Hyundai I10 Price Philippines & Official Promos

The latest generation Hyundai i10 Grand boasts of a well-proportioned and modern aesthetic that now carries the Korean brand’s 'Fluidic Sculpture 2.0' design language evident on its newly redesigned front fascia flanked with LED headlamps.

The front bumper has been restyled as well with a bigger front air intake similar to the Elantra’s, and Hyundai’s new cascading hexagonal fog lights that come with LED daytime running lights for top-range models.

The rear comes with a revamped dual-tone bumper flanked with newly modified tail light clusters and large reflectors. Completing the sportier, modernized look are 14-inch alloy wheels.

There are more style and functionality inside the Hyundai i10 Grand with its generous spaces, numerous storage spaces and cubbyholes, and a newly designed interior. While the cabin is composed mostly of hard plastics, the matte finish elevates the dual-tone red and black interior to a more sophisticated vibe. The instrument panel is simple and clean, in which the controls are easy to reach. Large, well-bolstered seats wrapped in fabric give an extra layer of comfort for all passengers. The Grand i10's first row seats also adjust for height.

The Hyundai Grand i10’s entertainment system comes in two forms, depending on the variant. Lower trim levels are furnished with 2-DIN radios while top-range models are equipped with a 7-inch touchscreen system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Most of the new additions to the safety package are delivered with higher trim variants including an automatic climate control system and reverse parking camera. Hyundai also introduced the Front Collision Warning System (FCWS) and the Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) on the latest Grand i10. The FCWS provides notifications of road hazards while the LDSW alerts the driver if they are maneuvering towards the border of a lane.

The 4-door hatchback runs on McPherson struts in front and a coupled torsion beam axle at the rear. Stopping power effectively comes from front discs and rear drums.

There are two engine options for the Hyundai Grand i10- the 1.0-liter inline-three and the 1.2-liter inline-four, both of which run on gasoline and have been carried over from the previous generation models. The former puts out 65 hp and 94 Nm of torque while the latter delivers 86 hp and 120 Nm of torque. It is mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox as standard, while there is an option to have a 4-speed automatic transmission. Either way, power is sent to the front wheels.