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Going places with ease and comfort.

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

Convenience

Venture out relaxed.

Who says that an active lifestyle can't be elegant and comfortable? With the i30 Wagon's superior lineup of convenience features, it is also easy and relaxing.
  1. The 3-step controls of the heating and ventilation system of the Hyundai i30 front seats.

    Heated and ventilated seats.

    The front seats are available with a 3-step ventilation and heating system for a comfortable drive in every kind of weather.
  2. The air-condition controls in the Hyundai i30 for a comfortable ride.

    Automatic air conditioning.

    Both driver and front passenger can set their preferred temperatures individually. Just select the desired temperature and the system does the rest.
  3. The wireless charging tray in the middle console of the Hyundai i30.

    Wireless charging.

    The wireless charging tray conveniently located in the centre console lets you easily charge a compatible Qi-enabled smartphone without the use of cables.
  4. Control element of the Electronic Parking Brake (EPB).

    Electronic Parking Brake (EPB).

    An easy-to-use button activates or deactivates the optional Electronic Parking Brake.
    1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 parking assistant.

      Parking assist.

      Ultrasonic sensors on the front and rear bumpers give audible and visual warnings when obstacles are detected.

    2. The rear view camera of the 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. Showing the dashboard in the Hyundai i30 with its navigation system.
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      Navigation system.

      The navigation system’s free LIVE Services subscription provides live traffic information, speed camera alerts*, weather and point of interest data.

      Safety

      Cutting-edge safety technology.

      The enhanced Hyundai Smart Sense package – our cutting-edge Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – is now fully integrated into the i30, providing safety for you and peace of mind for those you love.

      1. Lane Following Assist (LFA).

        For the first time, the i30 features Lane Following Assist (LFA). When activated, it keeps the car centred in its lane at speeds between 0 and 180 km/h on highways and city streets.

      3. Forward Collision-avoidance Assist (FCA).

        Sensing the road ahead with radar and a camera, the FCA system automatically brakes when it detects sudden braking by the car ahead, or pedestrians and bicycles on the road.

      5. Blind Spot Collision-avoidance Assist (BCA).

        Using two radar sensors in the lower rear bumper, the system warns you of traffic in the blind spot area. Should you set the turn indicator in such a situation, it will sound an acoustic alert and brake to prevent collision.

      7. Rear Cross-traffic Collision-avoidance Assist (RCCA).

        When reversing out of areas with low visibility, the system not only warns the driver if vehicles approach from the side – it also applies the brakes automatically.

      9. Leading vehicle departure alert (LVDA).

        This clever feature for city driving alerts the driver when the vehicle in front departs from an idle state, like at a stoplight or in a traffic jam.

      11. Lane Keeping Assist (LKA).

        In case of an unintended lane departure, LKA warns the driver and can apply counter steering torque to guide the car back to the lane.

      13. Driver Attention Warning (DAW).

        When a pattern of fatigue or distraction is identified, the system gets your attention with an alert and pop-up message suggesting a break.

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      Illustration of the Hyundai i30 high beam assist.

      High Beam Assist (HBA).

      Less stress, maximum visibility. HBA not only detects oncoming vehicles but also vehicles in the same lane ahead and switches to low-beam as appropriate.
      Illustration of the Hyundai i30 Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW).

      Intelligent Speed Limit Warning (ISLW).

      Recognizes road speed signs and displays the speed limit and no-passing signs in real-time in both the navigation system display and instrument cluster.

      Connectivity

      Connecting your phone, your car, and you.

      With loads of smart tech like a new touchscreen and five years of complimentary Bluelink® Connected Car Services, the i30 keeps you easily connected on every journey. Bluelink delivers seamless interaction with online voice recognition and a smartphone app to control your car. Hyundai’s LIVE Services give you access to real-time traffic, parking, weather and POI information.
      A Hyundai driver in a i30 holding an iPhone with the Apple CarPlay logo in the phone display.

      Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™.

      The i30 is compatible with Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™. To make connectivity even easier, wireless phone mirroring will be available in summer 2020.

      Bluelink® Connected Car Services.

      Bluelink, Hyundai’s Connected Car System, uses embedded telematics to offer state-of-the-art Hyundai Live Services, such as Live Traffic or On/Off Street Parking.
      1. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing live fuel price information.

        Live fuel price information.

        Find fuel fast and at a nice price – the continually updated fuel service coverage gives current fuel prices and location information – just tap the screen to set your choice as a destination.
      2. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing on and off-street parking information.

        On & off-street parking.

        Find a parking spot faster – and enjoy more efficient and stress-free parking. This feature helps you find and compare real time parking options in garages and parking lots, as well as on-street parking spots. 
      3. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing live weather forecast.

        Weather forecast.

        Want to know what kind of weather is heading your way? With the live weather service, you can always monitor the latest weather information of your current location, destination or favourite cities.
      4. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing the speed camera alert.
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        Speed camera alert.

        A comprehensive service with alerts for both fixed and mobile speed cameras.* So you can focus on a safe, confident and relaxing drive.
      5. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing live traffic information.

        Traffic information.

        Get there faster. With Hyundai’s real-time traffic information, you get the best routes according to the prevailing conditions – as well as the most precise time of arrival estimates.
      6. Image of the 10.25-inch screen of the Hyundai i30, showing live point of interest.

        Live Point of Interest.

        Searching for an address, POI (point of interest) or a combination of both has never been so easy. Thanks to the free text search, you can always find the place you are looking for.
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      The 10.25-inch touchscreen inside the Hyundai i30 Wagon, displaying the navigation map

      Connected Routing.

