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Going places with ease and comfort.

The new i30 Wagon is equipped with plenty of smart tech to support your active lifestyle: from efficient powertrains with a 48-volt mild hybrid option to clever convenience features that make driving even more enjoyable.

Performance

Built to move you with pleasure and power.

The i30 Wagon offers variety when it comes to your powertrain options. The electrified 48-volt mild hybrid options reduce CO2 emissions by enhancing fuel efficiency. The 6-speed manual transmission gives you direct control. If you prefer automatic, 48-volt mild hybrid options are available with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission.
  1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.5 DPi Petrol Engine. Maximum power: 96 PS, maximum torque: 139 Nm
    Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.5 DPi in l/100 km: 6.8 - 6.0; CO₂ emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 153 - 137 (WLTP).
    All WLTP-Values here.

    1.5 DPi petrol engine.

    The i30 introduces a newly-developed 1.5-litre engine with Dual Port Injection (DPi) which comes with a 6-speed manual transmission. It delivers a maximum power of 96 PS and maximum torque of 139 Nm.
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  1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.0 T-GDi Petrol Engine. Max. power: 100 PS, max. torque: 172 Nm
    Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.0 T-GDi in l/100 km: 6.4 - 5.4; CO₂ emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 144 - 123 (WLTP).
    Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.0 T-GDi 48V in l/100 km: 6.2 - 5.3; CO₂ emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 140 - 120 (WLTP). All WLTP-Values here.

    1.0 T-GDi petrol engine.

    The 1.0-litre T-GDi engine has an output of 100 PS and torque of 172 Nm with the 6-speed manual transmission, or 100 PS and 200 Nm with the optional 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT). A 48-volt mild hybrid version is also available for better fuel efficiency.
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  1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.5 T-GDi 48V Petrol Engine. Max. power: 140 PS, max. torque: 253 Nm
    Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.5 T-GDi 48V in l/100 km: 6.5 - 5.5; CO₂ emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 148 - 126 (WLTP).
    All WLTP-Values here.

    1.5 T-GDi 48V petrol engine.

    At the top of the range is the new 1.5-litre T-GDi engine with 140 PS, which comes standard with 48-volt mild hybrid technology. It is also available as a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT). Maximum power: 140 PS, maximum torque: 253 Nm.
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Transmission options for your driving style.

The i30 Wagon is available with a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (7DCT).
Detail image of a Hyundai 6-speed manual transmission

6-speed manual.

The smooth-shifting 6-speed manual transmission offers you fast and precise gear changing.
Detail image of a Hyundai Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT)

7-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT).

The 7-speed dual clutch transmission combines the fuel efficiency and driving fun of a manual transmission with the convenience of an automatic.

Convenience

Clever helpers to make every drive a pleasure.

Going places can be easy and relaxing with the Hyundai i30's superior lineup of convenience features that keep your phone charged, make parking pleasurable and driving comfortable.
  1. The touchscreen of the 10.25” digital supervision cluster displaying its many function icons.

    10.25” digital cluster.

    Essential driving information at a glance, right where you can see it best. Customisable, you can display your speed digitally or highlight active Smart Sense features.
  2. The fully-digital 4.2" LCD digital supervision cluster seen from the driver's perspective. 

    4.2” digital supervision cluster.

    Sleek and futuristic, the brilliant fully-digital 4.2" LCD cluster comes as standard and gives you easy-to-read access to a wide range of car systems and driver information.
  3. The steering wheel and dashboard of the i30 Wagon, with the 10.25” multimedia touchscreen in the middle. 

    10.25” multimedia touchscreen display.

    The 10.25” multimedia touchscreen showcases the latest in connectivity technology. Over The Air (OTA) map updates download new software versions directly to your car.
    1. The front and rear parking sensors of the new Hyundai i30.

      Front and rear parking sensors.

      The standard front and rear Parking Distance Warning (PDW-F/R) on the i30 Wagon detects pedestrians, cyclists, plus other vehicles and objects when you are reversing into or exiting from a parking space and alert you of their presence.

