Hyundai UK | New & Used Hyundai Cars

wowscore

7/10

The average score of all new Hyundai models on sale.

RRP

8,540 - 66,250

Avg. Carwow saving

£2,953

Popular Hyundai models

These are the Hyundai models carwow customers love the most

Hyundai Tucson

Hyundai's unusual-looking family SUV contender

7/10

Hyundai Tucson review

New Hyundai Tucson

From £28,336 (£214* / month)

Hyundai i10

A very good all-round city car

8/10

Hyundai i10 review

New Hyundai i10

From £14,527 (£145* / month)

Hyundai Ioniq 5

A futuristic electric crossover SUV with decent range

9/10

Hyundai Ioniq 5 review

New Hyundai Ioniq 5

From £36,966 (£257* / month)

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About Hyundai cars

Hyundai is part of the Hyundai Motor Group, one of the biggest companies in motoring. Kia and Genesis are within the same huge conglomerate.

Way back in 1947, Hyundai started out as an engineering and construction company. It wasn’t until 1967 that Hyundai started making cars, launching with a rebadged Ford Cortina.

Today, Hyundai manufacturers more than 4 million cars each year. Many of them are hybrids and pure electric vehicles. The company plans to have a zero-exhaust-emission line-up by 2035.

What our car expert says

“Hyundai builds small city cars, family hatchbacks, practical estates, and chunky SUVs. Impressive reliability and generous standard equipment make Hyundai models sensible buys, but hot hatches like the i30 N show that Hyundai has a fun side.”

Mat Watson

Chief Content Officer

Expert Car Reviewer

Hyundai at a glance

Competitive finance options from 0% APR (subject to change)
Five-year unlimited mileage warranty on all cars
Annual breakdown cover included in the cost of servicing
20 models in the Hyundai range
Over 160 dealerships across the UK

Hyundai FAQs

Who owns Hyundai?

Hyundai is part of the Hyundai Motor Group, along with Kia and Genesis. Together, the group’s brands make the third largest car company in the world behind Toyota and the Volkswagen Group.

Where are Hyundai cars made?

Hyundai has three factories in its South Korean home. There are also plants in Czechia, Turkey, India, China, Singapore, the USA, and Brazil.

Are Hyundai cars reliable?

Yes. Hyundai is among the most reliable car brands. Look at any reliability or owner satisfaction study and Hyundai is usually towards the top of the league table. Don’t forget, the five-year unlimited mileage warranty is one of the longest around and should take care of any unexpected problems during those first five years.

Is it better to buy a Kia or Hyundai?

Most Hyundai models will have a Kia twin. They look different inside and out, but the reality is they are similar cars under the skin. The choice will often come down to which has the nearer dealer to where you live, and which dealer offers the better deal.

So, should you buy a Hyundai Tucson or a Kia Sportage? Which is better, the Hyundai Santa Fe or the Kia Sorento? Read our full reviews to find out.