Hyundai > i10 WLTP, MPG, Fuel consumption

In this review, we are going to take a closer look at the Hyundai i10. We will examine the details about the Hyundai i10 under three main categories such as The Features of the Hyundai i10, The Fuel Consumption of the Hyundai i10 and Basic Characteristics of Hyundai i10. These categories prepared for explaining the vehicle from any perspective. Before beginning the review, I would like to share some general information about the history of the Hyundai i10. The i10 is a subcompact car produced by South Korea-based automaker Hyundai. The car has a three-generation history and first appeared in 2007. Plans were made for the Asian market first, and European sales began in the following years.  The i10, a project created by Hyundai to replace the aging Atos model, has become the new generation city car face of Hyundai. The i10, which has a different and larger variation called Grand i10, is still in production with its third-generation model.

The Features of the Hyundai i10

In this part of the review, we are going to focus on the features of the Hyundai i10. We can start with the exterior design of the Hyundai i10. Looking at the car's exterior design, we can see that the Hyundai design team has decided to make quite radical changes. The i10, which has the image of a cute and small city car in previous generations, has destroyed this image with the last generation. The car has much more sporty and dynamic lines. The geometric grille design at the front gives the car a very modern feel, while the sharp lines on the hood give it a much more aggressive character. Apart from that, the rear taillights are designed simply with a square design, while the lines on the trunk harmonize by supporting the overall body structure of the car. Now, we are moving on to the interior design of the Hyundai i10. When we look at the interior design of the car, unfortunately, we cannot say that it is as impressive as the exterior design. The interior design has a layout we are used to from Hyundai's previous models. We can say that the only thing that adds colour to the interior design of the car in the design where dark panels and plastic parts are used predominantly is the metallic console detail. The medium-sized multimedia screen of the i10, which has old-fashioned manual control mechanisms, on the centre console allows you to learn various information about the car from a single source. Also, the control configuration found in the rest of the cabin offers simple manual operation.

The Fuel Consumption of the Hyundai i10

Now, we are going to focus on the fuel consumption of the Hyundai i10. We usually work on popular engine types and making analyses on them by checking details for an efficient fuel consumption analysis. While choosing the right car, you need specific and simple information. That is why we are using this distinction method to make things easier for you. We use two main categories to make a useful distinction such as The Most Economical One and The Most Powerful One. Hyundai i10 has got two standard engine varieties such as 1.0 and 1.2. We are going to analyse two of them as the most economical and the most powerful one. We can start with the most economical one which is 1.0. It has got a three cylindered engine structure with a 998 cm3 size. It is using a Petrol feed fuel system so we can say that it is a Petrol type engine. It can produce 65 HP and 5500 RPM Torque. According to the official factory data, 1.0 has got a 6,0lt/100km (which refers to 47 MPG in the UK) fuel consumption performance in Urban usage. However, this fuel consumption rate decreasing to 4,0lt/100km (which refers to 71 MPG in the UK) in Extra Urban usage such as Highways or Long-Distance Trip. When we combine these fuel consumption data, we get a 5,0lt/100km (which refers to 56 MPG in the UK) average fuel consumption performance. Now we will focus on the most powerful engine, which is 1.2. It has got a four cylindered engine structure with a 1248 cm3 size. It is a Petrol Type Engine which produces 87 Horsepower and 6000 RPM Torque. 1.2 has got a 7,0lt/100km (which refers to 40 MPG in the UK) fuel consumption in Urban usage. On the other hand, this mpg rate decreasing to 4,0lt/100km (which refers to 71 MPG in the UK) in Extra Urban usage. When we gather these two mpg data, we get a 5,0lt/100km (which refers to 56 MPG in the UK) average fuel consumption data.

Basic Characteristics of Hyundai i10

• South-Korea Originated
• Subcompact Car
• City Car
• Low Fuel Consumption
• High Fuel Efficiency
• Budget Friendly Car