    2. The rear view camera of the new Hyundai i30.

      Rear-view camera.

      The rear-view camera activates when reverse is selected, so you can see where you’re going on the screen.

    3. The Electronic Parking Brake button in the centre console of the Hyundai i30 Wagon.

      Electronic Parking Brake.

      A simple button activates or deactivates the optional Electronic Parking Brake.

      The wireless charging tray in the centre console of the Hyundai i30 Wagon.

      Wireless charging.

      The wireless charging tray is conveniently located in the centre console and lets you easily charge a compatible Qi-enabled smartphone without the use of cables.
      Two USB Type-C ports below the central air vents for the back passengers in the i30 Wagon. 

      USB Type-C charging ports.

      Three convenient USB Type-C ports are available for charging mobile devices in the i30: one at the front and two for the rear passengers. 

      Connected Car

      Connecting you with your phone and car.

      The i30 Wagon keeps you easily connected on every journey – with loads of smart tech like a new touchscreen and five years of complimentary Bluelink Connected Car Services. Bluelink delivers seamless interaction with online voice recognition and a smartphone app to control your car. Hyundai LIVE Services give you access to real-time traffic, parking, weather and POI information.
      Hyundai Bluelink® Connected Car Services app displayed on a smartphone

      Bluelink Connected Car Services.

      Bluelink delivers seamless connectivity and clever features to make your drive more convenient.
      All about Bluelink Connectivity
      1. The i30 Wagon's 10.25” multimedia touchscreen showing a satellite map with a route marked in green.

        Connected Routing & Live Services.

        A powerful combination that calculates your route from the cloud and adds live information on traffic, fuel prices, parking and much more.

      2. The i30 Wagon's 10.25” multimedia touchscreen showing a road map and weather information.

        Remote control.

        Use the Bluelink app to control your car remotely: Plan routes, find and lock the car, check its health and status, and even wind up or down all windows.

      3.  The i30 Wagon's 10.25” multimedia touchscreen showing an Over The Air (OTA) update in progress.

        Up-to-date with OTA software updates.

        Benefit from the latest infotainment and map and new features through Over The Air (OTA) updates.

        Safety

        Cutting-edge safety technology.

        The enhanced Hyundai Smart Sense package – containing our cutting-edge Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – is now fully integrated into the i30 Wagon, providing safety for you and those you love.
        1. Illustration of the Rear Occupant Alert function showing a parked car with an exclamation mark.

          Rear Occupant Alert (ROA).

          Detects if a rear door was opened or shut before the car was started, then reminds the driver to check the seats upon exiting the vehicle.
        2.  Illustration of the Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control-Curve function showing a car driving into a curve. 

          Navigation-based Smart Cruise Control-Curve (NSCC-C).

          Uses the navigation system to help you drive at a safe speed on the highway. You can set the speed to the current highway limits. The curve function predicts upcoming curves on the road and adjusts speed.
        3. Illustration of the Multi-Collision Braking function showing a car driving around a blue triangle. 

          Multi-Collision Braking (MCB).

          When the airbags automatically deploy following a front or side impact, Multi-Collision Braking (MCB) automatically applies emergency brakes to reduce the risk of secondary, or multiple, collisions.

          1. Highway Driving Assist (HDA 1.5).

            Using camera, radar and navigation data, HDA keeps a set distance and speed from the vehicle ahead and centres the vehicle in the lane. The new HDA 1.5 adds motorways to the road types it operates on.1

          2. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA).

            Scanning the road ahead, the FCA system automatically brakes when it detects sudden braking by the car ahead, or pedestrians and bicycles on the road.1

          3. Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Junction Turning (FCA-JT)

            Sensing the road with radar and a camera, the system automatically brakes when it detects sudden braking by the car ahead, or pedestrians and bikes on the road. When turning left at an intersection, it brakes if there is a risk of collision with an oncoming vehicle.1

          4. Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA).

            Audio and visual cues appear when the speed limit is exceeded. Combined with Manual Speed Limiter, ISLA can adjust the car speed automatically.1

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