Hyundai i30 leasing

A car such as the Hyundai i30 needs to be practical, to ensure that it’s not a chore to live with. The good news is that the front of the cabin offers up plenty of space, but taller adults will find the rear headroom a little limited. A Golf is a bit more accommodating, as are many other alternatives, so this could swing your decision if you regularly need to carry passengers in the back.

There are, at least, plenty of storage points throughout the cabin, so you won’t struggle for a spot to land your phone or drinks bottles. The i30 Hatchback’s boot also offers up a competitive amount of storage, too – and features split-folding rear seats as standard, aiding its flexibility. The Fastback and Tourer offer up even more space, which could prove ideal for some.

Hyundai claims that the entry-level i30 Hatchback with the 1.0 T-GDi petrol engine can average up to 61.4mpg. The more powerful and flexible 1.6 CRDi diesel engine can average up to 60.1mpg, too, but the economy figures do vary with specification and body style. The standard Fastback is offered with a punchy 1.5 T-GDi petrol engine, for example, which averages a best of 47.1mpg when coupled to a dual-clutch automatic transmission.

The i30 N is a much thirstier car but, on the plus side, it’s also much quicker and sounds great. If you’re looking for performance, you’ll probably be happy to pay an efficiency penalty.

Hyundai has a very good reputation for reliability and every one of its new cars comes with a 5-year, unlimited-mileage warranty as standard. There’s very little to worry about as a result.

The i30 Hatchback offers 395 litres of boot space with the rear seats up and 1301 with the rear seats down. The Tourer serves up 602 litres and 1650 litres respectively, while the Fastback clocks in at 450 litres and 1351 litres. The high-performance i30 N models, however, have slightly smaller boots than their regular counterparts.

The base-spec Hatchback model is the SE Connect, and N Line and Premium models are also available. The Tourer is offered in SE Connect and Premium grades, while the normal Fastback is only offered as an N Line. The i30 N models are only available in N Performance trim and the Tourer is not part of the high-performance offering.

The i30 Hatchback comes with rear parking sensors, and a reversing and guidance camera at the rear as standard. Some variants also include front parking sensors, too.

Hyundai’s i30 has a roomy front cabin but the rear isn’t as spacious as alternatives such as a VW Golf. There are plenty of storage points, however, and the boot is big and easily accessed.

It might not have the driver appeal or cachet of many a competitor, but the i30 compensates by being well equipped, easy to live with and straightforward to drive.

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