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Hyundai i20 N Line

Hyundai i20 N Line is a 5 seater Hatchback available in a price range of Rs. 10.19 - 12.31 Lakh*. It is available in 6 variants, a 998 cc, / and 2 transmission options: Manual & Automatic. Other key specifications of the i20 N Line include a kerb weight of 1220 and boot space of Liters. The i20 N Line is available in 6 colours. Over 76 User reviews basis Mileage, Performance, Price and overall experience of users for Hyundai i20 N Line.
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Key Specs of Hyundai i20 N Line

Engine998 cc
BHP118.41 Bhp
TransmissionManual/Automatic
Mileage20.0 - 20.25 kmpl
FuelPetrol
Airbags2-6

Hyundai i20 N Line Car Latest Update

Latest Update: Hyundai is offering the i20 N Line with discounts of up to Rs 15,000 this May.

Price: Hyundai has priced the i20 N Line between Rs 10.19 lakh and Rs 12.31 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). 

Variants: It can be had in two broad variants: N6 and N8. 

Colours: You can buy the hatchback in four dual-tone and three monotone shades: Thunder Blue, Titan Grey, Starry Night, Polar White, Thunder Blue with black roof, Fiery Red with black roof, and Polar White with black roof. 

Engine and Transmission: The i20 N Line comes with a 1-litre turbo-petrol engine (120PS/172Nm) paired with either 6-speed iMT (clutchless manual) or 7-speed DCT.

Features: Features on board the i20 N Line include a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an air purifier, connected car tech, auto LED headlights and a sunroof.

Safety: On the safety front, it gets up to six airbags, rear parking sensors, a reverse camera and electronic stability control (ESC).

Rivals: The Hyundai i20 N Line competes with the turbo-variants of the Tata Altroz.

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Hyundai i20 N Line Price

The price of Hyundai i20 N Line starts at Rs. 10.19 Lakh and goes upto Rs. 12.31 Lakh. Hyundai i20 N Line is offered in 6 variants - the base model of i20 N Line is N6 iMT and the top variant Hyundai i20 N Line N8 DCT Dual Tone which comes at a price tag of Rs. 12.31 Lakh.

i20 N Line N6 iMT998 cc, Manual, Petrol, 20.0 kmplMore than 2 months waitingRs.10.19 Lakh*
i20 N Line N6 iMT Dual Tone998 cc, Manual, Petrol, 20.0 kmplMore than 2 months waitingRs.10.27 Lakh*
i20 N Line N8 iMT998 cc, Manual, Petrol, 20.0 kmplMore than 2 months waitingRs.11.21 Lakh*
i20 N Line N8 iMT Dual tone998 cc, Manual, Petrol, 20.0 kmplMore than 2 months waitingRs.11.36 Lakh*
i20 N Line N8 DCT998 cc, Automatic, Petrol, 20.25 kmpl
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i20 N Line N8 DCT Dual Tone998 cc, Automatic, Petrol, 20.25 kmplMore than 2 months waitingRs.12.31 Lakh*
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Hyundai i20 N Line Review

Is the i20 N Line an actual change of heart for the i20 or just a fancier set of clothes?

Hyundai’s N division is responsible for their success in the WRC and touring car championships. And when they get their hands on a road-going hatch, the results are a boy racer’s dream. Like the i20 N, which packs a 204PS punch from a 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine mated to a 6-speed pure manual. And if you are one of those cribbing as to why did Hyundai not launch the i20 N in India, the answer is an approximate Rs 20 lakh price tag. 

So, just as how the BMW M’s less sporty cousin is the MSport, and the Audi RS has a more sensible S Line, what we get from Hyundai is the i20 N Line. Performance of the i20 turbo wrapped in an N Line body kit along with some sporty enhancements. Questions to answer today are threefold. A, what are these updates? B, do they make the i20 feel sportier? C, can they justify the Rs 50,000 premium that Hyundai is asking for?

Exterior

We already know what the i20 looks like, and the base car has not changed at all. You still have the same silhouette, lights and stance. But Hyundai has added a racier looking body kit over it. The grille is new and has a chequered flag-inspired pattern. It even wears the N Line badge and looks distinct. This is complemented by a sharper lower bumper and a red lower lip. 

