2012 hyundai accent
For North America, Accent is expected to debut in sedan form  (reportedly at the Montreal International Auto Show in January 2011) and  follow up with a two-door hatchback/coupe by the time it arrives in  showrooms in summer 2011 (following its U.S. introduction at the 2011  New York show).The new car adopts the  “Fluidic Sculpture” design direction which debuted on the 2011 Sonata  and Tucson, and will continue in the new generation Elantra introduced  at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show. On Accent, that means retaining the  split trapezoidal grille of Tucson and Elantra, an upswept belt line to  impress a couple like profile, and a character crease through the door  handles.
2012 hyundai accent
No interior shots are yet available, but it reportedly follows the  look of Sonata and Elantra, with a Y-shaped centre stack to split the  driver and passenger areas, and a similar T-spoke treatment on the  steering wheel.
Accent comes with a couple engine choices elsewhere, but for North  America it is expected to derive power from a 1.6-litre four-cylinder  engine (part of the gamma line, in Hyundai engine speak) that makes 138  hp and 123 lb.-ft. of torque. Continuously variable valve timing will  also aid in maintaining a level of economy expected in the sub-compact  market.
2012 hyundai accent
Power will be distributed to the front wheels by a choice of six-speed transmissions – a standard manual or an optional new six-speed dual clutch automatic (meaning there are no hydraulics). The sophisticated automatic will feature two shafts (one for the even gears; one for the odd ones) that will select the adjacent gears for smoother transitions in driving conditions.
On the safety front, six airbags are expected to be standard, with  features such as electronic stability control available on higher end  trims.For Canada, we can probably expect standards along the line of the  Russian Solaris, which gets standard higher-amperage battery, wiper  de-icer zone, front seat heaters and heated outside mirrors.
Sources :   Autonet.ca 
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