      Connected routing means that the route is not calculated by the processor inside the navigation device, but by a powerful server inside the Hyundai cloud. Why is that better? Because it allows for more accurate traffic forecasting, more precise times of arrival, and more reliable route recalculations.
      Man with smartphone crossing the street: Hyundai Last Mile Guidance.

      Last Mile Navigation.

      You might have to park your i30 somewhere before you reach your actual end destination. If you are within 200 m - 2 km, you can hand Hand over navigation from the car to the Bluelink app . With augmented reality, your phone will then guide you exactly where you want to go and get there with the help of augmented reality.

      The Bluelink® Smartphone App.

      With the Bluelink app, you can lock and unlock your i30 Wagon remotely, or find your car when you don’t remember where exactly it’s parked. The app will also send you an alarm if someone should try to break in. And if you want to know if the tyre pressure is okay, it will tell you that, too.
      The Hyundai Bluelink® Connected Car Services app.

      Bluelink® Connected Car Services.

      Bluelink® delivers seamless connectivity and clever features to make your drive more convenient.
      All about Bluelink® Connectivity

      Performance

      Built to move you with pleasure and power.

      The i30 Wagon offers variety when it comes to your powertrain options. The electrified 48V mild hybrid options reduce CO2 emissions by enhancing fuel efficiency. The intelligent Manual Transmission further reduces fuel consumption. If you prefer automatic, 48V mild hybrid options are available with a 7-speed dual clutch transmission.
      1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.5 DPi Petrol Engine. Max power: 110 PS. Max. Torque: 353 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) and 110 PS, which comes with a 6-speed manual transmission. Max Power: 110 PS, Max. Torque: 144.2 Nm
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      1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.0 T-GDi Petrol Engine. Max power: 120 PS. Max. Torque: 127 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 comes with 120 PS and a 6-speed manual or an optional 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT). A 48V mild hybrid version is also available for better fuel efficiency. For the first time, a 6-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT) has become an option. Max Power: 120 PS, Max. Torque: 172 Nm
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      1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.5 T-GDi 48V Petrol Engine. Max power: 160 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 159 PS, which comes standard with 48V mild hybrid technology. It is also available as a 6-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT) or a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT). Max Power: 159 PS, Max. Torque: 253 Nm
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      1. Performance chart of the Hyundai 1.6 CRDi Diesel Engine. Max power: 136 PS. Max. Torque: 320 Nm
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.6 CRDi 115 PS in l/100 km: 5.1 - 4.5; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 135 - 118 (WLTP).
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai i30 Wagon 1.6 CRDi 136 PS 48V in l/100 km: 5.3 - 4.6; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 138 - 120 (WLTP). All WLTP-Values here.

        1.6 CRDi diesel engine.

        Diesel choices are a 1.6-litre CRDi engine with 115 or 136 PS. The 115 PS engine comes with a 6-speed manual or 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT). The 136 PS engine now comes with a 48V mild hybrid system. It is available with a 6-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT) or the 7-speed (DCT). Max. Power: 136 PS, Max. Torque: 320 Nm (with DCT)
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      New transmission options for your driving style.

      The i30 Wagon is available with a six-speed manual, a seven-speed dual clutch transmission (7DCT) or the newly developed six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT). The iMT supports the reduction of fuel consumption in a 48V mild hybrid car.
      Close-up of the gearshift in the Hyundai i30 Wagon.
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      Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT).

      For increased fuel efficiency, the iMT decouples the engine from the transmission after the accelerator is released. The vehicle goes into coasting mode.**
      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.

      The 48V mild hybrid system.

      The 48V mild hybrid system supports the combustion engine, adding electric power during the different stages of driving. Find out more about this innovative fuel-saving system.
      1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 showing the start of 48V mild hybrid system.

        Comfort Start.

        The mild hybrid system is particularly useful in city traffic, with the Mild Hybrid Starter Generator (MHSG) supporting the combustion engine when re-starting after traffic stops. It supports a faster and smoother engine start with supplemental torque, drawing on energy from the 48V battery.
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      1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 showing the acceleration of the 48V mild hybrid system.

        Acceleration.

        Under acceleration, the starter generator supports the engine with 4 to 10 kW of power, depending on the battery system’s charge and the driver's accelerator input. Once the required speed is reached, the system shifts to neutral mode, delivering no power. As a result, CO2 emissions and fuel consumption can be reduced.
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      1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 showing how the 48V mild hybrid system is charging while driving.

        Charging while driving.

        At a constant speed, the system either is at idle or acts as a generator charging the 48V battery, depending on the battery state of charge.
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      1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 showing the recuperation of the 48V mild hybrid system.

        Recuperation.

        In active braking or overrun phases, the rotating crankshaft powers the starter generator, which then recuperates a maximum output of 10 to 12 kW. The generator converts the kinetic braking energy into electricity and feeds it back into the 48V battery.
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      1. Illustration of the Hyundai i30 showing the extended start-stop functionality of the 48V mild hybrid system.

        Extended start-stop.

        When coasting at low speeds, the start-stop function activates at 30 km/h. Under deceleration between 30 and 0 km/h, and with the clutch disengaged, the engine is switched off completely.
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      Discover more of the Hyundai i30 Wagon.

      1. Man carrying a child in his arms in front of his Hyundai i30 Wagon.

        Back to highlights.

      2. The Hyundai i30 Wagon pictured from the driver side.

        Discover design.

      3. Man leaning against his Hyundai i30 N Line Wagon, looking out on a mountain lake

        Experience N Line.

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      Tyre information.

      Below you will find the information about the tyres which may come with your Hyundai i30 Wagon.