Hyundai i30N 2020

Hatchback  C-Segment

Prices

RM 293,798

Body type

Hatchback

Number of seats

5

Fuel Type

Petrol

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Hyundai i30N 2020
The 2020 Hyundai i30N lineup delivers thrilling performance with its turbocharged 2.0L engine, available in both hatchback and fastback body styles. The standard i30N produces 250hp, while the Performance Pack boosts output to 275hp with an electronic limited-slip differential and larger brakes. Both variants feature adaptive suspension, launch control, and N Grin Shift mode for 20-second overboost. The cabin sports sport seats with N branding, a 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, and customizable drive modes. Unique to 2020 models are the new Polar White paint option and revised gear ratios for quicker acceleration. On this page, we provide comprehensive details about the 2020 Hyundai i30N series, including technical specifications, trim comparisons, and pricing for the Malaysian market. Explore in-depth reviews of its N Corner Carving Differential technology, real-world fuel efficiency tests, and maintenance cost breakdowns. You'll find buying guides highlighting common issues like turbo lag in early models, alongside solutions from certified technicians. We regularly update this section with recall notices, aftermarket upgrade recommendations, and comparisons against rivals like the Golf GTI. For enthusiasts, there's historical context about the i30N's development under Hyundai's N division, plus FAQs addressing warranty coverage and track day preparation tips.
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2020 Hyundai i30N
RM 293,798
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Retail Price：RM 293,798
Top Speed(km/h)：250
0-100km/h(s)：6.1
As Tested(L/100km)：-
Manufacturers Claim(L/100km)：8.5
Launched Year：2020
On Sale：√
Warranty Manufacturer：5 years / 300,000 km
Fuel Type：Petrol
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Highlights

Hyundai i30N 2020 Key Highlights

The 2020 Hyundai i30N lineup redefined hot hatch performance with a perfect blend of agility, power, and driver-focused technology. Designed to rival benchmarks like the Volkswagen Golf GTI, it offered a 2.0T engine (standard or Performance Pack), customizable drive modes, and a motorsport-inspired chassis. Key upgrades included sharper styling, advanced infotainment, and track-ready features like an E-LSD (Electronic Limited-Slip Differential), cementing its reputation as a value-packed performance car.

Standard i30N: Balanced Performance

i30N with Performance Pack: Track-Ready Edge

i30N Premium: Tech and Comfort

Focus on Safety and Tech

Common Problem

Steering Issues
One of the recurring issues reported by owners of the 2019/2020 Hyundai i30N is related to steering problems. Some drivers have experienced a "dead zone" where the car tends to curve in one direction, making it difficult to keep straight on long roads. This issue seems to be linked to problems with the steering rack, which has been a topic of concern among several users.
Start-Up Problems
Another common problem involves start-up issues, particularly after the initial cold start sequence. This has been attributed to problems with the stock fuel lines, as the i30N uses the same fuel tanks and lines as the standard i30, which may not be optimal for direct-injected engines. Some owners have opted for aftermarket solutions to address this issue.
Sunroof and Headliner Noises
For models equipped with a sunroof, there are reports of noise or cracking sounds from the headliner area, especially when driving over bumps. This issue seems to be more pronounced in colder weather and has been recognized by Hyundai, though fixing it under warranty can be challenging. Some users have attempted to fix these noises themselves using automotive tape to pack out panels.
General Reliability and Other Concerns
Overall, the i30N is considered a reliable vehicle, with some users reporting no major issues even after extensive use. However, there are mentions of paint maintenance challenges and potential spark plug failures that could leave the car stranded. Additionally, some manual transmission models have experienced issues with smooth shifting between certain gears.
Considerations for Potential Buyers
While the i30N has its set of common issues, many of these can be addressed under warranty. Prospective buyers should ensure that any recalls or known issues have been resolved before purchasing, especially if considering a used model. Additionally, opting for models without a sunroof might avoid some of the noise-related problems.

Resale Value

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More Details

1. What was the total variant count for the 2020 Hyundai i30N?

The Hyundai i30N solidified its competitive edge in the 2020 model year by introducing 1 distinct variants. Key models such as the 2020 Hyundai i30N highlight the series' commitment to performance, innovation, and consumer-focused design.

2. How much does the Hyundai i30N 2020 cost?

Starting at RM 293,798, the Hyundai i30N 2020 redefines value in its class with its meticulously engineered performance and luxury appointments. Every trim level offers outstanding cost-to-innovation ratio for discerning drivers.

3. How fast can the Hyundai i30N 2020 go?

Pushing performance boundaries, the Hyundai i30N 2020 delivers a blistering top speed of 250 km/h – a testament to its advanced engine calibration and weight-optimized chassis. This velocity capability positions it among the segment's most dynamic offerings.

4. How quickly can the Hyundai i30N 2020 reach 100km/h from standstill?

5. How long is the warranty period for the Hyundai i30N 2020?

6. How large and heavy is the Hyundai i30N 2020?

7. What category does the Hyundai i30N 2020 belong to and what's its seating capacity?

8. How much trunk space does the Hyundai i30N 2020 provide?

9. What type of propulsion system does the Hyundai i30N 2020 use?

10. How is power transferred in the Hyundai i30N 2020?

11. What multimedia features does the Hyundai i30N 2020 offer?

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2020 Hyundai i30N
Price
RM 293,798
Body
4335×1795×1447
Engine Power(PS)
275
Engine Torque(Nm)
-
TRANSMISSION
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Fuel Consumption
8.5

History of Hyundai i30N

Current Model (2024-Present)
The latest update features 206kW/392Nm output, 10.25-inch digital cockpit, advanced driver aids, and sharper design with red accents, maintaining its hot hatch appeal.
Facelift (2021-2024)
Upgrades included 205kW power, 8-speed DCT, forged wheels, and N Grin Shift mode, enhancing 0-100km/h by 0.2s while refining suspension and styling.
3rd Generation (2016-2021)
Marking Hyundai N's official entry, the i30N launched with a 2.0T engine (202kW), manual/auto options, and track-focused tech, rivaling Golf GTI.
2nd Generation (2012-2016)
This iteration refined design and handling, introducing sportier N Line trims that hinted at the upcoming high-performance N division's potential.
1st Generation (2007-2012)
The first Hyundai i30N debuted as a practical hatchback, laying groundwork for future performance variants with balanced dynamics and efficient engines.

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RM 3.17
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RM 2.05
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