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Hyundai i20N Review – Top Gear
Taut, direct and surprisingly old-school hot hatch from a very forward-looking company
This is Hyundai reinforcing its hot hatch credentials. First, back in late 2017, we had the i30N, now we have the i20N. Soon a Kona N will be along, because hot crossovers are a thing these days. But the i20N is interesting, because this is Hyundai heading into a hot hatch sector most firms have abandoned. Renault no longer does a hot Clio, Mini no longer genuinely cares about driver engagement and all we have are lukewarm efforts such as the VW Polo GTI.
And the Ford Fiesta ST. This could be the…
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