Latest Information on Hyundai Atos Prime
The Atos received a facelift in 1999 and was then renamed as the Atos Prime for its second design generation model. It was available as a small 5-door hatchback and was replaced by the Hyundai i10 in 2007. Production of this model still continued in India until 2014 before being completely phased out. Although it had a slightly underpowered engine and was no looker, it was a good little city car that was practical, economical, reliable and offered good space for a car its size.
Review Summary
PROS
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Good for city run around
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Spacious and comfortable front seats
CONS
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Build quality
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Tight rear passenger space
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