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The Hyundai Azera is a Korean sedan that charges into its sixth-generation, and one that has built a loyal fanbase since its inception in 1986. Adopting the Hyundai Grandeur alias in some parts of the world, the Azera is set to create new standards in the highly competitive D-segment of the market.
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Representing a bold step in the model’s evolution, the 2018 Azera flaunts an exterior that is bedecked with infinitely flowing lines and Hyundai’s signature Cascading Grille. Victor of numerous awards, the all-new Azera has already bagged the prestigious Red Dot design award for its high quality and originality.
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“The new Azera clearly sets its own path in terms of design. The styling is very balanced, very refined. Flowing lines make a strong statement, yet it also forms part of Hyundai’s evolving design language, which brings a sense of cohesion across our model range,” said Mike Song, Hyundai’s Head of Operations for Africa and the Middle East.
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Occupying the position of Hyundai’s halo model, the all-new Azera brings with it a plethora of technologies that come in the form of a wireless charging mat, a seven-inch infotainment screen, an Around View Monitor, Android Auto, Apple Car Play, memory seats, and a panoramic roof.
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Specifically, for the Middle East region, the all-new 2018 Hyundai Azera will be powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine that pushes out 240 horsepower through an 8-speed automatic transmission to the wheels up front. The launch of the all-new model is expected to take place in May, with deliveries to selected markets to follow soon after.
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