You sure that the Veloster got an digital dash? Can't find any pictures or informations about that.
We you configurate the i30 facelift here in Germany you can choose the digital dash so I think the i30 n will come with this option as well.
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We you configurate the i30 facelift here in Germany you can choose the digital dash so I think the i30 n will come with this option as well.
Maybe you can get the digital dash as option.
Also the bucket seats are available as option.
The disc brakes change from 345mm to 360mm.
I guess the 5bhp will be enough because they seem to have changed the engine map.
The biggest and important question for me is - did they maybe change mechanical parts of the turbo.
If yes, this could be a reason to swap the old model for me.
Also the bucket seats are available as option.
The disc brakes change from 345mm to 360mm.
I guess the 5bhp will be enough because they seem to have changed the engine map.
The biggest and important question for me is - did they maybe change mechanical parts of the turbo.
If yes, this could be a reason to swap the old model for me.
From watching videos it driving round the track when it was first released in Korea, the Veloster N did not have digital dash, and shared the same dash as the current models
They are shi*t so that's not a bad thing. I always prefer Michelin over the Pirelli.
My post was a little bit emotionalI probably wouldn't go as far as to say they're shit, the PS4S is just a better product
You're right. They aren't sh*t especially when just driving daily. But as soon you start to drive at the limit/on track you will become problems with traction and grip and the car starts to oversteer very soon. With the PS4S I can take curves about 20-30% faster. But this is only by the way.B2T.
Once the car releases I'll ask my dealer if they could put on the engine software of the new model, maybe they can do it...
Fingers crossed
I doubt that VERY MUCH! The dealers here won't even install wheels on your car if they're not OE parts. I totally understand that, and thank god they have that policy
Just got my aftermarket brake discs/pads installed yesterday at my dealership, they really don't care 
Just got my aftermarket brake discs/pads installed yesterday at my dealership, they really don't care
That would NEVER happen over here.
I recall my internship at BMW where, as an exceptional situation, they bolted aftermarket wheels onto an E60 M5 because the owner was very very influential. He turned up in a Gallardo with two wheels and the other two arrived later with a friend in an RS4.
In any other case, nothing like this ever takes place (from my experience)
Seems to be closer than we think, perhaps a few more weeks
Supposedly Hyundai is unveiling it within "a few more days" according to this article:
2021 Hyundai i30 N DCT | Prototype review
What does the option of a dual-clutch eight-speed auto bring to the Hyundai N table?
www.pistonheads.com
As much as I am loving some of the additions to the car, I would personally still be waiting for the next version of the i30n. The facelift has some nice new features but it will come at a cost of a higher price, and if I went for the DCT a good lump of additional weight (would consider DCT after top gears write up). If they can continue this run they are on, onto the next version of the car in a few years; I'll definitely be interested in getting another!
Exciting times to be an N fan/owner I'd say!
Exciting times to be an N fan/owner I'd say!
It says, it‘s on sale at MarchSupposedly Hyundai is unveiling it within "a few more days" according to this article:
2021 Hyundai i30 N DCT | Prototype review
What does the option of a dual-clutch eight-speed auto bring to the Hyundai N table?
i thought we coule buy it by the end of 2020It says, it‘s on sale at March
That might be UK specific. The UK seems to be getting the normal i30 facelift later than left-hand drive markets, so the same could ring true for the i30N.
