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Overview
Product Specifications
Item |
Details |
Model |
2023 Hyundai Elantra 1.5L CVT LUX Premium Trim |
Condition |
Used, Second-Hand, Inspected Export Unit |
Mileage |
Approx. 35,400 km |
Production Year |
2023 |
Body Type |
4-Door, 5-Seat Compact Sedan |
Powertrain |
1.5L Naturally Aspirated Petrol Engine + CVT Automatic |
Engine Parameters |
G4FL, Inline-4, Naturally Aspirated, 1,497cc Displacement |
Max Power |
115 PS (84.5 kW) @ 6,300 rpm |
Max Torque |
143.9 N·m @ 4,500 rpm |
Max Speed |
190 km/h |
Fuel Standard |
China VI Emission Compliant |
Combined Fuel Consumption |
5.55 L/100km (WLTC-Rated) |
Fuel Tank Capacity |
47 L |
Dimensions (L×W×H) |
4,720 × 1,810 × 1,415 mm |
Wheelbase |
2,720 mm |
Curb Weight |
1,261 kg |
Trunk Volume |
474 L |
Standard Configurations |
LUX Premium Trim Above GLS/GLX Grades, Below TOP Flagship, Touchscreen Infotainment, LED Lighting, Multi-Zone Comfort Features |
Product Introduction
This 2023 Hyundai Elantra 1.5L CVT LUX Premium Trim is a used, inspected export unit with approximately 35,400 km on the odometer, offered to overseas distributors looking to add a globally recognized compact sedan nameplate to their used sedan export lineup at a competitive price point. The Elantra needs no introduction in most export markets — it has been sold internationally for decades and carries strong resale confidence with buyers across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
Under the hood, this unit runs Hyundai's naturally aspirated 1.5-liter four-cylinder (G4FL), producing 115 PS (84.5 kW) and 143.9 N·m of torque, paired with a CVT automatic tuned for smooth, low-maintenance daily driving rather than outright performance. The WLTC-rated combined fuel consumption of 5.55 L/100km makes this a genuinely economical option for distributors targeting fuel-cost-conscious buyers, while the naturally aspirated architecture avoids the added service complexity of a turbocharged engine — a meaningful advantage in markets with less developed dealer service networks.
As the LUX trim — positioned above the entry GLS and mid-range GLX grades, just below the range-topping TOP flagship — this unit carries a well-rounded equipment level including touchscreen infotainment and LED lighting, giving buyers most of the features that matter without paying for the top trim's full option list. At 4,720mm long with a 2,720mm wheelbase, the Elantra's rear-seat space and 474-liter trunk remain competitive within the compact sedan segment.
Every used unit offered under this listing goes through a pre-export condition and documentation check, with a Certificate of Conformity supplied to support customs clearance in the destination market. At approximately 35,400 km, this unit reflects roughly one to two years of regular use — well within the service life expected of this powertrain — making it a strong candidate for distributors sourcing used compact sedan export stock at volume for bulk export programs.
FAQ
Q1: Is this vehicle new or used?
A1: This is a used vehicle with approximately 35,400 km on the odometer, offered as an inspected export unit.
Q2: What condition checks are performed before export?
A2: Units go through a pre-export condition and documentation check before being made available to overseas distributors.
Q3: What sets the LUX trim apart from the GLS and GLX grades?
A3: LUX sits above the entry GLS and mid-range GLX grades, just below the range-topping TOP flagship, adding a more complete equipment level including touchscreen infotainment and LED lighting.
Q4: What engine and transmission does this model use?
A4: A naturally aspirated 1.5-liter four-cylinder (G4FL) producing 115 PS / 84.5 kW and 143.9 N·m of torque, paired with a CVT automatic transmission.
Q5: Is the mileage typical for this model year?
A5: At approximately 35,400 km, this unit's mileage is consistent with one to two years of regular daily use.
Q6: Why choose a naturally aspirated engine over a turbocharged variant?
A6: The naturally aspirated 1.5L architecture generally involves simpler, lower-cost maintenance than turbocharged alternatives, which can be an advantage in markets with less developed dealer service networks.
Q7: What is the fuel consumption for this model?
A7: The WLTC-rated combined fuel consumption is 5.55 L/100km.
Q8: What documentation is provided for export clearance?
A8: Each unit ships with a Certificate of Conformity along with standard export paperwork, supporting customs clearance under the destination country's import requirements.
Q9: How much trunk space does this sedan offer?
A9: The Elantra has a 474-liter trunk, competitive within the compact sedan segment.
Q10: What emission standard does this vehicle meet?
A10: This model is certified to the China VI emission standard.