2022 Hyundai i20 Price & Specs

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Minor exterior tweaks will headline the Hyundai i20 N’s upcoming facelift, as Australian demand helps to keep the hot hatch alive.

Future Hyundai N performance cars could have hybrid powertrains, amid the brand's transition to full electrification across the model lineup.

Hyundai is killing its hot hatches in Europe as it transitions to a zero-emissions lineup, but they still have life in them yet in Australia.

Supply is looking better at Hyundai, and you'll be able to take delivery of most models in under three months.

Hyundai is open to an electric successor to today's i30 N hatchback, but technical advisor Albert Biermann insists it have an 800V system.

You can now order a Hyundai i20 N or i30 N hatchback again as the company has secured enough supply to fulfil existing backorders.

Hyundai knows enthusiasts are itching to get behind the wheel of the i20 N and i30 N hatchbacks, and says it's planning to reopen orders.

Hyundai's hot hatches and electric vehicles remain supply-constrained, but there are Venues and i30 Sedan Ns aplenty.

Hyundai's European arm has confirmed there will be new generation versions of the i10, i20, and i30, but we don't know when they're due.

It may not have been in Australia long, but the Hyundai i20 N is already set for a mid-life update. It's expected to arrive here early next year.

It's the featherweight hot hatch duel you've all been waiting for. The Fiesta ST cult hero takes on the i20 N – who takes the crown?

Hyundai Australia has detailed the latest wait times across its range, from three months on the Staria to more than 12 months for the i20 and i30 N hatches.

If Hyundai sold the i20 N with a dual-clutch auto it would sell a lot more of them. Thank God it doesn't.

Mat L purchased this Hyundai i20 new with additional options for $37,500 (including all on-road costs). Mat L would buy this car again because: "Would definitely buy again if still available in a manual ICE drivetrain when it comes time for a new car in a few years. The car has easily met and in some cases exceeded expectations. Hyundai's N division have proven themselves to be worthy."

Hyundai's N division has loaded a heap of new Aussie circuits into its Track Maps software – as if you needed another excuse to cut laps!