkering, changes etc. On principle i wont buy any car wt cvt, Ivt.. what ever veetee they want to call it.
@@hoomee7605 cannot say like that. Everything in the car is always tinkered with all the time. If not then there's no innovation and improvement. Hyundai has one of the better transmissions. In terms of feel their IVT is one of the best. So far the past 2 to 3 years? Overseas markets I see have had no issues. As with all car components, they are engineered many years before actually put into a car. Unlike Japanese brands and Proton which they choose a gearbox from an Oem, hyundai makes their own.
@@YSKhongDriving It's the same thing but different :) My question still stands: is the hyundai elantra 2021 limited equipped with the ivt form of cvt ?
@@YSKhongDriving owh really.....aiyo....i thought you already driven it......smaller size compare to mazda 3 even in a same segment? Oh i see.......not interior not crampy like mazda3 right? Hehehe..
This is called stupid greed. You don't see SG's Avante price jacked up 50%. Both compare to previous gen price and both are CBU. Nobody will buy this car.
But then when the previous AD Elantra was sold here, it was competitively priced, had a wonderful 1.6T Sport variant that makes more power than Honda's 1.5T unit, but guess how many people bought it?...
@@andrewwalla4877 I'm not going to argue about looks, but I don't think the AD Elantra's interior is anywhere near ugly. But does the Proton Persona have a 1.6 turbocharged engine that makes 200hp? Oh, the Hyundai has build quality and refinement that pre-Geely Proton can only dream about.
For a 1.6 and most importantly an Auto with N.A. engine, achieving such timing is totally acceptable if one compare to Corolla 1.6, Mazda 3 1.5 or for that matter Civic 1.6 (SG available). It basically outperform them.
@@ianpolo5673 I was initially skeptical at the 10.4 0-100 timing. It appears that the 10.4 may be very well true, as the new IVT transmission reduces power loss, which makes the car more efficient at putting the power on the road.
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Own 2013 , 1.8 Elantra . Eight years has passed.....No issues whatsoever. It accelerates briskly. Was a bit skeptical prior to booking. What can I say. It is a car . I have no regrets picking a Hyundai over the default of the majority of malaysian which Toyota and Honda. Looking forward to purchase a Santa Fe..
Tbh Hyundai has come a long way. Stereotypes should give it a try. My first Elantra already wow-Ed me and it’s way more exciting and appealing compared to the usuals like (t.....,h....,)
In depth review, especially about the engine!
Kimchi usally pretty no market value which is good...I look forward to take care second hand...because I been too broke to afford new one...
How good Korean build car, Malaysian still not satisfied, but if the Japanese brand brings old model with dinosaur years tech, they will still says its still good. hmmm.
Got to agree. Too overwhelmed by the brand names and not catching up with the reality majority of these people.
Exactly! Like I always say, Malaysian are third world country mindset
Kualiti jenama ni memang bagus sebenarnya., cuma takde tempat di hati rakyat Malaysia
Geely is new. But Msian snap it up Iike hotcakes.
@@Seramics Because it is Malaysia National pride, Proton. If it was to name as Geely, I believe the response will be like how majority view Korean cars negatively.
still missing the old Elantra 1.6 turbo 7 speed dual clutch : (
I'm renting one of these right now and I'm really impressed with its highway passing speed.
This 1.6 engine has twin intake port injectors as mentioned. But in detail one is nearer to the intake valve while the other is further away.
Thank you for your contribution.
The light scheme interior is a put off for our climate. One branded Japanese car tried on their mid size SUV and stopped doing it after a while.
Just learn how to keep your car clean and light coloured interiors won't be that big of a hassle.
Some interiors simply looks better with bright colour schemes.
Its depend on interior design, like on the acv40 camry would be nice and the new camry put the black to meet the malaysian preferences.
@@zeNightshade really? i thought white interior makes it easier to spot yellow stain
Like the design
Interesting looking car, hopefully it won't be misrepresented by the local disty. Always had a thing for the amazing amount of features and safety of Korean cars. Unfortunately, value-for-money features they are known for is non-existent in Malaysian.
I think this one is fully loaded.
This Elantra is pretty well equipped, but having only a 1.6 NA would be a turn off for many.
Typical of the distributors, they love to continously shoot themselves in the foot.
Anyone noticed that the China Elantra, their front bonnet is in one piece which look cleaner without the cut line in between front grille.
Is the ambient light removed? Because i saw korea showroom’s Elantra has ambient light
finally the rear foglight does not cannibalizing right side of reverse light... rear foglight must mandated just placed lower at bumper... not like pickup trucks, placed right side where the reverse light should be...
Hyundai, please learn one thing, most of malaysian doesnt like bright scheme interior colour, always black.
They offered two colour schemes for the interior.. Fully black and black and white
a contrast matching of black and dark brown or grey would be nice.
For Some Buyers will choose Birght colors interior that Bored Black interior
i look damn nice.. sadly the price is too high for MY as Hyundai is not popular here
If its priced more than Rm120k, Hyundai Malaysia can say bye2 to their share for the C segment sedan.
I personally think it' hard for any C segment to be priced under RM120k nowadays. Those days are gone.
@@YSKhongDriving more than 120k is OK for a full spec car but the price should not exceed 130k for a 1.6na...
