🇩🇪 🇰🇷 2011 Hyundai i10 1.2 86HP 0-180 km/h Top Speed German Autobahn POV 

Thank you for your comment and nice words! More POV reviews to come! ☺️

Thank you for this valuable information! Much appreciated 👍👍

I only just bought my 2011 i10 cost me £2500 which is not expensive here in the UK for a 12 year old car , i was shocked how nippy it is as the wheels are only 165/60 in size and tiny 14 inch wheels , my neighbour got a lift today and told me to quote effing slow down LOL he was not happy as in such a small car 60mph feels like 100

It sure is!

4 cylinders 16valve not 3 according to Hyundai

4 Cylinder*

Nice to hear that you experience a similar performance with the i10! I totally share your opinion!👌

Thank you for comment! Sounds great, wishing you many safe miles with your first car! 🚗 Keep us updated on how it drives, we’re curious!

Karan Mann when looking for a small car that’s reliable, good choice!

Noooo buy a hyundai lantra it's faster and bigger

1.8 gls 2001

I just bought one , the handling is terrible but in a straight line it is faster than a 1.4 Vauxhall Corsa lol some guy swore at me when i overtook him in his Corsa and he was properly thrashing it lol

I would do some maintenance tbf Plus I doubt you really meant 21 km/litre, maybe 12? 😅

Good to hear! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed, let me know how it was after you drove it! ☺️

@@isenautomotive339 I will.. and I wish we have German roads in our India..

@@PrashanthDsrocky hope one day you will be able to drive on the German Autobahn! Take your i10 out on the better roads of India and I am sure you will enjoy it as much. Much love to India! 🇮🇳

@@isenautomotive339 yes.. and thanks for the nice advice. Love to Germany 🇩🇪 too.

No problem in Germany! 🚗 👮‍♀️ 🇩🇪

@@isenautomotive339 Even with 180 km/h ??

@@ogruffneck974 This part of the German Autobahn has no speed restrictions.

@@isenautomotive339 So cool !

@@ogruffneck974 it sure is! When you have the chance to visit Germany, I’d say do it!

Thank you for your reply, I totally agree on reliability. No headaches!🔑 greetings to India! 🇮🇳

@@isenautomotive339 Thanku sir❤️

From INDIA > Mine 2011 1.2 kappa2 done 70 k now. feels really light on highways great car.. but only issue rpm drops suddenly on great shifting's.. Thanks Hyundai Team for great product

They are made in India like the Alto and Nissan Pixo , Indian people know how to make a reliable car as your roads are very harsh on cars , I used to own a Maruti engined Suzuki Wagon R it never went wrong , was still running great at 155 thousand miles when i sold it

Interesting to see how different i10's give different experiences! Thanks for sharing! :)

local car malaysian car if drive at 120-140 fell vibrate everywhere but this small car korean car is so refine

Not good in corners though as i just bought same car bloody expensive here in the UK £2800 got mine with a loan from family as need a car where i live but it is scary in corners , 2nd gear will do 100kmh lol

17 hp more

no its not at all slow. atleast not mine

Thank you for the comment! The 65hp 1.1 version is indeed noticeably less powerful. Considering the stock speed of a 1.1 of around 140 it is not doing too bad I think, however the one I drive should be slower when looking at the factory numbers (152 kph) as well. This specific i10 didn’t have any remapping and I am not sure if it would make a lot of difference considering the naturally aspirated engine. The automatic transmission could be ‘slowing down’ the car too!

@@isenautomotive339 ah, you're right! This car isn't really made for straight line top speed, but it can chew corners at pretty high speed with several suspension & tire upgrades, which made the car really fun to drive and gain advantage when facing against SUVs 🤣 I might also consider some serious engine upgrades for the future, but this will suffice for city driving, for now...

@@calvinlaudrensio415 that’s totally right! Cornering goes pretty well indeed, along with the reliability it’s a nice feeling. Probably some engine upgrading would be possible, worth to evaluate what the expenses are and if a bigger engine would be cheaper. Enjoy!😊

I had the 1.1l irde manual.and it maxed out at around 155Kmph

@@animeshhazarika669 for a 1.1 perfect!

Thank you!

Nice to hear Rahul! How does the automatic transmission feel?

@@isenautomotive339 its actually smoother and for long drive also u won't feel pain in your legs to drive it.

@@rahulahire3186 Thank you for the information, good to know that the automatic transmission is smooth and comforting!

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Thank you for your comment! I haven’t compared it to the Swift yet, but very good to hear it from you😄

it's a stock i10!

