The Hyundai i40 is a large family car that has been on the market since 2011. It is available as a 4-door saloon and also as a 5-door estate. Three engines are available - a 1.7 litre diesel, as well as 1.6 litre and 2.0 litre GDi direct-injection petrol units. The i40 is an accomplished motorway cruiser, delivering a smooth and refined ride with very little road or wind noise even at high speeds.
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Latest Hyundai I40 Car Reviews:
The i40 is not a bad car by any means but it is comprehensively outclassed in this market sector. For cheap, reliable family transport it's perfectly adequate but there are better cars out there.
The i40 is competing in the saloon car market, and the list price for the i40 is well below the mark set by some of the more established cars in the class. The basic version mentioned here may not...
The i40 1.7 CRDi (136ps) Style Auto 4dr, a stylish family-sized saloon car, is Hyundai’s answer to the Ford Mondeo and Vauxhall Insignia. Hyundai boasts of the i40’s competitive price, economic fue...
The Hyundai i40 1.7 CRDi (136ps) Premium Auto 4dr is comfortable, spacious and well equipped. However, the standard equipment comes at a price and this is very expensive for an i40 - you can get a ...
Estate car practicality doesn't come much cheaper than this and for those on a limited budget, the i40 Estate is a fine choice. It's not very fun to drive and quite slow but it's a capable all-roun...
Hyundai I40 Overview
Interior styling is attractive with controls that are bold and easy to use, even if the dashboard may look a little overcomplicated at first. The driving seat can be made comfortable with electrically adjustable seats, and legroom is plentiful throughout the cabin. The boot is very large and can be made even bigger by folding the rear seats flat.
The i40 boasts an excellent level of standard equipment, as most Hyundais do. Entry level models come complete with alloy wheels, Bluetooth connectivity, air conditioning and steering wheel-mounted controls.
Background
The Hyundai i40 was unveiled in 2011.
It was available first as a 5-door estate, and later as a 4-door saloon.
The model received an excellent five star safety rating in the Euro NCAP crash tests in 2011.
A BlueDrive option is available which features stop/start technology and boasts reduced emissions.
Summary
The Hyundai i40 delivers a smooth and refined ride and comes complete with a generous amount of equipment. The car has a spacious interior and represents good value for money. It makes a great family vehicle.
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