2017 Hyundai i10 Facelift (UK)
Here is the facelifted of Hyundai i10 before sales of the tiny city car commence in the UK in
January 2017.
Set to debut at Paris Motor Show, the refreshed i10 is the first time the model has been
updated since the second-generation car launched in 2013. While the updates are
minimal, the company hopes they will help the i10 better rival the Kia Picanto,
Volkswagen Up, Seat Mii and Skoda Citigo.
The 2017 Hyundai i10
includes a tweaked grille and a new set of LED daytime running lights. These
changes are complemented with a new bumper design and a set of 14-inch steel or
alloy wheels. Styling tweaks to the rear end include a new bumper, different
materials on the taillights, round rear fog lamps and a subtle black inlay.
The biggest changes to the new car come
in the cabin. For starters, a seven-inch touchscreen navigation system is
standard in high-end models and includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The
navigation system also comes with a seven year free subscription to the
company's life traffic monitoring system.
Hyundai has added a front
collision warning system to the car as well as a lane departure warning system,
both of which work thanks to front camera sensors.
In terms of engines, the 2017 i10 will
maintain the current car's 1.0-liter and 1.25-liter petrol engines mated to
either a five-speed manual transmission as standard or a four-speed automatic
'box.
