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Hyundai i30 Specifications

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Hyundai i30 trims
S
RRP from £17,125

Hyundai i30 S equipment
Safety

Emergency stop signal system

Manual parking brake

Driver Convenience

Bluetooth system

Roll over sensor

Dusk sensor

Exterior Features

Aero wiper + intermittent function

Body colour door mirrors

LED brake lights

Body colour door mirrors with integral indicators

Black radiator grille

Shark fin antenna

Halogen headlights

Body colour door handles

Black window surrounds

Tinted glass with shade band

Front and rear electric windows

Interior Features

Black interior door handles

Centre console storage

Illuminated ignition key hole

Air conditioning

Cloth upholstery

Driver seat lumbar adjustment

Driver's seat height adjuster

Entertainment

RDS radio with MP3 player

Wheels

Tyre repair kit

15"10 spoke two tone alloy wheels

Hyundai i30 S engines
There is one engine available with the S trim
1.0T GDI
  • Petrol
  • Manual
  • 5 door
Engine size
1.0 litres
Brake horsepower (BHP)
120
Acceleration (0-60mph)
11.1s
Fuel economy
58mpg
First year road tax
£165
RRP from
£17,125
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The i30 looks almost as premium as a VW Golf
The small rear windscreen can make parking a pain
The back seat is as roomy as a Vauxhall Astra's
The i30's interior is easy to use but unexciting
The i30's interior is easy to use but unexciting
All models come with a rear armrest
All models come with a rear armrest
Its ugly bezel does the sat-nav no favours
Its ugly bezel does the sat-nav no favours
The i30's boot is reasonably big for this size of car
The i30's boot is reasonably big for this size of car
The back seats fold flat into the floor
The back seats fold flat into the floor
Under the boot floor is taken up by the spare wheel
Under the boot floor is taken up by the spare wheel
The sat-nav screen is nice and clear
The sat-nav screen is nice and clear
You'll have to put up with tyre roar at speed
And the Hyundai leans quite a lot in bends
The soft suspension soaks up bumps well
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