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Compact, nippy and practical, the Hyundai i10 is one of the most desirable city cars around. As a five-door hatchback, it is perfect for urban driving, slotting into small spaces easily and handling traffic with confidence. Meanwhile, its sleek, contemporary styling ensures it always stands out from the crowd.

Hyundai i10 updates and facelifts

The first Hyundai i10 launched in 2008, taking its place in a competitive market and rivalling popular city cars such as the Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 108 and Citroën C1. With its neat dimensions and generous levels of interior space, it quickly became a favourite. It remains a top choice as a first car for young drivers, a second car for busy households, and a convenient runaround for active urbanites.

In 2014 the second generation arrived, offering a choice of two petrol engines and three trims; a fourth was added in 2015. This edition is smarter and even more spacious than the previous iteration. It also offers low running costs, making it highly attractive.

With the launch of the Mk3 in 2019, the i10 became bolder and better equipped than ever before. Its sharp, sporty styling ensures it turns heads wherever it goes, while an increased wheelbase gives occupants more room to relax. The improvements were reflected in several award wins, which saw the city car named the 2021 Best Small Car by both What Car? and Carwow. In 2023, it was awarded City Car of the Year by Auto Express.

The Mk2 i10 was given a facelift in 2017. This gave the model a fresh grille design, an improved infotainment system and a selection of new driver aids. Used Mk3 i10 cars come with four trim options: the SE, SE Connect, Premium and N-Line, all of which offer a good level of standard kit to keep you entertained, connected and safe on the road.

The Hyundai i10 continues to be offered with petrol engines only and a choice of five-speed manual and automated manual transmissions.

Practicality and style of the car

The Hyundai i10 has compact exterior dimensions that hold a surprising amount of space inside. The Mk2 (2014-2019) is almost as tall as it is wide, providing a roomy cabin that gives even tall occupants plenty of headroom. Legroom is ample too, with tall adults able to travel in comfort whether they’re in the front or the rear.

Opt for the Mk3 (2019 onwards) and the wheelbase is an extra 40mm long, providing even more legroom for four adults. There’s space to seat a fifth occupant in the middle rear seat too, though only for shorter journeys. If you’re carrying babies or toddlers, they’ll be secure thanks to ISOFIX anchor points on both outer rear seats.

Whether you choose a second or third-generation i10, you’ll benefit from a generous boot. The 252 cubic litre capacity is enough to carry a couple of large suitcases, rivalling some superminis and beating the Toyota Aygo’s cargo volume by 84 litres. If you fold the rear seats down, you’ll get a class-leading 1,046 litres of space, which is more than is offered by the Mazda 2.

Running costs

Running costs are a consideration for any city car owner, and vehicles in this segment rarely come as cost-effective to run as the Hyundai i10. All Mk2 models occupy insurance groups 1-7 out of 50, while most Mk3 cars sit between groups 1–8. Only the sportier N Line editions incur marginally higher premiums, sitting in group 10.

Road tax depends on the model year and engine you choose. Many of the pre-2017 i10s can be taxed for just £20–35 per year, while those with a more powerful engine or manufactured from April 2017 onwards incur a £180 annual fee.

How a used a Hyundai i10 drives

The Mk2 (2014-2019) comes with two petrol engines, both of which deliver good performance. The entry-level option is a 1.0-litre producing 65bhp. This returns an impressive combined fuel economy of up to 50.4mpg and will get you around town with ease.

If you spend more time on the motorway you can opt for the 1.2-litre, which develops 120Nm of torque and achieves a commendable 57.6mpg on the combined cycle. Both engines are available with a five-speed manual gearbox, and the 1.2-litre also offers four-speed automatic transmission.

The Mk3 (2019 onwards) offers a choice of three petrol engines. The revised 1.0-litre produces 66bhp and is paired with a five-speed manual gearbox. It offers flexibility in both low and mid ranges and returns a combined fuel efficiency of 50.4–56.5mpg.

With a little more punch, the 1.2-litre engine has an output of 83bhp and 118Nm of torque. This propels it from 0-62mph in 12.6 seconds without compromising on fuel economy, which averages at 52.3mpg on the combined cycle.

The 1.2-litre 99bhp engine comes with the N-Line edition. Maintaining the same economy as its lower-powered sibling, it can reach 62mph from a standstill in 10.5 seconds.

Engines and official MPG

Please refer to the table below for a comprehensive list of engines and their official MPG figures.

2008 - 2014

Engine	Official NEDC MPG
1.0	67.3 mpg
1.1	54.3–58.9 mpg
1.2	51.4–61.4 mpg
1.2 Automatic	47.9 mpg

2014 - 2019

Engine	Official NEDC MPG
1.0	49.6–50.4 mpg
1.2	57.6 mpg
1.2 Automatic	47.9 mpg

2020 - onwards

Engine	Official WLTP MPG
1.0 MPI	50.4–56.5 mpg
1.0 T-GDi	52.3 mpg
1.2 MPI	49.6–52.3 mpg

Features you can expect in a Hyundai i10

Interior

Given that the Hyundai i10’s appeal is partly based on its lower running costs, it has an undeniably premium feel inside. Whether it’s the leather trim, the quality upholstery or the solid construction, the cabin has all the hallmarks of an upmarket hatchback. There’s no unnecessary fuss either – the dash and centre console are all laid out intuitively with clear buttons and dials.

The i10 offers ample storage space for devices and other belongings. The door bins are of a good size – easily accommodating water bottles – and there are cup holders by the gear lever. The glovebox is a useful space too, providing enough room for a tablet or smartphone.

All Mk2 cars (2014–2019) and Mk3 cars (2019 onwards) feature a DAB radio and CD player as standard, along with Bluetooth connectivity and a USB port, enabling you to stream music from your phone and make hands-free calls. These features can be operated via the multifunctional steering wheel. Choose a mid to high-spec variant of either edition for a seven or eight-inch touchscreen and AppleCarPlay/Android Auto integration.

Technology

Mk3 i10 models come with cruise control, air conditioning, automatic lights and electric door mirrors as standard. You’ll also get driver aids such as lane keep assist and a driver attention alert monitor, which detects signs of fatigue and warns you to take a break. The SE Connect trim and above offer a reversing camera for easier manoeuvring.

Safety

The Hyundai i10 was tested under new, stricter rules in 2020, and achieved a three-star rating for safety. With adult and child occupant protection scores of 69% and 75% respectively, it’s equipped to look out for every occupant.

In addition to multiple airbags, this compact city car provides automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning as standard, both of which identify objects in the car’s path and help to prevent accidents. Meanwhile, the e-Call system contacts the emergency services on your behalf should you be involved in a collision.

Trims available on the Hyundai i10

Hyundai i10 SE

This entry-level trim comes with everything you need for a connected and entertaining drive, including air conditioning, a DAB radio and Bluetooth connectivity. Driver-assistance features include cruise control, lane departure warning, lane keep assist and a driver fatigue monitor.

Hyundai i10 SE Connect

Step up to SE Connect for more advanced technology, including an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and a rearview camera. You’ll also get 15-inch alloy wheels.

Hyundai i10 Premium

Top-spec Premium editions bring you styling touches such as 16-inch alloy wheels, privacy glass and upgraded upholstery. You’ll also enjoy luxuries that many city cars don’t offer, like heated front seats and a heated steering wheel.

Hyundai i10 N-Line

N-Line models have their own unique spec, which include exclusive 16-inch alloy wheels, LED rear lights, branded exterior and interior trim and black cloth seats with red stitching.

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