Hyundai i20 dimensions

Hyundais used to exterior affordable and awkwardly proportioned. Not so the Hyundai i20, which is one of the best-looking vehicles in its line-up. The chrome strip and badge at the front exterior smart, and the fog light housings are especially neat pity our fog lamp-free model sported some unattractive blanks in their place. The creases in the flanks of the vehicle work well, giving it an eye-pleasing shape. The worst thing you can say about the Hyundai i20 is it's rather plain particularly in the case of our silver test vehicle.

The boot provides 295 litres of cargo room with the seatings upright. Folding them flat is a somewhat onerous task which involves wrenching the headrests no-cost of their bases and tugging a pair of stiff pullers to unlock the seatings. Once that's been accomplished an impressive 1060, litres of cargo is available. Loading it up is made straightforward by a decent-sized boot opening. Head and legroom for back passengers is decent and the back seat splits 60:40.

Electric front windows, an adjustable steering column and glove box cooling are some of the features traditional across the range. The radio has a line-in socket which is suitable for most MP3 players. Update from the base 