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Hyundai Avante Hybrid (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023

fuel consumption in combined cycle

Hyundai Avante Hybrid (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023
Hyundai Avante Hybrid (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023
Interior Hyundai Avante Hybrid (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023

19.5l/100km

Hyundai Avante (CN7) '04.2020–03.2023

Hyundai Avante (CN7) '04.2020–03.2023
 
Interior Hyundai Avante (CN7) '04.2020–03.2023

14.5l/100km

Hyundai Avante '09.2018–04.2020

Hyundai Avante '09.2018–04.2020
Hyundai Avante '09.2018–04.2020
Hyundai Avante '09.2018–04.2020

14.4l/100km

Hyundai Sonata South Korea (DN8) '03.2019–04.2023

Hyundai Sonata [South Korea] (DN8) '03.2019–04.2023
Hyundai Sonata [South Korea] (DN8) '03.2019–04.2023
Front Panel Hyundai Sonata [South Korea] (DN8) '03.2019–04.2023

13.0l/100km

Hyundai Avante N Line (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023

Hyundai Avante N Line (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023
Hyundai Avante N Line (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023
Interior Hyundai Avante N Line (CN7) '08.2020–03.2023

12.8l/100km

Hyundai Elantra N Worldwide (CN7) '2021–23

Hyundai Elantra N [Worldwide] (CN7) '2021–23
Hyundai Elantra N [Worldwide] (CN7) '2021–23
Front Panel Hyundai Elantra N [Worldwide] (CN7) '2021–23

10.4l/100km

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