Hyundai has built a name for itself as a smart, economical option, especially with its small cars, such as the i20. Despite its small exterior size, the i20 hatchback is impressively roomy and practical, making it a great option as a city car or a small-sized family vehicle.
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The i20 focuses on practicality and economy while providing an array of smart features, ranging from driver convenience to infotainment technology. The i20 has a well-laid-out interior with comfy seats in the front and back with plenty of legroom and storage solutions. The boot of the i20 is exceptional for the car’s size and most models feature an adjustable boot floor for easier loading. The i20 comes in a range of engines and trims. The 1.0L petrol engine is available as a 5-speed manual or 7-speed automatic and is capable of 49 mpg. If you’re looking for more long-range driving, the 1.4L diesel engine claims to reach 68 mpg and has a similar power output to that of the smaller petrol. The standard S trim sees the i20 come with a great set of features, although stepping up to the SE or Premium trim offers great value for money due to the small step up in price for a massive gain in features.
The i20’s entry-level S trim has a decent set of features that make owning and running the car more enjoyable as well as providing some important safety aspects. Here are a few we like:
The Hyundai i20’s higher-level trims rapidly increase the quality and number of features available, without costing too much. Here are a few of our favourites. Features will vary depending upon the model and year:
The i20 is an option you should seriously consider if you’re in the market for a practical small/medium-sized hatchback. The value for money provided by the i20 is fantastic, especially if you upgrade to the higher-level trims. It’s amazing how much Hyundai managed to squeeze inside without compromising boot space, legroom or general comfort. Decent fuel economy combined with insurance groups as low as 5 make the i20 a very affordable car to own and run. We’d recommend the SE trim or higher so that you can enjoy the air-conditioning and cruise control, while the 1.0L 120 bhp petrol engine is a great option that balances power and fuel economy.