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By: Ryan Konko

Hyundai’s new Continuously Variable Valve Lift engine has been caught inside the 2010 Hyundai Elantra. The Continuously Variable Valve Lift technology enables improved engine efficiency, resulting in a reduction in emissions,  greater engine performance and increased fuel economy. The turbocharged 2.4 liter engine will likely be available in future Elantra and Sonata models.

In 2010 the Hyundai Elantra will receive a slightly refreshed interior preceding the model’s 2011 redesign. The most notable change is the updated climate controls, which replace the knobs found in the current model.

By: Ryan Konko

Not wasting any time, Hyundai will be releasing a refreshed Genesis Sedan as it’s bigger brother, the Equus, arrives in 2010. The refreshed Genesis will receive a new grille, as well as slightly redesigned front and rear bumpers. New options include a supercharged version of the 4.6 liter Tau V8, which will only be available with awd. Heated and cooling rear seats and power rear headrests will be available along with new 20-inch wheels.

The next generation Hyundai Sonata’s engine bay caught testing.

More information and pictures will be up soon…