Is the Hyundai 1.0 T-GDi engine reliable?

The 1.0 T-GDi three-cylinder has a good record in the i20, i30, Kona and Bayon when serviced on time with the specified oil. Like any direct-injection turbo, it is happier in a car that has not lived only on short trips.

Which DGT label does a petrol Hyundai get?

A petrol Hyundai registered from 2006 meets at least Euro 4 and gets the C label. The 48-volt mild-hybrid versions, like the full and plug-in hybrids, get the ECO label or better.

Is a petrol Hyundai i10 a good first car?

Yes, the i10 with the 1.0 or 1.2 MPi is a simple, economical city car that is cheap to insure and maintain. Its non-turbo engines are known for giving little trouble.

Cars

Used petrol Hyundais in Spain

Found 4,705 cars

From €1,200 to €64,800, half under €16,550 · Typically 2023 with 44,000 km · Most listed: Hyundai i20, Hyundai Tucson, and Hyundai i30. Petrol Hyundais split into the simple MPi engines of the i10 and i20 and the T-GDi turbos, from the three-cylinder 1.0 to the 1.6 in the Tucson. Later turbo versions add a 48-volt mild-hybrid system and with it the ECO label.