Move the camera lens to the side and it will first focus on the new 16-inch alloys wheels. These are sporty-looking wheels with “N” badges and look different from different angles with the dual-tone paint. They even hide red brake callipers, a must-have for the sporty variants. Then comes the door handles which are not chrome but body-coloured, and a red side skirt. The rear wheels hide the brake callipers as well, but they are not red. And the enthusiast reading this would have figured out that all-4 disc brakes are exclusive to the i20 N Line. The dual-tone paint is available with the blue and red body colour for an extra Rs 15,000. 

At the back, the spoiler is tweaked and also gets wings along the side of the windscreen. Lower down, the bumper is tweaked and then comes the shiniest element of them all: the twin-tip exhaust. And they aren’t just for show. Overall, the i20 N Line isn’t loud, but will surely grab your attention. The N Line kit complements the sharp design of the i20 better and this becomes the go-to choice for looks in the i20 family. 

Interior

The i20 turbo always had an all-black cabin along with red accents on the AC vents and climate control switches. The N Line kit adds a sportier steering wheel with an N badge. This is the same wheel that the European N Line gets and feels better to hold, and even the mounted controls feel more premium and tactile. In the DCT, you also get paddle shifters behind this wheel.

Another element borrowed from the international model is the gear shifter. The DCT gets a leather-wrapped shifter with the N badge and red accents. I personally prefer the shifter of the iMT which is a round knob with sporty red and silver accents. It feels good to hold and shift, while also saving you close to Rs 90,000 in the process. More on the variants slightly ahead in the review. 

Apart from these key changes, you also get leatherette seat covers with N logo and design, and red ambient lights in the door pads, footwell and wireless charger. These were earlier in a blue shade. Hyundai did not just stop at cosmetic updates and went ahead and added a few more features to the list. The i20 N Line gets an auto day/night IRVM and voice commands to control the sunroof and driver side window.

While the interiors do not stand out as the exteriors do, the changes are enough to make you feel a bit special. The missing key here is the key itself. It’s the same beige unit as the regular i20, and it should have had an N Line badge there as well. We were told that it could not be incorporated as a special key is reserved for the i20 N. All other elements like space, practicality and features remain similar to the standard i20. You can check them out in our set of reviews and comparisons below.

Variants

The i20 N Line is being offered in two variants - N6 and N8. The N6 is only offered with the iMT transmission and is a mix of the Sportz and Asta variants for features. The N8 is offered with both iMT and DCT transmissions and is based on the Asta Option variant with a few add-ons as discussed below. Have a look at the key features of each variant.

N6 N8
iMT: Rs 9.84 Lakh iMT: Rs 10.87 Lakh / DCT: Rs 11.75 Lakh
Exterior
Halogen Headlamps LED Projector Headlamps
Projector Fog Lamps Cornering Lamps
Red Brake Callipers Puddle Lamps
LED Tail Lamps  
Chequered Flag Grille
16-inch Alloy Wheels
Twin Tip Exhaust
Spoiler with side spats
Red / Gloss Black Accents
Shark Fin Antenna
Interior
Height adjustable driver seat Red Ambient Lighting
Tilt & telescopic steering Sliding Front Armrest
Black interiors with red inserts Rear Seat Armrest
Leatherette Upholstery (w/ N logo) Rear Adjustable Headrest
3-spoke steering wheel (w/ N logo)  
Sporty metal pedals
Fixed Armrest
Infotainment
Digital cluster with multi-information display (MID) 10.25” Touchscreen
8” Touchscreen Infotainment System 7-speaker BOSE Sound System
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto Wireless Charging
6 Speaker Sound System Hyundai BlueLink Connected Car Tech
Steering-mounted audio and Bluetooth controls  
Voice Recognition
Comfort and Convience
Electric Sunroof Keyless Entry
Cruise control Push-button Start
Electrically adjustable and folding mirrors (with auto fold) Auto-dimming IRVM
Manual AC Automatic Climate Control
Rear AC vents Rear Wiper + Washer
Safety
Front + Rear Disc Brakes Side and Curtain Airbags
Dual Front Airbags Height-adjustable Seatbelt
ABS with EBD  
ISOFIX Child Seat Mounts
Height Adjustable Seatbelts
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
Electronic Stability Control
Hill Assist Control
Reverse Parking Camera
Automatic Headlamps
Rear Defogger

Performance

Hyundai’s engineers have refrained from making any changes to the 1.0-litre turbocharged engine of the i20 N Line, the only one it is available with. Probability because it already has the best in class output of 120PS and 172Nm. What adds flavour to this engine, though, is the new exhaust. Even at idle, it sounds sportier. Hyundai has managed to tweak the sound just enough to make it bassy without being outright loud. And this will certainly be appreciated by the more sensible members of the family. 

