2017 Hyundai i10 costs from £9,250 in the UK for the for the i10 S

2017 Hyundai i10 costs from £9,250 in the UK

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The 2017 Hyundai i10 was recently revealed with a bit of a facelift. and it’s now on sale in the UK with prices starting at £9,250 for the i10 S.

It’s three years since the current Hyundai i10 arrived, so it was time for a facelift and an update, which is exactly what Hyundai has done.

Revealed at the Paris Motor Show in September, the latest i10 is now on sale in the UK priced from £9,250.

That £9,250 will buy you a Hyundai i10 S complete with 1.0 litre three-cylinder petrol engine with a modest 65bhp and a five-speed manual gearbox.

Standard equipment includes 14″ steel wheels, remote locking, electric front windows and tyre pressure monitoring. Not exactly exciting, but a well-built entry-level car that’s very affordable.

For an extra £1,250 you can get an i10 SE which throws in stuff like electric door mirrors, Air Con, Cruise, Bluetooth, DAB and more safety tech, as well as the option of Hyundai’s 1.2 litre petrol with 87bhp and the option of a four-speed auto.

As well as the SE there’s also an SE Blue (from £10,900) with an emphasis on economy, adding Stop-Start, a weight saving interior and 13″ steel wheels to the SE spec to deliver official economy of 70mpg from the 3-pot petrol.

Up from SE comes the i10 Premium with 14″ alloys, LED running lights, Climate, DAB and prices from £11,200, with the Premium SE (from £12,800) adding a 7″ touchscreen with Nav and DAB, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

The 2017 Hyundai i10 is now on sale at Hyundai’s UK dealers. And from January, you can buy it online too.