The model
Read full reviewIf you're looking for a small package that offers cultured motoring on a sensible budget, then you must check out the Hyundai i10. It's relatively spacious, comes with a smart-looking interior, a great infotainment system and it rides and drives more impressively than plenty of bigger, pricier cars. The list price might look a bit steep, but if you check out the monthly PCP deals you'll find it's more affordable than it initially looks.
get the best priceThe trim
See full equipmentArguably the main reason for buying N Line trim is the more powerful 99bhp 1.0 T-GDi engine, although you get a few other upgrades, too. These include trim-specific 16in alloy wheels, a sportier front grille with integrated LED running lights, a dual-exit chrome exhaust, LED rear lights and red stripes on your front and rear bumpers. Inside you get an 8.0in touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, N-Line branding in a few choice spots, a dark headlining and red detailing on the vents. A Tech Pack that includes nav and wireless phone charging is optional.
The engine
See full engine specsTo make the most powerful engine in the range, Hyundai takes the 1.0-litre three -cylinder base engine and straps on a turbocharger. Power is 99bhp, giving a 0-62mph time of 10.5sec with plenty of verve from low in the rev-range. It’s only available in sporty N Line trim and quite a bit less efficient than the non-turbo engines, though.
Key information
52.3
252
litres
123
g/km
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