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Hyundai Coupe: Facelifted Hyundai Coupe arrives

Hyundai gets nose job, tail tweaks and updated interior

Hyundai has announced details of the facelifted Coupe that has just gone on sale. While the engine line-up remains unchanged – i.e. 1.6- and 2-litre four-cylinder units offering 103bhp and 141bhp respectively, and a range-topping 165bhp 2.7 V6 – the revised Coupe has a new front end, plus updated lights and a revised bumper at the rear.

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Inside there's a new centre console and standard equipment levels have risen. Prices start at £15,745 for the 1.6 (which also features low Group 8D insurance), rising to £19,495 for the manual V6.

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