Speaking of the Hyundai Veloster, your attraction will be easily drawn at its third door on its coupe’s passenger side. The automaker promotes its ease entrance and ease parking by applying two shorter doors. The physical appearance is a little bit odd, but still makes sense. Moreover, people love oddness.
The Hyundai Veloster is powered by a 1.6-liter direct 4V engine that generates 138 hp and 123 lbs-ft of torque. Power is distributed to the front wheels via a six-speed manual or automatic transmission gearbox. The car hits approximately fuel efficiency up to 40 highway mpg.
The little Veloster is Hyundai’s pride, claiming to have better fuel economy than the Honda CR-Z and lighter curb weight than Mini’s Cooper. However, the manufacturer has recognized that the car isn’t all targeted for speed out machine. You can fairly compare to the Mazda2’s for its level of handling and performance.
The automaker has put fair concern to its entertainment and comfort by applying the latest generation Hyudai’s telematics and infotainment technology. The car features USB, iPod connectivity, standard array of Bluetooth. The vehicle can be paired to an Android, iPhone or Blackberry handheld to feature Pandora Internet Radio. A Gracenote automatic control is attached to access media from a paired device and builds audio playlist using spoken command. The Hyundai Veloster is also enabled for audio ripping with the use of 10 CDs. The car has a standard speaker rig with 196-watt of power and 450-watt eight speaker of Dimension Premium Audio system. Navigation is offered optionally.
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