What is the Suo 8 car?

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ClaireMarie
09/03/25 2:53am
Suo 8 refers to the eighth-generation Sonata. Below is relevant information about the eighth-generation Sonata: 1. Basic Introduction: The eighth-generation Sonata is the eighth iteration of the Sonata model, designed and developed by Hyundai Motor America's R&D Center. Based on the U.S. version of the Sonata, the Beijing Hyundai eighth-generation Sonata has been tailored for Chinese consumers with eight additional high-tech features, gaining higher recognition for such design. The domestically produced eighth-generation Sonata offers eight variants, equipped with either a 2.0L or 2.4L engine. 2. Dynamic Beauty: It features a luxurious large panoramic sunroof with a three-panel design to maximize interior visibility. The hawk-eye style HID xenon headlights exhibit a sharp and aggressive design. The xenon headlights come with automatic cleaning and height adjustment functions.
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