- The redesigned 2021 Hyundai Elantra sedan starts at $20,645 for the base SE model.
- The Elantra is available in sporty N-Line and hybrid models, although the GT hatchback version has been discontinued.
- Hyundai says the redesigned Elantras will be reaching dealerships within the next few months.
Pricing for Hyundai’s redesigned 2021 Elantra compact sedan starts at $20,645 and ranges up to $29,095. The expanded lineup now includes a hybrid powertrain, and the sporty version with a turbocharged engine now wears the N-Line moniker (it was previously called the Elantra Sport). The Elantra GT hatchback model has been discontinued and won’t return for 2021.
The standard 2021 Elantra comes with a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter inline-four with 147 horsepower that promises up to 37 mpg combined. It starts off with the $20,645 SE model and also offers the better equipped $21,895 SEL and $26,445 Limited trim levels. All offer a continuously variable automatic transmission.
The Elantra hybrid carries a $2650 premium over the conventional model, and starts off with the $24,545 SEL hybrid trim. Hyundai estimates a combined EPA fuel-economy number of 50 mpg, and the hybrid offers a combined 139 horsepower. It’s also available in Limited spec, which costs $29,095.
The Elantra N-Line (pictured at top) is the model that gets us most excited, owing to its turbocharged 1.6-liter inline-four with 201 horsepower and standard six-speed manual transmission. It starts at $25,095 and offers a dual-clutch automatic transmission for an extra $900. The manual car comes with Goodyear Eagle F1 summer tires, while the automatic car has Hankook Ventus all-season tires.
Hyundai says the 2021 Elantra will go on sale in the U.S. in the fall, meaning it should arrive at dealerships soon.
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