How long is the Elantra's body?
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About the Elantra's body introduction as follows: 1. The body dimensions of the new Elantra. The length, width, and height of the new car are 4680mm, 1810mm, and 1415mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2720mm. 2. The design of the new Elantra. The new generation Elantra adopts Hyundai's latest design language, with a front end that dives forward, and an extended front lip that makes the car look more sporty; the fastback design on the side of the body gives the new generation Elantra a youthful and sporty appearance, and the inverted "Z" shaped lines composed of three waistlines are also very unique. In addition, the black roof and black window frames add a lot of personality.
As someone who has been following cars for a long time, I've looked up quite a bit of information. The body length of the Elantra varies slightly depending on the year and model, typically ranging between 4660mm to 4700mm. Taking the latest 2023 model as an example, it's approximately 4670mm, which is considered moderately long among compact sedans. I find this length quite practical for daily driving—it's not too short to cause cramped interior space, nor too long to affect parking convenience. From a historical perspective, the early generations of the Elantra have gradually increased in length. For instance, the older models from the 1990s were just over 4500mm. The current increase is mainly to enhance rear-seat legroom and trunk capacity, as modern consumers demand higher comfort. If you're a new driver, choosing the Elantra means this length won't be too challenging to handle in city parking garages. Personally, I think it strikes a good balance.
