Introducing the new Hyundai i10
If you want a city-friendly hatchback that's easy to live with and doesn't feel basic, the new Hyundai i10 is a great place to start. It keeps the footprint compact for everyday driving, but still gives you the kind of kit you'll actually use. Like a clear touchscreen with smartphone mirroring, handy driver assists, and (on selected trims) Bluelink connectivity that lets you stay connected to your car when you're away from it.
What also sets the latest i10 apart is how complete it feels as a new car. The trim line-up is straightforward, the cabin design is smarter than you'd expect in this class, and details like the low-roof design help it feel neat and easy to drive on the road, ideal when you're threading through narrow streets or squeezing into a busy multi-storey.
Want to see how it fits your day-to-day life? You can book a test drive with Vertu and try it on the roads you actually drive.
New Hyundai i10 trim options
| Trim |
Best for |
Key differences you'll notice day to day |
| Advance |
Great-value daily runaround |
Eight-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, cruise control, plus useful parking tech (rear sensors and a reversing camera). |
| Premium |
More comfort and a smarter cabin feel |
Adds features that make the car feel "nicer" every time you get in, including blue LED mood lighting (great for night driving), plus extra comfort upgrades depending on spec. |
| N Line |
Sportier look and stronger performance |
More powerful 1.0-litre turbo engine option (in the UK line-up), plus distinctive styling touches inside and out for a more athletic feel. |
New Hyundai i10 running costs
| Trim / typical engine |
Fuel type |
Gearbox |
WLTP combined mpg (approx.) |
CO2 (g/km, approx.) |
| Advance 1.0 MPi |
Petrol |
Manual |
54.3 |
119 |
| Advance 1.0 MPi |
Petrol |
AMT automatic |
51.4 |
126 |
| Premium 1.0 MPi |
Petrol |
AMT automatic |
52.3 |
126 |
| N Line 1.0 T-GDi (100 PS) |
Petrol |
Manual |
52.3 |
123 |
New Hyundai i10 safety features and rating
- Euro NCAP safety rating: three stars (2020)
- Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) to help reduce the chance of a front-end bump
- Lane Keeping Assist to help keep you steady on longer roads
- Driver attention monitoring to prompt a break if you're losing focus
- Speed assistance and speed limit alerts to help you stay on top of changing limits
- Electronic Stability Control (ESC) to help maintain grip in slippery conditions
- Multiple airbags for front and side protection
- ISOFIX points for fitting compatible child seats securely
- Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) to flag a slow puncture early
New Hyundai i10 practicality and space
- Boot space: 252 litres, which is a strong size for a small car, ideal for a weekly shop or a couple of cabin bags
- Fold-down rear seats: expands the load area for bulkier items, like a flat-pack box or a pushchair
- Low-roof design: helps the i10 feel compact and easy to judge in tight spots, so you're more confident pulling into narrow bays or edging past parked cars
- Five-door access: makes hopping in and out simple, especially if you're regularly using the rear seats
- ISOFIX mounting points: make child-seat fitting more straightforward on the outer rear seats
New Hyundai i10 tech and convenience
- Blue LED mood lighting (Premium): makes the cabin feel calmer at night and helps you find the controls without harsh glare when you're driving after dark
- Bluelink connectivity (on selected versions): lets you check key car info and stay connected via your phone, useful if you want extra reassurance that the car is locked, or you simply want a more connected ownership experience
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto: brings your maps, calls, and music onto the main screen without plugging in every time
- Reversing camera and rear parking sensors: takes the guesswork out of parallel parking and tight supermarket bays
- Cruise control: helps you hold a steady speed on longer A-roads and motorways without constantly adjusting your throttle
Can I buy a new Hyundai i10 on finance?
Yes, you can buy a Hyundai i10 on finance with Vertu, and it's a popular way to spread the cost while keeping your options open. If you're weighing up the right options, these are the main finance types you'll usually see (availability can vary by trim, deposit, and mileage):
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): lets you set monthly payments, then choose at the end if you want to buy the car, change it, or hand it back
- HP (Hire Purchase): a straightforward route where you pay towards ownership from the start
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): more like a lease, where you pay to use the car for an agreed term rather than owning it
If you'd like to compare options in more detail, our car finance explained hub breaks it down clearly. When you're ready, we can talk you through a Hyundai i10 on finance quote that matches the way you drive.
Where can I buy a new Hyundai i10?
You can buy a new Hyundai i10 through Vertu by visiting one of our Hyundai dealerships, or by enquiring online if you already know the trim you want. Either way, you get a friendly, professional experience that keeps things clear from first question to handover.
When you choose Vertu, you also get the peace of mind of strong aftersales support and genuine customer service, so you're looked after beyond the day you pick up the keys.
If you'd like to compare your options, you can browse our latest new Hyundai availability, or explore all new cars in stock to see what else suits your budget and driving needs.
New Hyundai i10 FAQs
Is the new Hyundai i10 easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, this is one of the i10's biggest strengths. The compact shape makes it easy to judge in narrow spaces, and features like rear parking sensors and a reversing camera help you line up in busy bays or on tight streets.
What insurance group is the new Hyundai i10 in?
The new Hyundai i10 typically sits in the lower insurance groups, which is one reason it's popular with first-time drivers and cost-conscious households. As a guide, the 1.0-litre versions can fall into very low groups (often around groups one to three), while sportier versions like i10 N Line can sit higher (around group 10). Your exact quote depends on trim, engine, and your own details.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Hyundai i10?
Hyundai's new car warranty in the UK is well known for peace of mind: five years, unlimited mileage for most drivers. (Certain commercial uses can have mileage limits.) That's a big reassurance if you want predictable ownership costs.
Are the tech features of the new Hyundai i10 easy to use?
They are, and they're designed to feel familiar quickly. The touchscreen layout is straightforward, wireless smartphone mirroring means your maps and music work the way you expect, and Bluelink (where fitted) adds handy connected features without turning the car into something you have to "learn".
Which new Hyundai i10 trim should I choose?
Advance suits drivers who want a well-equipped small car without pushing the budget. Premium is the one to look at if you care about comfort and cabin feel, features like blue LED mood lighting are a genuine upgrade at night. N Line is the pick if you want the sportier look and the stronger engine option for quicker acceleration.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Hyundai i10?
If you like knowing what you'll pay and when, a fixed plan can make budgeting easier, especially for routine maintenance. Flexible plans can suit you if your mileage changes year to year. Either way, keeping on top of servicing helps protect the car's condition and resale value, our teams can explain your options when you book in for Hyundai servicing.
