Not too long ago, compact sedans were seen as economy cars whose primary job was A-to-B transportation. Tailored for those with tight budgets, these economy cars didn't have the classy features of today; 10.3-inch touchscreens, premium audio systems, and automatic emergency braking with adaptive cruise control were nowhere on the horizon. A performance-oriented compact? Forget about it.
But as the overall compact sedan market contracts, the picture is changing for those players remaining in the game. The 2021 Hyundai Elantra is a case in point. With four powertrains available, including a hybrid and two performance-oriented models, the 2021 Elantra is stepping up its game. Read the full article here.
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