@@YSKhongDriving Don't overlook the current 1.8l Civic on offer. It's currently the benchmark C segment sedan as far as pricing is concerned , and its a good overall performing car too. If I'm not mistaken, it's currently priced just below Rm110k!
@@nickloong I wonder if the Civic offers as much safety features as the Elantra despite it being priced lower?
@@ianpolo5673 The base model Civic doesn't come close to the Hyundai in terms of modern safety features. But to those who are on a tight budget but is looking for a presentable and reputable C segment sedan, they can't go wrong with the current Civic base model. If only Honda Malaysia could have offered the AEB with a little hike in asking price, i forsee another round of active buying happening for this base model Civic.
how is the reliability of the ivt? the design is weirdly appealing, the sonata too far out imo.
Seems not many reviews about it from overseas. We'll have to see in the coming 5 years. They say its using a metal chain belt rather than the conventional metal belt. Improving response and hopefully reliability.
@@Harzman01 then it means this form of gearbox isnt fit for purpose if they need to keep tinkering, changes etc. On principle i wont buy any car wt cvt, Ivt.. what ever veetee they want to call it.
@@hoomee7605 cannot say like that. Everything in the car is always tinkered with all the time. If not then there's no innovation and improvement. Hyundai has one of the better transmissions. In terms of feel their IVT is one of the best. So far the past 2 to 3 years? Overseas markets I see have had no issues.
As with all car components, they are engineered many years before actually put into a car. Unlike Japanese brands and Proton which they choose a gearbox from an Oem, hyundai makes their own.
because your mind has some Broken that's why you say this cars is weird.I know people like this always support JDM.
Looks like a 250k car but people will only buy if it's below RM120k.
Will buy it next year
Hey do you buy it？
I am from Romania and I put an order for the 2021 hyundai elantra limited 123 hp. Is it cvt or ivt ? cause on the contract it says cvt
IVT is another form of CVT, with different programming. In effect it is still a CVT.
@@YSKhongDriving It's the same thing but different :) My question still stands: is the hyundai elantra 2021 limited equipped with the ivt form of cvt ?
@@YSKhongDrivingто есть она должна быть более надёжной?
Uncle, i see you wearing wireless microphone, but why your voice sounds like you are not wearing one?
Broadcasting accident. First 2 minutes.
hopefully Malaysia gets the N line spec
Not for the moment.
Uncle....do you like this car? How it compare to mazda 3?
Donno, have not driven it. Anyway, Mazda3 is a bigger vehicle.
@@YSKhongDriving owh really.....aiyo....i thought you already driven it......smaller size compare to mazda 3 even in a same segment? Oh i see.......not interior not crampy like mazda3 right? Hehehe..
sorry Uncle Khong this video clip audio quality can barely hear anything clearly in my case.
It's only the first minute pr sp. After that is ok.
woahhhh 8 speed i thought you be 6 speed for ever
This is called stupid greed. You don't see SG's Avante price jacked up 50%. Both compare to previous gen price and both are CBU.
Nobody will buy this car.
Will you be testing this car anytime soon?
Hopefully. But now the authorities are more strict, and we have to follow the current rules.
Wait for MG to arrive better lah...
bila nak naik genting uncle
Curious, does this Elantra still comes with the 6MT variant?
Watch the video.
Does not have spare tyre????
Lousy costing and price strategy
Saw the canadian review, they have spare tyre and higher horsepower
Is the spare tire that important now?
@@Laughingorcorp of course
@@kingsboy1828 yes you were right
RM 155k for a Hyundai? With 1.6 engine ?hahahahah
But then when the previous AD Elantra was sold here, it was competitively priced, had a wonderful 1.6T Sport variant that makes more power than Honda's 1.5T unit, but guess how many people bought it?...
Malaysia small market for them
@@germaineliew2012 that was ugly😁 have u seen the interior..Id rather a proton Persona
@@andrewwalla4877 I'm not going to argue about looks, but I don't think the AD Elantra's interior is anywhere near ugly.
But does the Proton Persona have a 1.6 turbocharged engine that makes 200hp? Oh, the Hyundai has build quality and refinement that pre-Geely Proton can only dream about.
10.4sec 0-100, thats the important point haha.
With 1.6L it is quite good. With car this big. Based on that 0-100 faster than almera turbo and yaris. The b segment car.
Good point bro.
For a 1.6 and most importantly an Auto with N.A. engine, achieving such timing is totally acceptable if one compare to Corolla 1.6, Mazda 3 1.5 or for that matter Civic 1.6 (SG available). It basically outperform them.
@@ianpolo5673 I was initially skeptical at the 10.4 0-100 timing. It appears that the 10.4 may be very well true, as the new IVT transmission reduces power loss, which makes the car more efficient at putting the power on the road.
wow
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Colour dia macam undercoat 2k
Electric Shadow.
90K
Hahaha.
It may not be obvious. But he’s showcasing the Elite variant. As of today, its at S$104,999
Soon...sell at a loss
cannot hear talking what ?yyy
Underpowered and low resale value...will gather dust in showroom 🤭🤭
Did u hear he said 0-100 is 10.4 secs? Is this still underpower to you?
@@82junxi compared to X50 🤭🤭
@@kingsboy1828 don't act like small kid lah..
@@BALRAJ8412 what's the 1/4 mile speed, big boy 🤭🤭
@@kingsboy1828 You are comparing between a Turbo and N.A. Does it make sense?