Hyundai I20 variants
Total price
Monthly payment

Finance representative example (PCP)

Total cash price £15,449. Borrowing £13,904 with a £1,545 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£249.77
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£20,329.77
Cost of credit
£4,880.77
Optional final payment
£6,796.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Hyundai i20?

The i20 is Hyundai's entrant to the popular supermini class, competing with incumbents like the Ford Fiesta and Volkswagen Polo. It makes a good case for itself with a packed equipment list and a grown-up, relaxed driving experience. You probably won't want to carry tall adults around all day in the i20 but it's still one of the most spacious options in this class, with more than enough space to handle a big weekly shop.

Popular Hyundai i20 trims for sale at Motorpoint

SE Connect gets alloy wheels, automatic emergency braking, rear parking sensors, a reversing camera and auto high beams, plus Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Sporty N Line models add larger alloy wheels, a sporty-looking body kit, tinted rear windows and a black contrast colour roof. You also get climate control, ambient interior lighting, LED brakelights and a larger infotainment screen.

Premium forgoes N Line's sporty body kit but adds heated front seats and a heated steering wheel.

Ultimate gains blind-spot monitoring, an upgraded Bose stereo, enhanced automatic braking with junction function, keyless entry and a wireless phone charging pad.

Owning a used Hyundai i20

Hyundai’s cabins can now compete toe-to-toe with the best in this class. Material quality is high with no squeaks or rattles, and the design is neat and tidy with the infotainment screen prominently featured atop the dashboard. You still get easy-to-use physical buttons for the climate control, too. As a small car, you can’t expect the i20 to have van-like space, but it's still impressively practical for this class, with passenger room for four full-size adults and boot space that's towards the top end of the class.

Read our full Hyundai i20 review.

Other models you may be interested in

There's a whole field full of rivals to cross-shop the i20 against. Look at cars like the Ford Fiesta, Volkswagen Polo, Vauxhall Corsa, Peugeot 208, Renault Clio and Kia Rio.

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Your Hyundai i20 questions answered

Hyundai makes the i20 in one form only – a five-door hatchback.

If you’re in the market for a nearly new i20, you’re likely to encounter older pre-2020 models and current-generation 2020-and-newer versions. While the two cars share the same hatchback format, the newer model is substantially overhauled, with sharper styling, more powerful engines and a more premium interior.

Despite being slightly older, however, pre-2020 i20 cars still have plenty of strengths and are noticeably more affordable than the current-generation model. Some pre-2020 models were sold early into the 2020 model year so double check with a Motorpoint representative if you’re not sure which version you’re looking at.

The i20 is a small car designed to work well in urban environments. As such, it measures in at a little more than four metres long – the exact same length as a Ford Fiesta, and a few millimetres shorter than a Volkswagen Polo, Peugeot 208 or Renault Clio. The i20 is also a few millimetres shorter than its sister car, the Kia Rio.

Engine options for the i20 are now exclusively petrol powered and this suits the car’s likely use case as an urban and suburban runabout. All engines offered on 2020-and-newer i20s are turbocharged and feature a 48V starter-generator in place of a conventional alternator and starter motor to reduce fuel consumption.

Yes, there's lots of reasons to recommend the i20. For starters, it has one of the largest interiors in its segment, outclassing the Ford Fiesta and Vauxhall Corsa, and only beaten by the Tardis-like Honda Jazz.

On top of that the interior and exterior styling is several cuts about dull Hyundais of old, with sharp lines and bold shapes defining its look. The cabin is nicely trimmed in addition to being spacious, with judicious use of soft-touch materials and an infotainment system that's more up to date than some of the Hyundai's rivals.

Buyers searching for ultra-sporty handling or the most outright practicality in this class might want to look to something else but, for most buyers, the i20 is a great all rounder.

Most reliability surveys give the i20 strong marks for dependability. Plus, with most engines and parts widely shared between other Hyundai and Kia models, you won't struggle to find any replacements you might need.

The car is also backed up by Hyundai's five-year factory warranty, which is two years longer than most of its direct rivals.

Once that factory warranty runs out, you can add an extended warranty for extra peace of mind in the event of mechanical or electrical failures further down the line.

The i20 is a small, light car so isn't the best choice for towing unless you're hauling a very lightweight trailer. All versions are rated to tow a braked trailer weighing 1,100kg. That said, it's safest to avoid towing a trailer that weighs more than 85% the weight of your car.

Yes every petrol-powered Hyundai i20 ever made is compatible with E10 fuel (10% ethanol). So you can fuel up without worrying whether your car is compatible.