Following its European brother i30, Hyundai’s just-for-North-America hatchback received some nips and tucks for the new year. The easiest to notice lies up front: the hexagonal grille became lower and wider and shows horizontal stripes, in order to remind of the latest Genesis, Sonata and Veloster. Other new features are the 17” wheels’ design and, inside, an optional 7” touchscreen through which you control a new infotainment system that includes HD radio and Apple Siri integration. There’s also the Bluelink system, bringing remote starting and Google-based destination search.