The strength of this engine is its city performance. It does feel slightly sedated while picking up and there is also a bit of a throttle lag, which gets pronounced in bumper to bumper traffic. But as soon as the turbo hits, the i20 N Line picks up cleanly. There is a lot of torque to play with and city overtakes are done with a sporty stride. And this is where the exhaust sounds the best as well. A slight hint of the bass also creeps into the cabin but can be missed if you have fired up the 7-speaker Bose sound system. I wish the exhaust would be more audible in the cabin for some more drama. Because outside, it does garner attention. 

While there is a lot of usable power for overtakes, the engine does not feel hot-hatch-exciting. The top-end performance leaves a bit to be desired as the acceleration past 5,000rpm isn’t strong. The sound also flattens out and gets out of the drama zone here. It's because of this trait that the i20 turbo (10.88s to 100kmph), despite being more powerful than the Polo GT TSI (10.79s to 100kmph), was marginally slower to 100kmph in our test. Hyundai claims a time of 9.9 seconds to 100kmph for the N Line, which, not to mention conveniently under that legendary 10 seconds number, sounds a bit of a stretch and will be put to the test soon in a road test.  

For maximum drama of sound and acceleration, short shift at 4000rpm. And if you have picked the DCT, this can be done with the help of the paddle shifter. These are surprisingly quick and a click almost immediately gets the gear changed. There is very little lag between you demanding a shift and it happening, and this does feel sporty. 

The DCT transmission has a split personality. In Drive mode, it upshifts at a lower rpm to help the turbo sip less fuel. The i20 feels like any other hatch to drive in this mode and power only comes in if you demand it with heavier throttle input. However, shift to Sport and the throttle response becomes quicker. The shifts now happen at a higher rpm and this makes the car feel more eager to drive. You still have to short shift to be playful, but the quick response makes it feel more fun. 

If you pick the iMT, which is the clutchless manual, the physical feel of shifting gears is quite engaging, especially with the new round shifter. And it is quick as well. However, in traffic, the iMT requires you to shift quite a lot to stay in power. And this does take a toll on the whole automatic and the fun experience. This is why the DCT, especially with the paddle shifters, is the better allrounder. 

Ride And Handling

While Hyundai India engineers have left the engine alone, they have been busy tuning the suspension and steering. On paper, it is 30 percent stiffer in damping. On the road, this means a much flatter ride. On well-paved roads, the setup feels sportier as you do get more communication from the surface. The initial firmness is dialled up and the smaller bumps and level changes, especially at lower speeds, are more pronounced. However, if you are driving at 40-50kmph, the damping feels quite sophisticated and isolates you well from these surface imperfections. 

If the roads around your locality are in good shape, the i20 N will be a delight to drive. It feels more planted, stable and the way it deals with speed breakers is sporty, not harsh or uncomfortable. But if you live in a place where the roads are broken, then the low-speed ride can become jarring. More so for the rear seat passengers. 

When it comes to handling, the i20 N Line does offer more confidence. There is less body movement in corners, which will allow you to carry more speed. However, the steering has only been made heavier, not quicker. Hence while it feels more confident, it does not feel sportier or more engaging. Also, with the rear disc brakes now on offer, Hyundai claims that the 100-0kmph distance has been reduced by 1.4 metres. While they did not feel sharp, emergency braking should be safer as it should stop in under 40m from 100kmph.

Verdict

Time then, to answer the three questions. What’s changed? It definitely looks sportier with the N Line kit and sounds a lot better too. However, the exhaust note should have been slightly louder in the cabin. Interiors feel more special too and the added features offer convenience. 

Do they help make the i20 feel more sporty? Partly yes. While the engine could have done with a bit more power and the steering still doesn’t feel direct, the handling has improved. The ride comfort will be appreciated in metros and on better roads, but the low-speed sacrifice in comfort might irk your family members. The exhaust note too will grab a lot of attention from onlookers. 

Can it justify the Rs 50,000 premium that Hyundai is asking for? Oh yes! These changes, especially the bigger ones like the disc brakes, suspension tuning and the new features help the i20 N Life feel like a proper sportier variant, and not a half-hearted cosmetic job. Overall, this package does feel more special than the standard i20 and will add drama to your daily drives. 

