Now the time to throw all of the rumors and reports out, though – the numbers have just been released, and the turbocharged Hyundai Veloster is publicly priced at $21,950, not including *$775 for destination.
That symbolizes a $2,500 raise over a logically aspirated Veloster with the physical transmission and style box up – a $19,450 car. As stated earlier, the turbocharged engine itself symbolizes a $1,600 price raise, and the rest of the added cost comes from a host of standard apparatus including heated leather seats with power lumbar support, a ground effects kit, LED taillamps, and of course, that single front fascia.
A 6-speed automatic show with steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters is available for an extra $1,000. And the Ultimate package includes a panoramic sunroof, backup warning sensors, automatic headlights, a navigation system with rearview camera and a 115-volt power outlet with an extra $2500.
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