Year and generation
The car is compared with vehicles from the same generation and nearby model years.
Used car price guide
Buying or selling a Hyundai i10? Compare generations and asking prices, then explore what your own car could be worth.
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An asking price is the seller’s offer. An individual valuation uses your car’s details, not just a model-wide average.
There are not yet enough active Hyundai i10 listings for a market price summary. You can start a valuation with your own car's details.
More than model and year
Two cars of the same model can have different prices. Here is what matters.
The car is compared with vehicles from the same generation and nearby model years.
Higher mileage and disclosed defects reduce the likely market price.
Fuel type, power, gearbox and the exact variant all affect demand.
Optional equipment is considered together with the other vehicle and listing details.
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Not sure which generation? Start the valuation and use the year to narrow it down.
There are no Hyundai i10 listings on CarValue right now. Explore this model’s generations or value your own car; make and model are already filled in.
There are not enough priced Hyundai i10 listings on CarValue to show a useful price range yet. Start a valuation with the year, mileage, version and condition of the car. Missing prices are not replaced with another model’s data.
The catalogue covers: PA (2007–2013), IA (2013–2019), AC3 (2019–present). Start with the generation matching your car’s year; check the exact version around a generation change or facelift. The generation links on this page include the corresponding specifications.
Compare cars of a similar age and version, then consider mileage, maintenance, condition and equipment. A lower mileage figure alone does not establish a higher value. Add equipment you know in the valuation; unknown equipment can be left blank.
Open the matching generation in the catalogue and select a version. Compare fuel type, power and gearbox together. Consumption data depends on the exact version and measurement method; an unavailable figure is not zero consumption.
An asking price is the seller’s offer. A valuation estimates a specific car’s value from its details and available market data; the final sale price is agreed by buyer and seller. Do not compare a whole-model average with one exact car without checking its year and condition.
Choose “Value my Hyundai i10”. Make and model are already filled in; add the year, mileage, version and condition. Review the selected service and its price before confirming a paid report.
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