Hyundai introduces i30 SR concept in Sydney

Hyundai Australia is set to receive the Hyundai i-30 SR Hatchback to the local line-up. It is said that the carwill benefit from a larger and more powerful direct injection engines as well as a number of sports styling enhancements over the standard i30.

Showcased in a production- ready concept form the well know Hyundai i30 borrows its 2.0-litre petrol engine from its i40 range, which produces, 130kW and 213Nm and the engine has 18% more power and 20% more Torque than the base i30’s 110kW/178Nm 1.8-litre engine, which promises us with more performance and acceleration. Based on the mid-range i30 Elite, The Hyundai i30 SR gets a unique black sports grille, LED daytime running lamps, front fog lights, 17-inch alloy wheels, rear diffuser, partial leather upholstery with red inserts, and along with that, chrome finished and red coloured SR badges.

Hyundai Australia marketing director Oliver Mann says the i30 SR is not intended to be the quickest hot-hatch on the block, but rather a sports-themed package with added flair and ability. “Our intent would be to deliver driver enjoyment over outright speed and to offer sporty drivability and everyday practicality in an affordable package,” Mann said.

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