Hyundai i30 Sedan Premium 2.0 CVT 2024 Review

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The Hyundai i30 sedan creates quite a statement with its striking design and sharp lines. Updated late in 2023, The Hyundai i30 comes with a choice of engines and model variants.

I recently drove the Premium version in a soothing Meta Blue colour.

In the week I had the car there were a lot of people commenting to me about the looks, some liked them, some not so much. I actually like the look.

We took the i30 sedan away for the weekend and the boot managed to fit our luggage and a set of golf clubs as well.

The Premium version comes with

leather interior,
heated and ventilated front seats,
Premium Bose audio system and
additional safety features such as
- Parking Collision Warning,
- Blind-Spot View Monitor and
- Surround View Monitor),

While there are three engine choices, I had the 2 Litre Atkinson petrol engine. This is matched to a CVT that drives more like an 8-speed automatic.

It had a good balance between performance and economy. For those that want more performance, there is the i30N version, which i will be driving a bit later in the year.

Overall I enjoyed the i30 Sedan. And priced from $38,500 dollars plus the usual costs its not bad value.

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What is good?

Stylish and spacious
Hybrid version available
Comfortable inside

What is not so good?

Speed recognition is annoying to turn off
No full size spare.
Safety features not standard across range

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