When talking about international markets, the Hyundai i20 N Line is a product that car enthusiasts just love very much. Indian market doesn't have much focus towards performance oriented cars due to of course high fuel prices but surely hit hatches do attract a lot. Looks are just absolutely stellar as one will surely go crazy over the car. There are a lot of cosmetic tweeks that are being made to make it more appealing than the regular variants. Alloy wheels also attract a lot of attention however rims have different finishing in comparison to the one shown in the picture. One thing that the N line Variant gets is of course the NLine badging that helps in better differentiation as that's not something which is present on fenders of regular variants.
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| Hyundai i20 N Line international spec is way better |
The Hyundai i20 N Line that's available in India is not as much better as the international spec if we ignore looks. Many of the things in the Indian version is what the regular specs do get when talking about the features of the car. On thing that differentiates well is of course the red accents that are present on the fenders of the car.
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| A powerful engine option could have been appreciated |
You do get a more powerful 1.6 T-GDI motor as compared to the Indian variant that produces a lot more performance. In India, the current T-GDI motor is being offered due to cost cutting which sounds not very great. Exhaust note is on a sportier side so that's something one can appreciate. Steering wheel is also different as now instead of the Creta inspired one, there is a sporty N steering on offer claiming more feel and feedback. Gearboxes remain the same as what the current Turbocharged petrol variants offered from the starting. Gearboxes also get an N badging which increases cosmetic difference. In Europe, Hyundai i20 N Line is a performance version which is not a case in India unfortunately as it's a just a sportier version with cosmetic differences. Talking about the Hyundai i20 N Line price in India then surely it's expected to be not more than 50-60 k rupees over regular Turbo petrol variants.
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