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What is the cheapest Hyundai you can buy?

If you find yourself attracted to Hyundai's class-leading seven-year vehicle warranty, this is a worthwhile brand to buy into if you're keen on worry-free car ownership. We take a look at Hyundai's entry-level hatchbacks.

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The Atos is the cheapest Hyundai you can buy

The Atos made a major comeback at its re-launch in 2020 and was immensely well received by motoring media for its extensive spec sheet and solid build quality, as well as its fun-to-drive dynamics. It's low on fuel and equipped with all the tech (think touchscreen and Apple CarPlay) that younger drivers deem necessary. Safety equipment includes ABS brakes, two airbags, and ISOFIX child seat anchorage points on the outer rear seats.

 

 

The engine in the Atos is a four-cylinder, 1.1-litre unit, which is sufficient, considering the size and weight of the Atos. You're not going to break any land-speed records with a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 14 seconds, but good fuel economy is more important, right? Our reviewer of the Atos was highly impressed with the engine's frugal sipping abilities of around 4.9 - 5.2 litres per 100 km. In our current economic climate, anything under 6 is worth getting excited about.

 

 

Hyundai Atos pricing 

  • Atos 1.1 Motion: R178 900
  • Atos 1.1 Cargo panel van: R183 500
  • Atos 1.1 Motion Auto: R189 900
  • Atos 1.1 Fluid Cargo panel van: R193 500

(Pricing correct at the time this article was published but may increase without prior notice.)

 

If you spend just a little more, you can buy a Hyundai Grand i10

 

 

Those who need a slightly bigger boot, more features, and more legroom on the second row, should certainly look into the Hyundai Grand i10 as well. Its recent facelift has transformed it into a handsome little car that is perfectly suited to small families. The entry-level Grand i10 is only a 1.0-litre, though - something to bear in mind if you're going to have four or five passengers and their belongings onboard often. Read our 2021 Hyundai Grand i10 launch report here.

 

 

Pricing for the Hyundai Grand i10 

  • Grand i10 1.0 Motion: R199 900
  • Grand i10 1.0 Motion Cargo panel van: R215 500
  • Grand i10 1.0 Fluid: R226 900
  • Grand i10 1.2 Fluid: R239 900
  • Grand i10 1.2 Fluid auto: R268 900

 

 

Buying used? Check out our review of the previous Hyundai Grand i10 here: 9 Out of (Grand i)10 - Review (2018)

Author - Ané Albertse

Written by Ané Albertse

Ané was bitten by the motoring bug at a very young age. Her mom recalls her sitting in her stroller as a 3-year old, naming every car that came past. She was creating content for various publications within Media24 when AutoTrader nabbed her for good, and is one of the longest-standing members of the AutoTrader team. She prefers dirt roads to tar and SUVs/bakkies to sports cars, but her greatest passion is helping people find the perfect car for their budget, lifestyle, and personality.Read more

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