That said, the on-road cost for the N8 DCT will be close to Rs 14 lakh. And at that price, you can get compact sedans and SUVs which will be a whole lot more practical. Hence, your mind would surely want to buy a bigger car, possibly 2 segments up. But buying the N Line is the heart’s decision, and the i20 does enough to convince it. 

Pros & Cons of Hyundai i20 N Line Car

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At this price, your mind would surely want you to buy a bigger car, possibly 2 segments up. But, buying the N Line is the heart’s decision, and the i20 does enough to convince it.

Things We Like

  • Visual changes are subtle yet distinctive
  • Exhaust sounds sporty
  • Ample performance for a fun city drive
  • Improved handling from the standard i20
  • Added features add convenience
  • All-4 disc brakes

Things We Don't Like

  • Pricey!
  • Engine misses top-end performance
  • Sportier exhaust note not audible inside the cabin

Stand Out Features

  • Hyundai i20 N Line Rear disc brakes

    Rear disc brakes

  • Hyundai i20 N Line Auto dimming IRVM

    Auto dimming IRVM

  • Hyundai i20 N Line 10.25-inch touchscreen

    10.25-inch touchscreen

  • Hyundai i20 N Line Red ambient lights

    Red ambient lights

  • Hyundai i20 N Line 7-speaker Bose sound system

    7-speaker Bose sound system

Specification of Hyundai i20 N Line

ARAI Mileage20.25 kmpl
City Mileage16.0 kmpl
Fuel TypePetrol
Engine Displacement (cc)998
No. of cylinder3
Max Power (bhp@rpm)118.41bhp@6000rpm
Max Torque (nm@rpm)172Nm@1500-4000rpm
Seating Capacity5
TransmissionTypeAutomatic
Fuel Tank Capacity37.0
Body TypeHatchback
Service Cost (Avg. of 5 years)Rs.4,330

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Engine998 cc1197 cc - 1497 cc1493 cc1198 cc - 1497 cc998 cc - 1493 cc
FuelPetrolDiesel/PetrolDieselDiesel/Petrol/CNGDiesel/Petrol
On-road price10.19 - 12.31 Lakh8.42 - 14.60 Lakh9.78 - 10.79 Lakh6.60 - 10.74 Lakh7.72 - 13.18 Lakh
Airbags2-62-6222-6
BHP118.41108.62 - 128.7374.9672.41 - 108.4881.8 - 118.41
Mileage20.0 to 20.25 kmpl16.5 to 20.1 kmpl16.0 kmpl18.05 to 23.64 kmpl-

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Hyundai i20 N Line Mileage

The claimed ARAI mileage: Hyundai i20 N Line Petrol is 20.0 kmpl.The claimed ARAI mileage for the automatic variants: Hyundai i20 N Line Petrol is 20.25 kmpl.

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PetrolAutomatic20.25 kmpl
PetrolManual20.0 kmpl

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What is the exact on-road price of Hyundai i20 N Line?

The on-road price of i20 N Line in Delhi starts at Rs. 11,74,131. The on-road price is inclusive of RTO charges and insurance.

Which car is better i20 N Line or XUV300?

i20 N Line price starts at Rs 10.19 Lakh ex-showroom and XUV300 price starts Rs 8.42 Lakh ex-showroom. Compare these two models on the basis of their price, features & specs.

What will the EMI or down payment for Hyundai i20 N Line?

Hyundai i20 N Line EMI starts at ₹ 22,357 per month for a tenure of 60 months @ 9.8% for a loan amount of Rs 10.57 Lakh & down payment will be ₹ 1.17 Lakh.

What is the transmission type of Hyundai i20 N Line?

Hyundai i20 N Line is available in Petrol Option with Manual & Automatic transmission.

Does the Hyundai i20 N Line have a sunroof?

Yes, all variants of Hyundai i20 N Line are having a sunroof.

What is the mileage of Hyundai i20 N Line?

The ARAI mileage of Hyundai i20 N Line is 20.0 kmpl.

What are the colour options of Hyundai i20 N Line?

Starry Black,Thunder Blue,Atlas White,Atlas White With Abyss Black,Titan Grey are the colour options of i20 N Line.

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The most feature-loaded modern car in his segment. It's having a unique feature in the hatchback i.e. paddle shifter.

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