@@isenautomotive339 Good, understand.And yet, I would like to know how many centimeters exactly?

@@PetronelaLuiza 16.5 cm!

Thodoris Papadopoulos you mean which type of battery?

@@isenautomotive339 yes whats the model of the battery? it seems they fitted bigger battery than the standard with different poles

@@thodorispapadopoulos9248 Excuse the delay in my reply! I fitted the JBL40-E Battery, at this place in the Netherlands: www.accudeal.nl/p/53587-35ah-auto-accu-12v-300a/

@@isenautomotive339 i own also i10 2010, 1.1, 50,8 kW. When i bought my car, the akku on it was Varta A13 12V 40Ah 330A. 1 year later i changed it with the same battery of Varta for 75 euro. But before i change the battery, i had a problem on radio. Radio shut downed and it came a warning continiously "Battery discharging, please eingine on", but it was already engine on. I switched on the radio, 1 min. later it showed the same warning. That's why i replaced the battery, but the problem still continues with the new battery as well. On the road the radio shuts down and shows the warning although the engine is on on the road.

@@mehmets.6124 thank you for this valuable information Mehmet, always good to hear about different perspectives!

Thank you for sharing your experience, it sure is!

No it doesn't

Nice! Keep on working on your goals and make it reality! 💯

Interesting facts, thanks for sharing! Where do you live?

@@isenautomotive339 Algeria

@@mohcenbdj8071 🇩🇿

It is, right? :)

@@isenautomotive339 i have the Same Car ;) 1.1!!

@@_nemesis_5188 Nice to hear! 🚀

@@isenautomotive339 Actually i would prefer i20 but it was more expensive! But i10 is the best pick for in the city car!

@@_nemesis_5188 true that, i20 is a bit bigger and luxurious, but doesn’t man the i10 doesn’t do the job!

E.R Gaming hey! Absolutely, in this class I think it is one of the most reliable cars. Besides regular maintenance like oil, brakes etc this car won’t hurt your pockets at all!

@@isenautomotive339 thanks im looking forward to buying one currently driving an saab 9-3 sport vecktor 2.3 its really nice but its super expensive for me to have it. Need an cheap car 🤣

E.R Gaming that specific Saab is a great car! If you are however looking for a small car I think this would be a pretty good choice. Good luck! :)

Yes it is.

@@isenautomotive339 Not the best on Petrol though as i used to own a 1.1 Colt before this , the colt would get 70 miles for £10 of petrol here in the UK where as the i10 with the 1.2 engine and extra bhp onlu gets me 55 miles per £10 , I do think my one has exhaust leak though as it sounds like a rally car at low revs lol

Víkas Dás it is surprisingly stable. Accelerations back to higher speed after breaking are not the fastest, but then again it’s a small car. In a relatively straight highway you won’t notice any weird things at high speed.

No it's not... Over 130 you won't feel safe it this car

@@saverio21081 then check your car's suspension

@@gaadistuff6342 I don't have to, the car has always been like that, so unless the dealer sold me a brand new car with crappy suspensions, I'd say that it's no wonder a thin city car with a short wheel base isn't stable at all at high speeds

@@saverio21081 actually i also have same car as you can see my profile photo i dont face any issue like unstablity or body roll in my car as my car is 8 year old with same suspension set I think that is because i installed 14 inches alloys with broader tyres

Memories huh!

Mere pass bhi i10 hi hai

Not sure if 180 will be reached, will probably be a bit slower.

​@@isenautomotive339 i really like the old model looks than the newer one (2015 to 2020 grand i10, if i still want that 1.2 engine) .. my sweet spot is the old model with 1.2 litre but i just cant get that here. So.. yeah; oh and thanks for the quick reply man.

@@trrrmac in INDIA we have choice between 1.1 and 1.2

@@ankitpbx5 ya man, wish i can have it also here

@@trrrmac from where u r ?

Thank you for your comment, completely agreeing with you! The countries around Germany are also strictly regulated, in the Netherlands for example you are allowed to drive only 100 km ph between 6 am and 7 pm. Crazy how things change when you cross the border to Germany. If you have the chance to enjoy the German Autobahn, go for it!!

2.5 litre engine but too heavy and slow North American cars are shit

@@rafiktoni4325 i drive a suzuki kizashi awd. Not many know how capable this vehicle is especially in winter condition.

¡Realmente es un 1.2, 86HP!

Thanks for the addition!

Facelift

Ali Quqazeh85 perfectly fine drive!