Hyundai has announced pricing and specification for the updated i10, which gets revised design and enhanced equipment levels.

Prices for the updated Hyundai i10 start from £15,420

It’s priced from £15,420, up slightly from £15,015 for the current version, but intended to make sure it remains one of the most affordable new cars available in the shrinking city car sector.

The updated trim range offers three grades – Advance, Premium and N Line.

Advance replaces the previous SE Connect trim and is available with a 67hp 1.0 three-cylinder petrol with a standard five-speed manual or optional semi-automatic transmission. Extra equipment compared to before includes LED daytime running lights, LCD instrument cluster display, keyless entry, updated USB-C charging ports and rear parking sensors. New safety systems also come as standard and include forward collision avoidance assist with pedestrian and cyclist detection, intelligent speed limit assist and lane follow assist.

Next up is the Premium grade, available with the same engne and priced from £16,720. Equipment includes 16-inch alloy wheels, halogen bi-function headlamps, smart key, LED daytime running lights, front fog lamps, privacy glass, heated front seats and heated steering wheel. It also gains electric folding door mirrors and wireless device charging, plus interior design upgades.

The range-topper is the N Line, available with a 100hp 1.0-litre turbo petrol and six-speed manual, priced from £18,020. It gets bespoke exterior and inteiorr design features, including LED daytime running lights, front bumper with fog lamps, and privacy glass.