Watching 1,000 hp supercars racing each other can be fun, but sometimes it's nice to get back down to Earth and see slightly more affordable cars battling it out for top acceleration bragging rights.
The first hot hatch developed by Hyundai’s N division, the i30N, received great reviews and now the automaker is reportedly working on a hot version of its i20 supermini. Reports about a Hyundai i20N ...
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End near for Hyundai i20 N, but there’s more to look forward to
The Hyundai i20 N is set to end production in March 2026, but the hot hatch should remain on sale in Australia until 2027 ...
The N performance division of Hyundai continues to expand its range of production car by adding a third high-performance model, the rally-inspired i20 N, a small hot hatch that is set to compete with ...
Hyundai’s N department has been churning out surprisingly good hot hatches to take on the industry’s best. Now, the i20N is here to take on the small hot hatch segment. As with food, the simpler (and ...
Welcome to one of 2020’s easiest-to-understand new cars. This isn’t a niche-busting crossover-urban-SUV hotchpotch with a hybrid propulsion system that even Tony Stark couldn’t explain. Nope, this is ...
The current Hyundai i20 N, first launched in 2021, is priced from $37,500 before on-road costs in Australia, after a $2000 ...
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