Hyundai extensively refreshed the Elantra for the 2019 model year; it received a new exterior look, new wheel designs, new safety features and updated center stack.
The new redesign's exterior changes include a new rear with redesigned taillights, "ELANTRA" written across the back, and a hidden trunk release within the Hyundai emblem.
New triangular headlights included LED headlights as an option, removing the previously available adaptive HID headlights.
The pricing and release of the redesigned Elantra went on sale starting with base manual-transmission SE at $17,985 ($150 more than before), the top-trim Limited at $23,485 ($860 more than before), and the Sport at $23,285 ($600 more than before).
It has the Safe Exit Assist feature like the Santa Fe.

Interior design changes include revised HVAC controls for both manual and automatic systems and newly designed vents.
The steering wheel has also been changed to the same design shared with the Kona, Veloster and Elantra GT.
The instrument cluster has an updated font, center display and checkerboard pattern.
A new 5-inch touchscreen audio is now standard on the base SE trim and comes with a backup camera.
The center storage in front of the shifter no longer has a door to conceal storage in order to accommodate the available Qi wireless charging dock for compatible smartphones.
Rear heated seats are also no longer an option.

The SEL trim and above now includes previously optional advanced safety equipment, including Forward Collision Avoidance, Lane Keep Assist and Drive Attention Alert.

On 6 September 2018, the facelifted Avante was launched in South Korea and became the fifth best-selling car in the South Korean market.
The sales were 5,488 cars.
Hyundai extensively refreshed the Elantra for the 2019 model year; it received a new exterior look, new wheel designs, new safety features and updated center stack. The new redesign's exterior changes include a new rear with redesigned taillights, "ELANTRA" written across the back, and a hidden trunk release within the Hyundai emblem. New triangular headlights included LED headlights as an option, removing the previously available adaptive HID headlights. The pricing and release of the redesigned Elantra went on sale starting with base manual-transmission SE at $17,985 ($150 more than before), the top-trim Limited at $23,485 ($860 more than before), and the Sport at $23,285 ($600 more than before). It has the Safe Exit Assist feature like the Santa Fe.
Interior design changes include revised HVAC controls for both manual and automatic systems and newly designed vents. The steering wheel has also been changed to the same design shared with the Kona, Veloster and Elantra GT. The instrument cluster has an updated font, center display and checkerboard pattern. A new 5-inch touchscreen audio is now standard on the base SE trim and comes with a backup camera. The center storage in front of the shifter no longer has a door to conceal storage in order to accommodate the available Qi wireless charging dock for compatible smartphones. Rear heated seats are also no longer an option.
The SEL trim and above now includes previously optional advanced safety equipment, including Forward Collision Avoidance, Lane Keep Assist and Drive Attention Alert.
On 6 September 2018, the facelifted Avante was launched in South Korea and became the fifth best-selling car in the South Korean market. The sales were 5,488 cars.
Hyundai Elantra