No, this isn't a NASCAR announcement, but this year Hyundai will compete in the closest thing to the original concept of racing "stock" cars by entering the Pirelli World Challenge Touring Car Racing ...

The unlikely union is the work of the TCR team boss Barry Morcom and speedway racer Don Mackay, who hatched a plan to combine their respective interests. The end product is a Speedcar powered by a ...

The collaboration represents one of the strongest partnerships between a grassroots racing category and a national championship. Built around affordable ...

Limited-production model makes U.S. debut at AutoMobility LA Elantra N TCR Edition celebrates six-consecutive Hyundai TCR Manufacturers' Championships in the IMSA Michelin® Pilot Challenge series TCR ...

We're pretty big fans of the Hyundai Elantra N. Because Hyundai doesn't have to sell a sedan with a six-speed manual. And they don't have to sell a hot Elantra, a car that, for most buyers, is the ...

Hyundai may be the grittiest automaker around today. If the manufacturer wants to do something, the manufacturer will do it. Looking at just the past 15 years, Hyundai decided to produce, for the ...

The more track-focused version of the Hyundai Elantra N called the Elantra N TCR Edition is inching its way closer to the United States, as Hyundai Canada has just announced the extra-spicy ...

The Elantra N TCR Edition inherits track-focused upgrades like an adjustable carbon fiber wing. Other changes include forged 19-inch wheels, upgraded brakes, and Alcantara interior accents. Launches ...

Hyundai Motor Company has recently announced the introduction of the Hyundai Elantra N TCR sedan in Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 7, a popular racing simulation game published by Sony Interactive ...

UPDATE 11/20/25: Hyundai announced today at the Los Angeles auto show that it will bring the Elantra N TCR Edition to the United States market for the 2026 model year. The TCR Edition will be ...

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