Hyundai announced that it will unveil two new models for the European market at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
One of them is the the 3-door Hyundai Veloster which was first seen during the Detroit Motor Show, while the second is a new addition to the D segment, and is represented by the Hyundai i40. The automaker has already revealed an image with the Hyundai i40 interior, a car which was been designed and engineered by the company’s European R&D division,  who wants to introduce a ‘modern premium’ vehicle at an affordable price.
The Hyundai i40 will go on sale in June 2011, although specific details like pricing, motorisation and equipment are yet to be released.
Hyundai press release :
Hyundai will unveil two new models for Europe, as well as the company’s latest concept car, at the 2011 Salon International de L’Automobile in Geneva on 1st March.  The three newcomers signify a new era for Hyundai captured neatly by the new brand slogan, ‘New Thinking. New Possibilities’.
Making its world premiere in Geneva will be Hyundai’s all-new D-segment model, the i40.  Designed and engineered at Hyundai’s European R&D headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany, the i40 will move the company towards a ‘modern premium’ positioning that will bring high-end features and vehicle quality to Hyundai customers at accessible prices.
The evolution of the brand is also evidenced in the unique design aesthetic of Hyundai’s form language ‘fluidic sculpture’, which gives the i40 an innovative and attractive silhouette around a spacious and luxurious interior.  The first official image of i40, revealed today, shows the sculpted shapes and thoughtful layout of the high-quality interior.
The i40 will go on sale from June 2011, supported by an upgraded version of Hyundai’s industry-best, fully transparent assurance package Five Year Triple Care.
The i40 will be joined on stage by the new Veloster, the company’s groundbreaking all-new three-door coupe making its European debut.  First shown at the North American International Auto Show last month, the Veloster features a unique 1+2 door configuration and combines sporting looks, real-world practicality and cutting-edge technology – as well as best in class CO2 emissions of just 132 g/km.
Another model making its European premiere will be the Curb concept.  Codenamed HCD-12, this compact Urban Activity Vehicle (UAV) features next-generation fluidic sculpture styling, and serves as a test bed for future Hyundai Blue Link™ telematics technology.
Hyundai will also showcase the latest developments to come from its Blue DriveTM eco-focused program, including the electric BlueOn and ix35 FCEV.  The company is targeting global leadership in the field of environmental technologies, with current and future Blue DriveTM models reducing Hyundai’s emissions in Europe.
More details of Hyundai’s star cars will be published in advance of the show, and media materials will be available on the stand in Hall 1.  The company’s press conference will take place at 12:30 (CET) on Tuesday 1st March 2011.

Source: Hyundai