Hot hatches are still popular! More stock of MY24 Hyundai i30 N hatch on the way as demand remains high for VW Golf GTI and Honda Civic Type R rival - Car News
Hyundai is committed to the hot hatch with plentiful stock of its i30 N hot hatch available in Australia. A running update sees the brand also add a no-cost 'Comfort Pack' to the mix for dual-clutch automatic-equipped Premium variants with sunroof, which replaces the Alcantara leather N bucket seats with power-adjust suede/leather N Sports seats from the i30 Sedan N with memory for the driver. Pricing is unchanged, with the i30 N hatch starting at $46,200 for a manual ($3000 more for the eight-speed auto) and the Premium $49,200, all before on-road costs.