Hyundai has unveiled the 2016 Elantra, which will go on sale in the United States later this month.
According to the Korean carmaker, the 2016 Elantra gains a new Value Edition which provides a $1,000 savings by "bundling attractive features at just $550 more than an Elantra SE with the Popular Equipment package." It features a sunroof, mirrors with integrated turn signals, 16-inch alloy wheels and additional chrome trim. There's also a leather-wrapped tilt / telescoping steering wheel, heated front seats and a passive entry system with a keyless ignition.
Meanwhile, the Elantra Limited also gains additional standard equipment including a dual-zone automatic climate control system and a passive entry system with a keyless ignition.
Last but not least, the Elantra Sport has a lower starting price of $20,250 but loses the leather seats and power sunroof.
