Passenger & boot space
How it copes with people and clutter
Front space
Up front, the Hyundai i10 offers a similar amount of head and leg room to the Kia Picanto, which means plenty of space even if you're six feet tall. The main difference is that the i10's interior is wider, so more amply proportioned passengers will have extra room to breathe.
Storage space is good too. There's a tray in front of the gearlever – big enough for a smartphone, wallet or keys – and you'll find another that's perfect for a small umbrella above the glovebox. The glovebox is a good size, as are the door pockets, and you also get a couple of cup-holders.
Seat folding and flexibility
There's not a great deal to mention here. The i10’s rear seatbacks are split 60/40 and can be folded down by pressing buttons next to the rear head restraints.
There's no lumbar or height adjustment for the front passenger, either as standard or at extra cost. That's broadly the same deal you get with its rivals.
