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Hyundai i30

Hyundai i30

Build Dates

Apr 2017 - onwards

On Sale Dates

Apr 2017 - onwards

Applies To

All hatch variants (exc. i30N)

Vehicle Type

Small Car

Engine/Fuel Type

Petrol / diesel vehicles

Price Bracket

Under $35,000

Rating Year/Datestamp

2017

ANCAP Safety Rating

Rating Expires

Dec 2024

ANCAP Safety
Tested
2017

The tested model of Hyundai i30 hatch was introduced in Australia in April 2017 and New Zealand in July 2017. The ANCAP safety rating for the i30 hatch is based on crash tests of the Hyundai Elantra. ANCAP was provided with technical information which showed that the crash test results of the Elantra apply to the i30 hatch.

This ANCAP safety rating applies to all Australian and New Zealand i30 hatch variants except the i30N. Sedan variants of the i30, which launched in October 2020, are not covered by this rating and are currently unrated.

Dual frontal, side chest, side head-protecting airbags (curtains) and a driver knee airbag are standard. Autonomous emergency braking (AEB), lane support systems (LSS) and blind spot monitoring (BSM) are available on some variants and standard on models built from July 2020.

A full list of safety features and technologies can be viewed within the Technical Report (see download link).

NOTE: In June 2017, ANCAP conducted a frontal offset crash test of a Hyundai i30 for audit test purposes. The audit test score was 14.80 which meets the minimum 5 star eligibility criteria for this test.

Assessment Scores

Frontal Offset
14.01
out of 16
Side Impact
16.00
out of 16
Pole
2
out of 2
Seat Belt Reminders
3.0
out of 3
Whiplash Protection
Good
Pedestrian Protection
Acceptable
ESC
Standard
Overall Score
35.01
out of 37

Safety Assist Technologies

AEB - City
Not available on base variant
AEB - Interurban
Not available on base variant
AEB - VRU
Not available on base variant
AEB - Junction
Not available on any variant
AEB - Backover
Not available on any variant
LSS
Not available on any variant
Hyundai i30 (Apr 2017 – onwards) audit test. Frontal offset test at 64km/h.
The ANCAP safety rating for the Hyundai i30 (Apr 2017 – onwards) is based on crash tests of the Hyundai Elantra. Hyundai Elantra pictured (frontal offset test at 64km/h).