I would like to ask current owners if the issue with the new model's steering wheel sticking has been resolved? I've heard that the steering of the Elantra tends to stick easily.

I've been using the car for 8 months and have driven over 14,000 kilometers. Everything was satisfactory until I recently noticed an issue with the steering. While driving at higher speeds (around 60 km/h or more), when making slight adjustments to the steering, it feels kind of sluggish. It's like there's no response with a light touch, and applying a bit more force results in oversteering. Also, just a few days ago, when it was drizzling, a car ahead unexpectedly changed lanes. At that moment, I was driving at about 80 km/h. During emergency braking, the brakes slipped, and I almost hit the car in front. It was a scary moment. Why did this happen? Should I replace the car after just one year?

This problem is unsolvable. I've repaired it three times already and have changed cars.

Some have it, some don't. It depends on luck. Mine has been replaced.

After just half a year, it started lagging. I went to the dealership to replace the steering column, and it got fixed. However, the steering wheel became a bit heavier.

Common issue: Avoid turning the steering wheel while stationary.

I've had it for over a month and haven't noticed this issue.

It's all about luck, no one can say for sure.