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The 2017 Hyundai i30 is a more appealing entry level small car than the Mazda 3 or Toyota Corolla, but can the higher grades step up to the plate as well? Here are our first impressions on Australian roadsRead the full review
| LIST PRICE | From $22,990 |
| CARADVICE RATING | 8.0 |
| FUEL ECONOMY | 7.3L/100km |
| SEAT | 5 |
We went to our Facebook page just prior to the local launch of the i30 N and we asked you what you wanted to know about the new hot hatch. In return, you bombarded us with an avalanche of mostly excellent questions. So we loaded 30 of your best and boldest questions into our Little Book of N and, thus armed, we hit the road and track for two days, and talked to some of the experts behind the pale blue pint-sized rocketship, in our course of i30 N discovery...
Here's something we don't get to do any other day of the week... driving Hyundai's AU$750,000 i20 WRC race car through Sydney!
Alborz Fallah joins Hyundai at Rally Australia for a first local track drive in the hot new i30 N. Will it be worth the spend? Signs are good... but just tell us the price, already!
Read the full review here. If you haven’t already heard about the Hyundai i30 N, don’t worry, you will, soon enough. It’s the first ever attempt at a proper Euro-rivalling hot-hatch from the powerhouse South Korean carmaker, and we’re in Italy to drive the final production version. Catch Tony's impressions above, and hit the link for the full review and gallery...
When it comes to excitement, Honda's Civic has, the brand admits, been in need of a kick in the pants. This latest generation certainly shows the brand is serious. Thing is... Hyundai's not messing about, either. A challenger brand it may still be, but as our tests show, the i30 is as deserving of your dollar as any Japanese car...
There's little doubt the small car segment is one of the most hotly contested. But what if you need something sporty, yet not outrageously expensive? The 2017 Hyundai i30 SR might be your solution. See the full article here.
Hyundai has at last revealed its powerful new i30 N hot hatch. Here, we chat with Hyundai N division's boss Albert Biermann.
See the full article here The Hyundai i30 small hatchback is one of Australia's highest-selling vehicles, making the brand new third-generation version launched in April a highly significant car. Put mildly, this Korean rival to the Toyota Corolla and Mazda 3 - chief among a plethora of small car offerings in the market - is a prime candidate for a full range review...
Read the review of the SR and SR Premium models here. Read the review of the Active, Elite and Premium models here. ...
Read the full article here. Most car brands in Australia understand the unique demands that our diverse and isolated roads place on globally-developed products. Hyundai’s point of difference compared to a number of rivals comes from its supportive parent in Korea...
