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HYUNDAI i20 1. 4 CRDi

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The i20 impressed us as a thoroughly competent, practical family hatch when it was launched in its petrol form. Imagine our surprise when we encountered its newer diesel brother - only with everything that a sportscar lover would utterly dig - a six-speed manual transmission, a corner demolishing crisp suspension and the gruntiest diesel of the lot. All the equipment adds to the initial cost and does push the car away from the serious, practical diesel buyer, but for a true-blue driving guy the i20 CRDi is the hatchback to take to Sriperumbudur.

Engine:

1396 cc, Inline-4 cylinders

Peak power:

90 PS @ 4, 000 rpm

Peak torque:

220 Nm@ 1750-2750 rpm

Wheelbase:

2525 mm

Kerb weight:

1222 kg

Price (ex-showroom ):

Rs 6. 32 lakh (Magna) - 7. 34 lakh (Asta O)

Cheers: Design

, space, power, handling

Sneers:

Ride quality, price

Overall score:

7/10
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