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Hyundai i20 Review
The Hyundai i20 is pushing the boundaries of what was previously expected from a premium hatchback both in terms of the features offered and the price. How much of it is translated to the final experience?


The first look of the 2020 Hyundai i20 got us excited. But, with its extensive feature list and powertrain options, it was evident that the newborn Hyundai was going to cost a bit more than the competition. The price reveal shocked many potential buyers as the i20 ended up asking for a premium of up to Rs 2 lakh over other potent cars such as the Baleno and Altroz. Even if you keep aside the turbo-petrol variants, the premium still extends up to Rs 1.5 lakh. Is the i20 really that special a hatchback and how much of that translates into everyday usability for you?

The i20 now feels like a grown up hatchback and not just in terms of the features, space and looks, but also the powertrains on offer. The 1.5-litre diesel engine is super refined and feels like the best all-rounder in the lineup. It does city duties well and proves to be an able highway cruiser. The 1.2-litre petrol CVT feels more apt for the city. Its refinement and power delivery won't let you complain while commuting, but leave a bit to be desired on the highways. The 1.0-litre turbo petrol is exclusively for people who are looking for the thrill of a sporty engine and are ready to pay the premium for it. And while this engine is plenty fast, the driving manners of the i20 pull it back from being an outright fun enthusiast car.
All of this, of course, comes at a premium price. To understand the price, you need to forget that it is a hatchback. You will need to focus on the upmarket experience it delivers with the features, space, drivetrains and overall cabin ambience. In fact, from the inside, it delivers a sedan-like experience and in that regard, the i20 deserves its premium.

The 2020 Hyundai i20 is taking the premium hatchback space a step forward. Question is, are you willing to take that step with it?

Like the exteriors, the interiors have also traded Euro-car minimalism for sporty design. An all-black dashboard replaces the beige one and that is just the starting point. The dash looks quite minimalistic. The finish is silky smooth in the centre and the connected vents, like the Audis, look well-finished. Another highlight of the cabin is the wraparound design. The door pads seamlessly merge into a curved dash which reminds us of multiple luxury cars. Centrestage, however, is taken by the two large displays: the all-digital instrument cluster and the large 10.25-inch touchscreen. The instrument cluster is lifted from the Hyundai Verna and looks quite sporty. The lack of customisation options in such a display is still a shame, but the readout is clear, leaving little room for complaint.