Hyundai i10 
Streetwise, nippy and surprisingly spacious, the irresistible i10 comes equipped for the city. Boasting the longest wheelbase in its class and with three rear seats, you can pack more in to the i10 - whether it's friends, shopping, or the kids. Air conditioning comes as standard across the range, along with front and front side airbags and a fully integrated audio system for tunes on the move.
Features
When it comes to quality, practicality and value, the i10 ticks all the boxes. It's one of the first cars in its class to include air conditioning as standard across the range; electric front windows, central locking, power steering, tinted glass, body-coloured bumpers and a fully integrated audio system also come with every model.
Interior
With the longest wheelbase in its class and three seats in the back, you can pack even more in to the i10. Interior space has been maximised, without compromising the exterior dimensions that make the car so convenient on busy city streets.
Exterior
Incorporating Hyundai's distinctive new 'i' family face, the i10's chic styling, irresistible looks and vibrant colouring are sure to turn heads around town. Nippy, compact and manoeuvrable, it cuts easily through city traffic and fits into even the tightest of parking spaces.
Safety
It's tough on the streets, but despite its small size, the i10 offers both driver and passengers the highest levels of protection.
Description
| i10
| Engine Capacity
| 1086 cc
| | | Auto
| Basic Car Price inclusive :- - Dual Airbag
- ABS
- Acoustic Shield
- Rear Spoiler & HMSL
- Alloy Rims
- Central Door Lock
- Power Window (front only)
- Aircond
- Alarm
- Radio CD Player (Double Din)
- i10 Emblem
| 47,127.80
| Registration Fee
| 150.00
| Road Tax - 1 Year
| 55.00
| H.P Ownership Claim Fee
| 50.00
| Number Plate
| 100.00
| TOTAL ON-THE-ROAD PRICE WITHOUT INSURANCE | 47,482.80 | Insurance - 1 Year (Sum Insured RM46,000)
| 1405.20
| TOTAL ON-THE-ROAD WITH INSURANCE (inc. inspection & handling) | 48,888.00 | Optional Acc. - Front Fog Lamp
| 300
|
Hyundai i30 One of the first Hyundai cars to feature the new i naming scheme is now in Malaysia, but it is not the first i car in Malaysia, as that honour has gone to the i10. The Hyundai i30 is a C-segment contender designed by their European center for the European market, but that has not stopped it from offering it elsewhere unlike the Kia cee’d’s European exclusivity. The i30 shares the same platform as cars like the cee’d and the upcoming Forte. Proof of that is the fact that the i30 is now here in Malaysia and the wagon version is even in the US, called the Hyundai Elantra Touring. 
Three variants are sold here, and the good news for manual fans is that there’s a manual version for the 1.6 liter. The following are the prices of the Hyundai i30 variants here in Malaysia: - Hyundai i30 1.6 (M) – RM92,388.00
- Hyundai i30 1.6 (A) – RM97,888.00
- Hyundai i30 2.0 (A) – RM112,888.00
The 1.6 liter engine makes 121 PS at 6,200rpm and 154Nm of torque at 4,200rpm, while the larger 2.0 liter unit makes 143 PS at 6,000rpm and 186Nm at 4,600rpm. The 2.0 liter engine is the same as the one in the Elantra/Avante, and not of the GEMA series found in the Sonata. 
The 5-speed manual 1.6 gets 15 inch wheels with 185/65R15 tyres, the 1.6 auto goes up one inch with 205/55R16 tyres while the 2.0 auto gets 17 inch wheels with 225/45R17 tyres for a sportier stance. The car rides on a 2,650mm wheelbase chassis (the i30 wagon/Elantra Touring has an extended wheelbase of 2,700mm) with MacPherson struts at the front and a multi-link suspension setup at the rear. In terms of safety features, all cars get 2 SRS airbags at the front as well as ABS brakes, and good news is that the 2.0 liter automatic gets ESP stability control. Another safety feature for your wallet – a 5 year or 300,000km warranty. 
Hyundai is offering 1.99% loans for 5 year tenures, and this also applies to the rest of the Hyundai range except the Starex. Speaking of the rest of the Hyundai range, it looks like the Elantra has been renamed the Avante in the new Hyundai-Sime Darby line-up. This probably happened when the Hyundai franchise was unified here in Malaysia – there are no longer two separate companies selling different Hyundai models, only the Sime Darby unit. The i30 will be in showrooms August onwards. If you like the car and are already thinking of how to pimp it up once you’ve bought one, here’s some inspiration. |
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