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US-Spec Hyundai Elantra N-Line Priced, from $25,095

Today, Hyundai Motor America announced prices for the all-new 2021 Elantra N Line, which is priced at $24,100. These prices exclude destination charges of $995. The new 2021 Elantra N-Line model go on sale this fall. The Elantra N-Line won’t have, even as an option, the digital cluster or 10,25 inch IT system.

2021 Elantra N Line Product Overview

  • Performance-inspired N Line trim available on Elantra sedan for the first time
  • Eye-catching N Line design elements inside and out
  • Turbocharged engine and independent rear suspension

N Line Exterior Design Elements

  • N Line version of Hyundai’s signature Cascading Grille with distinctive red character line
  • N Line front bumper fascia
  • Black colored side sill moldings
  • N Line rear fascia with diffuser
  • Lip-spoiler
  • N Line badging
  • N Line 18-inch wheels and Hankook Ventus S1 RX 235/40R18 all-season tires (7-speed DCT) or Goodyear Eagle F1 235/40R18 summer tires (6-speed MT)
  • N Line window accents
  • Chrome twin exhaust
  • Sunroof
  • Projector headlights and full LED taillights

N Line Interior Design Elements

  • Unique leather-wrapped perforated N steering wheel
  • N Line sport seats with leather bolsters and N logos
  • N Line gearshift with metal accents and leather inserts
  • N Line analog gauge cluster
  • Red stitching and trim accents differentiate the N Line from the standard Elantra
  • Qi wireless charging pad
  • Smartphone digital key (NFC)
  • Alloy pedals
  • Black headliner

Elantra N Line Mechanical Improvements

2021 Elantra N Line 2021 Elantra Sedan
Engine mount stiffness + 13.9% 18kgf/㎜ 15.5 kgf/㎜
“Rollrod” mount stiffness + 16.6% 21kgf/㎜ 17.5 kgf/㎜
Spring stiffness (F/R) +26% (Front) / – 2.9 / 3.6 2.3 / 2.1
Stability bar diameters (F/R) +4.5% / – Φ23 / Φ17 22.2 / CTBA
Shocks N Line tune Base tune
Steering 64 mm/rev 62 mm/rev
Front brakes 12-inch rotors 11-inch rotors
Tires Hankook Ventus S1 RX 235/40R18 (All-season) Goodyear Eagle F1 235/40R18 (Summer) 15” Kumho and Hankook (All-season) 16” Kumho and Continental (All-season) 17” Kumho and Hankook (All-season)

Elantra N Line Driving Dynamics
As with the exterior and interior, the driving experience is enhanced for N Line performance with new suspension and steering tuning, revised powertrain mounts and summer tires. Additionally, Elantra N Line’s multi-link independent rear suspension, larger front brake rotors and summer tires make it a corner rascal.

Elantra N Line is powered by an exclusive 1.6-liter GDI turbocharged engine with six-speed manual or seven-speed Double Clutch Transmission (DCT). The DCT has a SHIFTRONIC manual shift mode via large steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters or the gear selector lever according to driver preference. An easy-to-read LCD readout on the instrument panel shows the selected gear at all times for the driver.

This drivetrain generates 201 horsepower and 195 lb.-ft. of torque to meet performance and fuel efficiency needs. An available sport mode can take the thrills a bit higher with more aggressive shift points and the ability to hold a gear longer.

Elantra GT & GT N Line Discontinued from US-market

It finally happened. Hyundai Motor America has announced some changes into their U.S line-up for 2021 model year and that will remove the Elantra GT hatchback also on its N-Line variant.

Despite it was a predictable movement (after they premiered the 7th generation Elantra sedan, the Elantra GT was removed from the media site) it was not until now when Hyundai officially discontinued.

In the case of regular Elantra GT, Hyundai allegedly decided to discontinue it due to the expand of its SUV line-up as well as market trend. The N-Line will have a different fate as will be replaced by Elantra N-Line sedan set to debut before the end of the year.

Below is a summary of changes to the Hyundai lineup for 2021 model year. This document will be updated regularly, creating a one-stop shop for the most up-to-date Hyundai vehicle lineup news.

2021 Elantra – All New
2021 Elantra Hybrid – All New
2021 Elantra N Line – New
2021 Sonata – Carryover
2021 Sonata Hybrid – Carryover
2021 Sonata N Line – New
2021 Accent – Carryover
2021 Veloster – Carryover
2021 Veloster N – Product Enhancement
2021 Ioniq – Carryover
2021 Venue – Carryover
2021 Kona – Carryover and adds Night Edition
2021 Kona Electric – Carryover
2021 Tucson – Carryover
2021 Santa Fe – Product enhancement
2021 Palisade – Carryover and adds Calligraphy trim
2021 Nexo – Carryover

Elantra GT – Discontinued from the lineup due to expanded SUV lineup that includes Venue and Kona.

Elantra GT N Line – Discontinued from the lineup and replaced with Elantra N Line that is being developed.