Over the last few days, the new-gen Hyundai i20 has been a topic of discussion. Multiple teasers had previewed its interior and exterior, while leaked images had already revealed most of the car ahead of its debut. Now, the wait is over as Hyundai has officially unveiled the fourth-generation i20 in Brazil. The latest model brings major changes across the board. It is larger than before, gets a completely new design, introduces Hyundai’s K3 platform and adds several new comfort, convenience and safety features. New Design With A Fresh Look The new i20 follows Hyundai’s latest styling direction and looks very different from the outgoing version. Some key exterior highlights include: - H-shaped LED daytime running lights - Full-width front light bar - New rectangular headlamps - Redesigned grille with sharper detailing - New bonnet design - 17-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels - Connected LED tail lamps - Prominent body cladding - Sharper window line and roof profile Dimensionally, the hatchback has grown as well. | Specification | New Hyundai i20 | |---|---| | Length | 4,130 mm | | Width | 1,780 mm | | Wheelbase | 2,580 mm | | Boot Space | 346 litres | The larger footprint also contributes to a more spacious cabin and improved practicality. Cabin Receives A Major Upgrade The interior sees one of the biggest updates on the new i20. Hyundai has redesigned the dashboard and added a long list of modern features. Notable features include: - Dual 12.3-inch screens - New multifunction steering wheel - Wireless phone charger - Electronic parking brake - Paddle shifters - Front and rear USB charging ports - Bluelink connected car technology - Physical climate control buttons - Emergency SOS function - Over-the-air software updates Hyundai has also equipped the hatchback with a built-in 5G connectivity system