Hyundai’s motorsport-inspired Elantra N TCR Edition is gearing up for its Canadian debut, with Hyundai Auto Canada officially revealing the Canadian specifications for the 2026 model. Built for driving enthusiasts, the Elantra N TCR combines race-bred performance with bold track-inspired styling to deliver an exhilarating and immersive driving experience.
The sedan boasts a striking Carbon Swan Neck Spoiler, lightweight 19-inch N TCR forged wheels, and a robust N Performance Brake System. Buyers in Canada can choose between a 6-speed manual gearbox or an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. The model will be offered exclusively through custom orders, with pricing starting at CAD 47,599 for the manual variant.
Under the hood, the Edition features a 2.0L turbocharged engine that produces 276 horsepower and 289 lb-ft of torque. For added performance, models equipped with the 8-speed Wet Dual-Clutch Transmission can tap into up to 286 horsepower using the N Grin Shift (NGS) feature. Drivers also have the option of a 6-speed manual transmission with downshift rev-matching for a more engaging experience.
The N TCR Edition is built on the advanced technologies from the standard Elantra N, offering features such as customizable drive modes including N and Custom settings, an electronic limited-slip differential, and an electronically controlled suspension system that enhances cornering performance.
Drawing inspiration from Hyundai’s championship-winning TCR race cars, the edition also comes with a range of unique enhancements. Highlights include a distinctive ‘TCR Edition’ trunk badge and an N Performance Alcantara steering wheel featuring a 12 o’clock marker. Inside, Alcantara trim extends to key touchpoints such as the gear knob and parking brake lever, adding a premium, motorsport-inspired feel.
Canadian buyers can select from four exterior color options: Abyss Black, Atlas White, Cyber Grey, and Performance Blue. Pricing for the DCT-equipped model starts at CAD 49,199.
The Elantra N TCR Edition is expected to arrive in Canada in late 2025 or early 2026.
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