Hyundai "bullet" is online, the rear row is equipped with "big rear projection", and the space is comparable to a space capsule!
In fact, since last year, Hyundai Motor has unveiled this bullet model "STARIA", and some netizens have photographed that the first batch of models have been introduced into China, if according to the normal time node, the new car will be expected to officially meet you in the second half of this year. And like the new Kia Carnival, this car is not made in the conventional sense, but uses "processing with supplied materials", that is, imported auto parts, which are sold after being assembled in China!
Let's take a brief look at this car, since it is associated with the "bullet", then the whole car must have used a lot of smooth line layout in the design! Only in the front position, we can hardly see any bulging decoration, from the front to the middle grid and then to the front envelope almost to form a whole, it should be the ceiling in the current MPV in terms of coherence. Taking this version as an example, the whole body of black metallic paint, and then inlaid with black and gold elements, will create a different sense of nobility! The vertical LED headlights on both sides have also become more rounded, and almost connected with the entire body. The logo on the front of the hood indicates the identity. And the design along with the windshield is quite similar to the upcoming release of the ideal MEGA.
And when it comes to the sideways, the whole fluency has also been extended. The opening method of the super large angle on both sides makes it very convenient to get on and off the car. In terms of dimensions, the new car is much better than the GL8, its length, width and height are 5255 mm, 1995 mm, 2000 mm, and the wheelbase is 3275 mm. It is conceivable how excellent its interior space is, and it is basically the ceiling in the current MPV field. Coming to the rear of the car, although it only adopts the most conventional design, it is still just right for the whole detail. In particular, the vertical crystal taillights on both sides are the biggest highlight of the tail, and we also noticed that a layer of gold decoration has been added to the chassis position, which also reflects the noble side.
After talking about the exterior, we are looking at the interior, which also brings a subversive layout, and in order to maximize its space, all the layouts have been simplified. The floating LCD instrument 1 is small and delicate, but the basic information displayed is still sufficient. The middle position is a completely suspended multimedia screen, which is just unified with the control panel below, and the new car also uses a button-type square change method, which is placed on the left side of the screen, which feels a little anti-human, but the control is still very convenient.
As mentioned earlier, the size of this car is larger than that of the Buick GL8, and its rounded design maximizes its interior space. Of course, the biggest highlight of the whole car is that it has a very large number of seat layouts, which can support up to 11 seats, and the seat layout adopts a 3+2+3+3 approach. The 4-row seat layout is relatively rare in the Chinese MPV market, so in terms of space, this car definitely has a "space capsule" effect. In addition, the roof is also equipped with a large integrated sunroof, the front and rear rows are separated by a large "rear projection", and the whole car is equipped with 18 high-quality audio systems, bringing the feeling of a theater version.
The powertrain will be mated to two powertrains, a 2.2-liter turbodiesel engine and a 3.5-liter LPI V6 engine. The diesel version has a maximum horsepower of 177 hp and a maximum torque of 440 Nm. The petrol version has a maximum horsepower of 240 hp and a maximum torque of 320 Nm. It is mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission from South Korea's Hyundai Mobis, and on the flagship variant, the car is also equipped with a four-wheel drive system. So the whole power performance is beyond doubt. The new car is expected to be officially unveiled in the second half of the year.