The vehicle was refreshed in 1992 for the European market, adding Hyundai's current logo to the grille, although North American models retained the previous year's look.
In 1993, the vehicle was refreshed again.
The third (second in North America) and final facelift of this generation occurred in 1994 for both front and rear fascias.
The vehicle featured ABS brakes, front airbags, fog lamps, power-operated side mirrors and optional alloy seven-spoke wheels.

Between 1995 to 1998, the first generation Elantra was also produced and sold for the Indonesian market as the Bimantara Nenggala, it is only available in there with 1.6-litre engine.

The Thailand options were:
1.5 GL (Manual only)
1.6 GL (Manual and Automatic)
1.6 GLS (Manual and Automatic)
1.8 GT (Manual and Automatic)
1.8 GTS (Manual and Automatic)
The vehicle was refreshed in 1992 for the European market, adding Hyundai's current logo to the grille, although North American models retained the previous year's look. In 1993, the vehicle was refreshed again. The third (second in North America) and final facelift of this generation occurred in 1994 for both front and rear fascias. The vehicle featured ABS brakes, front airbags, fog lamps, power-operated side mirrors and optional alloy seven-spoke wheels.
Between 1995 to 1998, the first generation Elantra was also produced and sold for the Indonesian market as the Bimantara Nenggala, it is only available in there with 1.6-litre engine.
The Thailand options were:
1.5 GL (Manual only)
1.6 GL (Manual and Automatic)
1.6 GLS (Manual and Automatic)
1.8 GT (Manual and Automatic)
1.8 GTS (Manual and Automatic)
Hyundai Elantra