The most compact member of Hyundai’s family of N performance models has returned for 2025, proving good things still come in small packages, featuring new technology and styling enhancements while retaining its proven turbocharged powertrain and driver-focused dynamics.
A direct descendant of Hyundai’s rally-winning i20 Coupe WRC, the 2025 i20 N’s head-turning looks are now even more aggressive thanks to a redesigned front bumper and a new-look front grille, with the latter introducing a striking new mesh pattern that delivers even more stand-out appeal.
Full Specifications HERE:i20N_Spec-Table_Oct_2021
New Hyundai badging now adopts a modern matte black finish that blends seamlessly into the rear tailgate, while a large flat-style ‘H’ sits in the centre of the revised front grille.
Fresh 18-inch forged alloy wheels complete the new look and feature an elegant Y-spoke design with a machined silver finish, through which the flash of the N Division’s signature Dynamic Tomato Red colour is clearly visible on the large performance brake calipers.
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Inside, the i20 N’s sporty and purposeful cabin now offers LED interior lighting, while Hyundai’s new badge design features on the gear knob and in the centre of the leather-wrapped steering wheel.
With peak performance in hand, technology updates include the introduction of Hyundai BluelinkTM connected car services and Over The Air (OTA) software update capability.
The most compact member of Hyundai’s family of N performance models has returned for 2025, proving good things still come in small packages, featuring new technology and styling enhancements while retaining its proven turbocharged powertrain and driver-focused dynamics.
A direct descendant of Hyundai’s rally-winning i20 Coupe WRC, the 2025 i20 N’s head-turning looks are now even more aggressive thanks to a redesigned front bumper and a new-look front grille, with the latter introducing a striking new mesh pattern that delivers even more stand-out appeal.
New Hyundai badging now adopts a modern matte black finish that blends seamlessly into the rear tailgate, while a large flat-style ‘H’ sits in the centre of the revised front grille.
Fresh 18-inch forged alloy wheels complete the new look and feature an elegant Y-spoke design with a machined silver finish, through which the flash of the N Division’s signature Dynamic Tomato Red colour is clearly visible on the large performance brake calipers.
Inside, the i20 N’s sporty and purposeful cabin now offers LED interior lighting, while Hyundai’s new badge design features on the gear knob and in the centre of the leather-wrapped steering wheel.
With peak performance in hand, technology updates include the introduction of Hyundai BluelinkTM connected car services and Over The Air (OTA) software update capability.
The 2025 i20 N’s reputation as the ultimate corner rascal remains unchanged, with its light kerb weight, mechanical front differential and standard six-speed manual gearbox combining to deliver unrivalled, driver-focused thrills.
Hyundai’s high-performance 1.6-litre turbo engine returns, providing a punchy 150kW @ 5500-6000rpm and 275Nm across a wide 1750-4500rpm, with 304Nm available from 2000-4000rpm on overboost, while the large single exhaust delivers an aggressive soundtrack that reflects the i20 N’s motorsport-derived DNA.
“The updated 2025 Hyundai i20 N is proof that some of the greatest things come in small packages,” Hyundai Motor Company Australia Chief Executive Officer, Ted Lee said.
“Sometimes a performance car’s recipe is so good that only small tweaks are required, and by boosting the i20 N’s technology and styling, Hyundai has elevated an outstanding and accessible performance package to another level.”
Pricing
| Engine | Transmission | i20 N |
|---|---|---|
| 1.6 Turbo | 6 speed manual | $35,500 |
| Options | i20 N |
|---|---|
| Premium paint | $595 |
| Two-tone roof | $1,000 |
Note: All prices are Manufacturer’s List Price. Price excludes dealer delivery and on road costs
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
New features for 2025 i30 N highlighted in Blue
| I20 N | 1.6 T-GDi 150kW 6MT | |
|---|---|---|
| Key specifications: | ||
| Mechanical | Heated and power folding door mirrors | |
| 1.6 T-GDi 150kW, 275Nm | Cloth seats | |
| Active variable exhaust system – 3 modes (Normal, Sport, Sport+) | Bose premium audio | |
| N Grin Control System – 6 drive mode settings (Eco, Normal, Sport, N, Custom 1, Custom 2) | Leather steering wheel and gear knob – new emblem design | |
| Exterior | Climate control – single zone with auto defog function | |
| N exterior, full body kit – new bumper/grille design | One touch window up & down function with safety – driver’s window | |
| 18” forged alloy wheels w/ temp spare tyre – new design and colour | Rear privacy glass | |
| Temporary spare tyre | Safety | |
| LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) | Rear View Monitor with parking guidance (RVM w/ PG) | |
| LED Headlamps – Multi MFR | Parking Distance Warning Front/Rear (PDW-F/R) | |
| LED tail lights | Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) | |
| Aero windscreen wipers with rain sensing | SmartSense Safety including: | |
| Electric mirror folding w/ LED side repeaters | – Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW) | |
| – Driver Attention Warning (DAW) | ||
| Interior | – Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) | |
| 10.25″ Supervision instrument cluster | – High Beam Assist (HBA) | |
| Bluelink telematics | – Lane Following Assist (LFA) | |
| LED interior lights | – Lane Keeping Assist – Line/Road-edge (LKA-L/R) | |
| Front USB-C charging port | – Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning (RCCW) | |
| Rear USB-C charging port | – Rear Occupant Alert (ROA) | |
| Rain sensing wipers | – Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA) | |
| Electric Chromic Mirror (ECM) | ||
| Smart key with push button start | ||
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Alan Zurvas is the founder and editor of Gay Car Boys, Australia's leading LGBTQI+ automotive publication. Before launching GCB in 2008, Alan's automotive writing was published in SameSame.com.au and the Star Observer. With over 16 years of hands-on car reviewing experience, Alan brings an honest, irreverent voice to every review — championing value and innovation over brand loyalty.
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