Hyundai i20 2022 - 1.0T GDi 48V MHD Premium 5dr DCT

Insurance Group 14, 0 Previous Owners, 2022 Hyundai i20 1.0?T-GDi 48?V MHEV Premium DCT While there isn’t a direct “i10 1.0 T 48V MHEV Premium DCT” spec listed, the 2022 Hyundai i20 with the 1.0?T-GDi 48?V mild-hybrid (MHEV) system and 7-speed dual-clutch transmission (DCT) is virtually the equivalent in spec and is a more commonly documented configuration. Here's a comprehensive breakdown: Engine & Performance Engine: 1.0-litre, three-cylinder, turbocharged petrol with direct injection and a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. Power Output: ,100?bhp (100?PS / ,74?kW) at around 6,000?rpm. Torque: 172?Nm (,127?lb-ft) from as low as 1,500?rpm, offering strong low-end pull. Auto Data engineindetail.com Acceleration: 0–100?km/h in approximately 11.4 seconds. The Car Spec Emissions and Efficiency: Euro?6d compliance (clean performance). Fuel Economy: Combined WLTP figures for i20 variants range between 6.2?l/100?km to around 52?mpg (UK) combined. Transmission & Drivetrain Transmission: 7-speed DCT automatic with Auto Start-Stop functionality, enabling swift shifts and improved fuel economy. engineindetail.com Drivetrain: Front-wheel drive with mild-hybrid assist supporting electric torque fill during acceleration. Dimensions & Capacity Body Style: 5-door hatchback with seating for five. Dimensions: Length: 4,040?mm Width: 1,750?mm Height: 1,450?mm Wheelbase: 2,580?mm Boot Space: Around 351?litres (12.4?cu?ft), ample for a compact hatch. The Car Spec Running Costs & Tax Road Tax (VED): In the UK, the i20 1.0?T-GDi MHEV Premium DCT is taxed at approx. £155 per year. Insurance Group: Around 14, slightly higher than the base models. CO2 Emissions: 121?g/km, leading to modest BIK rates. Equipment & Warranty Highlights Premium trim: While exact spec sheets vary, "Premium" typically includes features like alloy wheels, advanced infotainment, and safety aids (e.g., reversing sensors or cameras, upgraded upholstery). Warranty: Hyundai offers a strong 5-year/unlimited-mile warranty in many markets, which is a notable ownership benefit. Reliability & Owner Experience Reddit user feedback on Hyundai’s 1.0 T-GDi engines (shared by owners across i20, i10, etc.) offers helpful insights: “I have one. It’s doing fine… I work at the Hyundai dealer and seen them with 160+?k?km on the odo and still doing fine.” “My i10 is 1.2 but... the 1.0 cruises well… motorway runs… great cars.” Regarding DCT transmissions, opinions are mixed: Some praise