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The 2016 Hyundai iMax Series II people-mover remains a no-frills and dependable van-based people-mover.Read the full review
| LIST PRICE | From $33,860 |
| CARADVICE RATING | 7.0 |
| FUEL ECONOMY | 8.8/100km |
| SEAT | 9 |
| ANCAP RATING |
The 2016 Hyundai iMax Series II people-mover remains a no-frills and dependable van-based people-mover.
If you absolutely need eight seats, the Hyundai iMax is almost the default choice for the money.
It’s a great looking eight-seat people mover with a highly efficient diesel engine and an automatic transmission.
Hyundai Australia has unveiled the restyled 2019 iLoad and iMax twins, with more equipment and a new iMax Elite model with a more luxurious cabin and twin sunroofs. Both load-lugging and people-moving versions of the big Hyundai have benefitted from a new nose with a new, on-brand grille and squarer headlights...
The facelifted versions of the Hyundai iLoad van and Hyundai iMax people mover have, very likely, been previewed by the updated Hyundai Grand Starex, which has just been unveiled in South Korea. Externally, the biggest changes have happened at the front of the van. There, the current vertical headlights have been replaced with much thinner, horizontally-arrayed units...
Hyundai Australia has expanded its growing rollout of Apple CarPlay connectivity, this time upgrading variants in the Accent, iMax and iLoad ranges. Essentially gracing the vehicle’s infotainment system with the familiar look and feel of an iPhone or iPad, Apple’s CarPlay software offers access to Apple Maps navigation and Siri voice command - such as hands-free phone calls, messaging and dictation - along with music, calendar and apps like Spotify...
The Hyundai iLoad, Australia’s second-most-popular cargo van, has received a range of updates that bring it closer to its classy new European rivals such as the Volkswagen Transporter, Renault Trafic, Ford Transit Custom and Mercedes-Benz Vito...
I am the owner of this vehicle and until lately I would have said it was a reliable car. My I max isn't even 5 years old yet and the turbo went and motor went Hyundai said because my service was late they would not honor their 5 year warranty and I have found out since that people that are regularly servicing and maintaining their turbo are having the exact same problem...
