The Hyundai Grandeur has been a smash hit, in South Korea, selling 113,047 units in 2023. Sporting heritage notes, pixels and now a black package for 2025, it’s still not coming to Nigeria. But as the best-selling new car in Korea, the Grandeur lives on and will surely make its way strongly to Nigeria in no time.
Although interesting, the design may not be everyone's cup of choice, especially on the outside. As a result, some rendering artists have started giving it all kinds of unofficial facelifts. The latest we came across bears Kolesa's signature all over it and represents a more down-to-earth proposal.
The 2025 Hyundai Grandeur model year also gains Lane Keep Assist 2.0, a new climate system with OTA updates, a fire extinguisher, steering wheel grip detection, and additional lighting.
The design is stunning and futuristic with slim LED lights and a bold facia. The side profile is clean with a uniquely shaped rear-pillar design into a fastback-style roof. The interior is also gorgeous with plenty of LED lighting, dual screens, a climate screen, and a heritage design steering wheel.
Designers used real wood, aluminium, and naturally dyed Nappa leather quilted in a traditional Korean pattern.
Hyundai is one of the few companies that remains committed to traditional passenger cars in Nigeria. Its low-slung portfolio comprises the battery-electric Ioniq 6, as well as the Elantra, Elantra Hybrid, Elantra N, and the Sonata. The Korean company has other such rides in its overseas lineup, like the Grandeur. The mid-size sedan has been in the seventh generation since late last year when production commenced at the Asan factory in its home market.
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