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About this generation
The third-generation Solaris (HS) resumed manufacturing in 2024 under the localized Solaris HS label in Saint Petersburg.
The updated iteration of the Hyundai Solaris sedan (marketed officially as the Solaris HS produced at the AGR Automotive plant in Saint Petersburg) entered production in early 2024. The sedan retains its proven structural platform and cold-climate adaptations tailored for regional markets.
Engine offerings remain the trusted naturally aspirated 1.4-liter Kappa (100 hp) and 1.6-liter Gamma (123 hp) engines paired with 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic gearboxes. Standard winter comfort equipment features heated windshield elements, heated steering wheel, and heated seats.
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