Hyundai Veloster FAQs

• Are Hyundai Velosters good cars?

  Even if you're not a fan of the distinctive styling, you'll come around to the Hyundai Veloster once you've sat inside this beautiful unit and taken it for a spin. Compared with its nearest peer in the i30, the Veloster adds so much more depth and substance, enough to justify its dearer price-tag at any level throughout the range. The engine line-up is athletic, making this a fun and exciting car to drive, while the safety and equipment list runs deep. With more practicality than a coupe, and much-improved ride quality, the Veloster is the ideal daily-driver.

• What's wrong with the Hyundai Veloster?

  Hyundai has markedly improved the Veloster in recent years, with this latest version the best yet. In terms of downsides, you'll either love or hate the unique three-door configuration, but in our view, there is enhanced practicality as a result, but room in the back seat is somewhat cramped for adults. Rear-view visibility is not the greatest, and the factory headlights are not quite as effective as those found in other cars, but otherwise, there isn't a whole lot here that should put you off.

• How much is the Hyundai Veloster?

  Prices for the new Hyundai Veloster range from $29,780 for the entry-level variant all the way up to $43,410 for the top-of-the-range Veloster Turbo Premium TTR. Prices are based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price, meaning the driveaway price will be higher after accounting for on-road costs, dealer delivery and stamp duty. The Veloster is only available with a petrol engine, however, you can choose between a 2.0-litre motor in the base variants or a 1.6-litre turbo across the other versions on offer.