It feels like it's grown to Grandeur! Looking at Hyundai Motor's Avante full change and design change

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Hyundai Motor's Avante Full Change (CN8) model test car, which is being developed, has been newly spotted on domestic roads and is drawing attention.

Although the test car, which was recently unveiled through the online community Namcha Cafe, is wearing a camouflage film, many of the design features are revealed to the outside.

The first part that attracts attention is the design of the front part. Reflecting Hyundai's latest design language, an "H" shaped daytime running light crosses the top of the headlamp, while a separate two-piece headlamp is applied at the bottom of the bumper. The radiator grille has a horizontal garnish pattern to complete a more refined image.


The side silhouette gives the impression of returning to the classic sedan style by making use of angles to the A and C pillars, breaking away from the existing coupe style. In particular, the C pillar is equipped with thick panels similar to the new Grandeur and opera glass design, creating a luxurious atmosphere.

The body gives an overall enlarged impression, and a sleek side mirror, a neat character line, and a wheel design similar to the existing design are combined. The rear part also leaves an unconventional impression with a large tail lamp and a vertical lamp with an "H" graphic. A large diffuser is applied to the rear bumper to emphasize the dynamic atmosphere.

Although no specific design has been revealed yet for the interior, it is known that the next-generation infotainment system "PLEOS" will be applied along with a 16:9 wide display. In particular, it is the first subcompact sedan to be equipped with a Bang & Olufsen sound system, which is expected to greatly improve indoor luxury.

Independent air vents, door armrest cup holders, and heating sheets will be applied to the second row, and convenience and safety specifications are expected to be significantly upgraded.

Powertrain will maintain its existing 1.6 gasoline, 2.0 LPI and 1.6 gasoline hybrid line-up, and high-performance N models will also come with it.

The new Avante full-change model will be officially released and released in early 2026.