Hyundai recently launched the third-gen i20 in India which takes the premium hatchback segment a step ahead with its stunning design, refined powertrain options, and premium features. Pricing for the new-gen i20 ranges between Rs 6.80 lakh and Rs 11.18 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The Asta variant is one below the top-spec and therefore the just one with the 7-speed dual-clutch automatic option for the turbo-petrol engine. Do the feature updates make it a value-for-money but highly specced i20? we discover out
Exterior:
Hyundai i20 accompany LED projector headlamps with integrated daytime running lights. The Cornering lamps add an delightful look
The 16-inch diamond-cut alloys along side tyres add an integrated look
Z-shaped LED taillights with connecting chrome garnish also add a worth to the present model
Other features include Body-coloured bumpers, door handles and mirrors, Chrome beltline, Chrome door handles and switch Indicators on ORVMs
Interior:
Digital instrument cluster with MID is compatible with interior of Hyundai i20. the peak adjustable driver’s seat provide a comfort. The Blue ambient lighting is additionally providing a descent look.
Leather-wrapped gear knob and wheel , Sliding armrest and Adjustable front headrests and Rear parcel tray is additionally there to offer variant look
Safety features:
Safety features include Adjustable front headrests, Rear parcel tray, Dual Airbags, ABS with EBD, Rear camera, Driver rear view monitor, Automatic headlamps, Rear defogger and Puddle lamps
The Asta variant of the new i20 offers a feature-rich premium hatchback experience at this price. it’s also the simplest option with the 1.2-litre petrol-CVT or the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol iMT powertrains. Hyundai isn’t offering the diesel with this variant. Instead, the Asta introduces the dual-clutch automatic drive for the turbo-petrol engine. However, if you’re willing to pay the premium for the DCT automatic, we’d suggest you skip this variant.