Executive sedan · Chauffeur

Hyundai Elantra

The Elantra is the newest nameplate in this class and is assembled in Pakistan by Hyundai Nishat. The current 1.6 Special Edition uses a 1,591cc petrol engine with a six-speed torque-converter automatic — a conventional automatic rather than the CVTs fitted to the Civic and the Corolla.

Hyundai Elantra, silver saloon in a studio, side profile
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Class
Executive sedan
Passengers
5
Large cases
2
Hire type
With a driver or self-drive

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What this vehicle carries

Passengers
Four passengers with a chauffeur driving. The manufacturer lists it as a five-seat car.
Luggage
Two large cases and a cabin bag. Hyundai Nishat states 407 litres of luggage capacity — the smallest boot of the four cars in this class.
Fuel
Petrol. The current 1.6 Special Edition uses a 1,591cc 1.6 MPi petrol engine. Hyundai Nishat also lists an Elantra Hybrid in Pakistan.
Roads
City and motorway. Fine on the M-2 and M-5 and on the sealed road to Murree in dry weather. Not for Skardu, Hunza, Naran past the metalled section, Fairy Meadows or unmetalled roads.

Luggage is stated in cases rather than litres, because that is the figure that decides whether a party fits. If you are near the limit, tell us the number of bags rather than the number of people.

Why people choose it

The Elantra is the newest nameplate in this class and is assembled in Pakistan by Hyundai Nishat. The current 1.6 Special Edition uses a 1,591cc petrol engine with a six-speed torque-converter automatic — a conventional automatic rather than the CVTs fitted to the Civic and the Corolla. It is also the least common of the four on Pakistani roads, which is exactly why some bookers choose it when they want the car to look different from every other saloon in the line.

What to know before you book it

Worth knowing Hyundai Nishat's own specification page states 407 litres of luggage capacity, which is the smallest boot in this class — an airport run with three large suitcases is the wrong job for this car, and the Corolla Altis is the better answer at 470 litres. Hyundai's dealer and service network in Pakistan is also considerably thinner than Toyota's or Honda's once you leave the major cities, which is worth weighing on a long intercity run.

Questions about this vehicle

How many passengers can a Hyundai Elantra take?

Four passengers with a chauffeur driving. It is a saloon with five seats, but the driver's seat is taken, so four is the number that matters when you book. Three in the rear and one in front is comfortable for a long motorway journey. For a group of five, ask us for a larger class.

How much luggage fits in the Elantra boot?

Two large cases and a cabin bag. The boot is 407 litres, the smallest in this class, and we would rather publish that plainly than let you assume an executive saloon means executive luggage space. If you are travelling with more, tell us before we quote and we will put you in something that takes it.

Is the Elantra big enough for an airport run with three suitcases?

No. An airport run with three big cases is beyond it. At 407 litres this is the smallest boot in the executive class, so plan on two large cases and a cabin bag. Send us your bag count with your enquiry and we will confirm in writing which vehicle actually fits, rather than discovering it at arrivals.

How does the Elantra compare with a Corolla Altis or a Civic on luggage?

On published boot volume the Elantra is the smallest of the three: 407 litres against 427 for the Honda Civic FE and 470 for the Corolla Altis. All three seat four passengers with a chauffeur. If luggage is what decides your booking, the Altis is the one to ask about; if it is not, the difference is academic.

Can I take a Hyundai Elantra to Skardu or the northern areas?

No. It is a city and motorway car, and not for Skardu or unsealed roads. It sits at normal saloon ride height with no four-wheel drive, so the broken and unsealed sections on the northern routes are outside what it should be asked to do. Ask us to quote a vehicle built for those roads.

Is the Elantra comfortable on a long motorway journey?

Yes. Long sealed-road journeys such as Lahore to Islamabad on the M-2 or Lahore to Multan on the M-5 are what it is for, with a chauffeur driving and up to four passengers. The one thing to plan around is the boot: two large cases and a cabin bag, not three.

Can I book an Elantra for an airport transfer?

Yes, for a light-luggage arrival. Your chauffeur meets you inside arrivals rather than leaving you to find the car park. Drivers are vetted, with photo and registration shared before the journey, and the price is fixed once quoted. With three or more checked cases, ask us for a bigger boot before you book this one.

What does "Hyundai Elantra or similar" mean?

It means the executive class and the capacity are guaranteed, not one particular registration. If the exact Elantra is not the car that arrives, the replacement is another executive saloon with at least the four passenger seats and the luggage space we quoted. The agreed price does not change because of a substitution.

iDrive publishes a vehicle CLASS, and supplies this model or a similar approved vehicle in the same class. That is how the whole trade works here; we would rather say so than imply a specific registration is reserved for you.

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