New Hyundai H-1 has completely new design
The new H-1 is Hyundai's latest proposition of the already well-established model first launched in the late 1980s. Commercial vehicles have not only to be practical, affordable and easy to maintain, but have to be sturdy, comfortable, reliable and of...
The new H-1 is Hyundai's latest proposition of the already well-established model first launched in the late 1980s. Commercial vehicles have not only to be practical, affordable and easy to maintain, but have to be sturdy, comfortable, reliable and of high quality.
The new Hyundai H-1 celebrated its European premiere at the European Road Transport Show last year. The spacious and powerful light commercial vehicle has a completely new design and boasts a powerful new diesel engine. It has a variety of configurations, is extensively equipped and competitively priced.
The new Hyundai H-1 has the potential to be as successful as its predecessors. With a length of 5,125 mm (+ 90 mm), a width of 1,920 mm (+ 100 mm) and wheelbase of 3,200 mm (+ 120 mm), the H-1 can match the established models in its class. Today it is available in three versions: the panel van, the window van and the wagon. While the two van models are aimed at small- and medium-sized enterprises, the wagon is mainly attracting families and larger households - while being used by shuttle services.
The H-1 panel van comes as a two-, three-, five- and six-seater version and the wagon as an eight-seater. All models are powered by a new 2.5-litre VGT common-rail diesel engine with variable turbo geometry which delivers 170 bhp (125 kW) at 3,800 rpm. Maximum torque is 392 Nm at 2,000 rpm. It gives the H-1 a top speed of 181 km/h, while its average fuel consumption is limited to 8.8 litres per 100 km.
Another characteristic element of the H-1 is its bold styling with a solid and contemporary design like the new family grille and larger headlights. It also comes with new optional 16-inch alloys and conveys a modern and professional attitude. The standard double sliding doors and optional double swinging doors in the back give the H-1 even more bandwidth.
The new interior is more spacious, ergonomic and better equipped making it easier and more comfortable to use. The dashboard is designed in a more European style and features a dynamic centre console.
Prices for the full-spec eight-seater H-1 start from €35,175 (Lm15,500).
For more information on the Hyundai range visit the showroom in Birkirkara Road, Birkirkara, on weekdays between 8.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 to noon.