More on the Hyundai i30 Wagon destined for Europe

Prior to the world debut of the all-new i30 wagon at this year?s 2012 Geneva Motor Show next week, Hyundai released even more details on its all-new Wagon. It will be the second member of the all-new i30 family and joins the five-door hatch within Hyundai's C-segment range. The wagon shares engines and running gear with the all-new i30 five-door hatch but with a longer body creating a significant increase in cargo capacity. The wagon's overall length is increased by 7? to 176.5? over its five-door sibling and .4? longer than the original i30 wagon. Compared with the five-door, the wagon expands trunk space from 13.35 cu. ft. to a best-in-class 18.6 cu. ft.. With the rear seats folded down, cargo volume increases more than three-fold to a very useable 58 cu.ft!