Earlier this month, the new i20 made its debut online, although Hyundai kept photographic material from the inside of the new compact hatchback under control. Until today!
The new i20 not only benefits from a much more exciting drawn carriage than that of its predecessor, but also from a series of new engines. The sharply aligned Hyundai, for example, is available with a 100-horsepower T-GDI and a 120-horsepower variant of it that has a mild hybrid technology. Hyundai does not save new technology just for the engine compartment.
Hyundai does not mount one, but two 10.25 inch displays in the interior of the i20. One of them sits directly behind the rather strikingly designed steering wheel and of course functions as a set of instruments. The second screen is in the middle of the dashboard and is linked to the infotainment system that can handle things like Apple Carplay and Android Auto. Just like with the new i10, the frame of the infotainment screen more or less blends into the covering of the new digital instruments. The displays will not be standard on every version.
Vertical lines have been applied over the entire width of the dashboard that should suggest that the entire dashboard is one outlet of the ventilation system. The lines are continued in the door panels. Three colors are available for the interior: Black Mono, Black & Gray and Black Mono & Yellow Green.