Brand New 2023 Hyundai i10 uk deals

Compare brand new 2023 Hyundai i10 prices and PCP deals with an average saving of £559 from our dealers. Our 2023 Hyundai i10 deals are quoted fully inclusive (On The Road) and include all fees, avoiding any nasty surprises. Hyundai manufactures 14 model variants.

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Manual Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 119 £14995 Save £458
Auto Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 126 £15495 Save £483
Manual Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 124 £15795 Save £498
Auto Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 129 £16295 Save £523
Manual Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 120 £16295 Save £523
Manual Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 120 £17295 Save £573
Auto Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 126 £16795 Save £548
Auto Petrol 1.0 67 SS 5 1.0 67 126 £17795 Save £598
Manual Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 124 £17095 Save £563
Manual Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 124 £18095 Save £613
Auto Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 130 £17595 Save £588
Auto Petrol 1.2 84 SS 5 1.2 84 130 £18595 Save £638
Manual Petrol 1.0T-GDi 100 SS 5 1.0 100 123 £17595 Save £588
Manual Petrol 1.0T-GDi 100 SS 5 1.0 100 123 £18595 Save £638

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Pricing starts at around £13,000, which is around double what the first generation version of this car cost when it debuted back in 2007. Your wage slip probably hasn't become 100 per cent bigger in that time but c'est la vie.

Anyway, that base figure applies to the base 'SE' level of trim that few customers will want on the volume 1.0 MPi model. Most will stretch to mid-range 'SE Connect' spec costing around £1,000 more - which is what you'll have to do if you want the option of paying your dealer £500 more to get the AMT 5-speed Auto gearbox with this car.

The four cylinder 1.2 MPi engine costs a £500 Premium over the 1.0-litre unit - and again with that, the AMT Auto is £500 more.

Even the base 'SE' model gets a DAB radio with a 3.8-inch display, Bluetooth, air conditioning, electric windows, a leather steering wheel and gear lever, electric mirror adjustment and cruise control.

Standard safety equipment across the range is class-leading, including Lane Keep Assist (LKA), Driver Attention Alert (DAA), High Beam Assist (HBA) and Forward Collision Warning System (FCWS) with integrated Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), Lane Departure Warning System with Lane Keep Assist (LKAS) and eCall, which can automatically dial emergency services in the event of a serious accident, shortening response times and improving post-accident protection.

We should also mention the top 'N Line' model, which costs from just over £16,000 and is the only one you can order with Hyundai's 1.0-litre T-GDI 3 cylinder turbo Petrol engine.

Here, exterior design enhancements include unique bumpers and grille giving a dynamic look that space supposed to have been inspired by Hyundai's engagement in motorsport. And 'N Line' buyers also get exclusive 16-inch alloy wheels, plus an i10 sign in red font, as well as a skid plate and diffuser..

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