[Kidjef]

Anybody knows if the Pirelli Trofeo's are an actual option on the car (with performance package)? I've read in numerous car magazines (reviews) that they were but the dealership(s) have zero clue and neither does the Hyundai customer service call center. Bit unreal.

Also, the rest of the world gets the i30n instead of the Veloster here and Hyundai is very clear that they would not void the warranty if you use the car on the track. I haven't seen any mention of that policy for the North American market. Anyone knows?

 

[Goingnowherefast]

Anybody knows if the Pirelli Trofeo's are an actual option on the car (with performance package)? I've read in numerous car magazines (reviews) that they were but the dealership(s) have zero clue and neither does the Hyundai customer service call center. Bit unreal.

Also, the rest of the world gets the i30n instead of the Veloster here and Hyundai is very clear that they would not void the warranty if you use the car on the track. I haven't seen any mention of that policy for the North American market. Anyone knows?

In the US, as far as I've heard it is not an optional extra. Most of the dealerships are pretty left in the dark. I imagine when they roll out the optional "N" line of performance parts it'll operate like the "Ford performance" style of catalog.

That being said, Trofeo R's are quite slow compared to the current super 200 lineup including RE71R, Rival S 1.5, Star Spec ZIII etc. Those are all significantly cheaper as well.

 

[conevadr]

I'm also trying to get some info about the performance accessories catalog. Camber bolts and maybe sway bar options are on my wish list.

 

[Goingnowherefast]

I'm also trying to get some info about the performance accessories catalog. Camber bolts and maybe sway bar options are on my wish list.

Yep me too. Albert B. also mentioned there'd be track pads available on there.

 

[RedVN]

Anybody knows if the Pirelli Trofeo's are an actual option on the car (with performance package)? I've read in numerous car magazines (reviews) that they were but the dealership(s) have zero clue and neither does the Hyundai customer service call center. Bit unreal.

Also, the rest of the world gets the i30n instead of the Veloster here and Hyundai is very clear that they would not void the warranty if you use the car on the track. I haven't seen any mention of that policy for the North American market. Anyone knows?

Pirelli P-Zeros on our N with the 275hp Performance Package. If they don't have one in the dealership they won't know. Not all Dealerships have one at this time.:wink:

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