What’s in every version of the new Hyundai i20

The Hyundai i20 has already debuted with a range of six different models and two engine options. The hatch was positioned between the HB20 and the Creta, competing within its segment and against the entry-level SUVs that are in fashion.

This makes it one of the few compact hatchbacks to bring a more stuffed equipment package, a formula repeated only by the Honda City and the Peugeot 208. Other brands are preferring to equip more entry-level SUVs and leave hatches as entry-level models.

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Brazil was the stage for this global debut, the new i20 will be sold in other markets with this design. It also features a more refined platform, the K3, which equips the current generations of the Elantra, Kona and the Kia Niro, K4, EV3 and Seltos.

In other words, it is a platform that can receive medium models. In the case of the Hyundai i20, this translates into a more sophisticated, safer design prepared to be electrified in the future.

This base is also tipped to receive the next generation of the Chevrolet Onix and two new SUVs. The cars of each brand will have different looks, the sharing will only be a platform to speed up development and amortize costs.

Returning to the new Hyundai i20, it has the same engines as the HB20: the aspirated 1.0 with 80 hp and 10,2 kgfm and the 1.0 TGDI with 115 hp and 17,5 kgfm. In the first, the transmission is a five-speed manual and in the second, it is a six-speed automatic.

The Hyundai i20 measures 4.13 m long, 1.78 m wide, 1.50 m high and 2.58 m wheelbase. The trunk has a capacity of 346 liters in the VDA standard, the largest among hatches.

Now that the brand has released more details about the car, let’s show you what comes in each of the six versions. Check it out:

Hyundai i20 Comfort 1.0 MT: BRL 99.990

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The entry-level model is the only one to come with steel wheels with hubcaps and is also the only one without ADAS features. See what it brings as standard:

• LED headlights with reflector;
• 6 airbags;
• Air conditioning;
• Steering with electric assistance;
• Digital panel with 12.3″ screen;
• Multimedia center with 10.25″ screen with Android Auto and wireless Apple Carplay;
• Bluelink connected services;
• Remote updates;
• Fabric seats;
• Black panel;
• Electrically adjustable mirrors;
• Ramp start assistant;
• Rear parking sensor;
• Reversing camera;
• Rear seat presence alert;
• Automatic door locking at 20 km/h;
• Perimeter alarm;
• Driver’s seat with height adjustment;
• Steering wheel with height and depth adjustment;
• On-board computer;
• Cruise control;
• Face-to-face key;
• Electric windows on all four doors with one-touch;
• Twilight sensor;
• Multifunction steering wheel;
• Sound system with four speakers.

Hyundai i20 Limited 1.0 MT: BRL 104.990

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The Limited version is offered with both engine options. Here with the aspirated 1.0, it is one of the most equipped with this type of engine. See what he adds over the Comfort model:

• 16″ diamond alloy wheels;
• Fatigue detector;
• Collision warning with autonomous emergency braking for cars, pedestrians and cyclists;
• Autonomous left-toe braking;
• Lane keeping assistant;
• Lane centering assistant;
• Active tire pressure monitor;
• Automatic high beam.

Hyundai i20 Limited 1.0 TGDI AT: BRL 125.990

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The Hyundai i20 Limited with a turbo engine adds the automatic transmission and has some specific changes over its aspirated brother. Check it out:

• Leather-covered steering wheel;
• Armrest on the center console;
• Start & Stop System.

Hyundai i20 X Line 1.0 TGDI AT: BRL 128.990

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The X Line version is a limited, numbered edition of the i20, based on the turbocharged Limited. Its differences from the version that serves as the basis are aesthetic:

• Glossy black mirrors;
• 16″ alloy wheels in black;
• LED flashlights;
• LED light strip joining the taillights;
• Leather-lined gear lever;
• Courtesy mirror with sun lighting for driver and passenger.

Hyundai i20 Platinum 1.0 TGDI AT: BRL 134.990

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The Platinum version of the Hyundai i20 is below the top of the line, with a difference of R$ 5 thousand in price. It brings a bigger jump in gear over the Limited and adds the following items:

• Panel finished in light gray and dark gray;
• Seats covered in light gray and dark gray vinyl;
• Four-wheel disc brakes;
• Electronic parking brake with auto hold;
• One-zone automatic air conditioning;
• Induction charger for smartphones;
• Adaptive cruise control with stop and go;
• Air conditioning outlet for the rear seat;
• Fold-down and split rear seat;
• Exterior mirrors with automatic electric folding.

Hyundai i20 Ultimate 1.0 TGDI AT: BRL 139.990

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The top-of-the-line model of the Hyundai i20 brings the most complete ADAS package, larger wheels and other new features that debuted with the model. See in detail what he adds up to Platinum:

• Full-LED headlights with projector;
• LED illuminated strip joining the headlights;
• 17″ diamond alloy wheels;
• Blind spot monitor;
• Rear Cross Traffic Assist;
• Safe exit alert;
• Volumetric alarm with tilt sensor;
• Paddles for gear changes on the steering wheel;
• Multimedia center with 12.3″ screen with Android Auto and wireless Apple Carplay;
• Two tweeters for the sound system.

The new Hyundai i20 comes with a five-year full warranty and has seven color options.