The 2020 Hyundai Accent will be carried over to the 2022 model year. The only change seems to be that the Linen White colour has been retired, and Forge Gray has replaced Urban Gray for colour enthusiasts.

The Hyundai Accent 2022 comes in three different models. The SE trim is the least expensive, but it comes equipped with a rearview camera, Wifi, and a five-inch touchscreen, making it seem like a new vehicle. The SEL includes a bigger touchscreen, smartphone capability, and two USB ports, making it the most affordable alternative. The Limited adds 17-inch wheels and a few additional high-tech options to the mix.

Because the Accent’s beginning price is so important to prospective buyers, it’s certainly a good thing to include it when discussing the various trim levels. The SE is priced at $15,400, the SEL at $18,000, as well as the Limited at $19,500 is still within reach for most buyers.

The touchscreen is standard on the Accent in 2022. The SE has a diameter of five inches, whereas the others have a diameter of seven inches. Bluetooth is also included, although the SE does not offer Apple CarPlay as well as Android Auto. In addition to SiriusXM Satellite Radio, these models have six speakers instead of the base model’s four, and they use SiriusXM Satellite Radio.

The Accent’s three trim levels all use the same engine. An engine of this size and configuration is perfectly suited to the vehicle. Just enough power to please most drivers is provided by its 120 horsepower output.

In SE trim levels, a six-speed manual gearbox is the standard transmission. A buyer who is interested inside the SE but does not want a manual gearbox can opt for an automatic. This type of transmission is referred to as Smartstream Intelligent Adjustable Transmission by Hyundai. If you want this transmission, you can have it on another two trim levels.

Riding a Hyundai Accent seems to be a great perk because the vehicle is extremely fuel-efficient. The automobile can get nearly 42 miles per gallon just on highway with an automatic transmission. With a combined fuel efficiency of 36 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highway, it’s still the most fuel-efficient car in its class. It’s hard to argue with these stats, which are even better than some hybrids. Even with a manual gearbox, you can expect to get up to 29/39 mpg city/highway.

The Accent is equipped with a number of safety features from Hyundai. Stability and control can be improved by a number of systems that are standard on all models. Hillstart Assist Control is standard on all Accents save those with manual transmissions. Whenever the vehicle is stationary on an incline, this system is useful. Cars can roll backward when a driver’s foot goes from the brake pedal towards gas, but this can be prevented with this device.

An outside side mirror on the driver’s side of the SE as well as Limited can help fill up some of the blind spot gaps. Additional features include front collision avoidance aid for the Limited. The Accent will be able to detect when it is going to collide with a car out front thanks to this system. Once the driver is warned, the system can possibly apply the brakes.