Hyundai has unveiled the i20 N Line in India. The car comes as the performance-oriented version of the i20 hatchback that has seen impressive popularity in India.
On the outside, the i20 N Line gets a number of new styling elements inspired by Hyundai’s N performance division. At the front, the car gets a slightly different front and rear bumper design complimented with additional skirtings that come with a grey contrasting stripe, a black grille with a “chequered flag" style pattern and a prominent N Line badge.
At the back, the i20 N Line gets a diffuser-style bumper, a triangular fog-light like that of the i30 N hot hatch and a chrome twin-exit exhaust. Also on offer are a set of unique two-tone 17-inch alloy wheels as part of the N Line package.
On the inside, the car retains most elements from the standard i20, but it does get prominent N badging and red stitching throughout, sport front seats, a bespoke steering wheel, metal pedals and an N-branded leather gear knob.
In terms of features, the car gets an electric sunroof, digital cluster with MID, wireless phone charging with cooling, air purifier, cooled glovebox and voice-activated Blue Link. The party piece literally however is this 10.25-inch infotainment system that gets multiple connectivity options and is linked to a superb seven-speaker Bose system. On the safety front, you get six airbags, vehicle stability management, ESC and hill assist control.
At the heart of the i20 N Line is a 1.0-litre Turbo GDi Petrol engine that is offered with a 7-Speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT) or a 6-Speed intelligent manual transmission (iMT). The powertrains have been configured to deliver an exceptionally sporty and fun driving experience to set your pulse racing and draws inspiration from Motorsport DNA.
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The enthralling 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol engine is tuned to produce 88.3 kW (120 PS) / 6000 r/min of maximum power and 172 Nm (17.5 kgm) / 1500 – 4000 r/min of maximum torque. With this configuration, i20 N Line is capable of achieving a superlative 0 – 100 Kmph acceleration time of 9.9 seconds (Based on internal testing).
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