On November 2, Hyundai Motor Company announced they were voluntarily adjusting the fuel economy ratings on many of Hyundai and Kia's 2011, 2012 and 2013 vehicles. Of course this spurred several lawsuits.

All of the changes to the Hyundai models for 2019 are here: the new Nexo fuel cell hydrogen car, the updated Tucson, Santa Fe replaces Santa Fe Sport, Santa Fe XL replace Santa Fe, new Veloster, enhanced Elantra GT and more.

A new Elantra N-Line brings a 1.6 turbocharged engine, 201 horsepower, a six-speed manual and Summer performance tires. Palisade gets a new luxury trim level. An N-Line is also here for the Sonata, with the new 2.5 turbo from the Genesis G70, with 290 horsepower.

An all-new Tucson, more hybrids, a new pickup, and more. Also, the Hyundai Accent now only offers an automatic transmission, all except the N version of the Veloster are discontinued... all of the changes for the 2022 model year at Hyundai.