Interesting Facts About the Hyundai i10 AC3
The Hyundai i10 is a compact city car that debuted in 2007, taking over from the older Atos model. Production of the i10 began in 2008 and it has since evolved through several generations, including the third‑generation AC3 version.
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Replaced the Hyundai Atos
When Hyundai introduced the i10 in 2007, it was positioned as the successor to the Atos, effectively ending the Atos line in the brand’s portfolio. The new i10 was built using the same basic design concept as its predecessor, offering a fresh take on a familiar platform.
First Indian Launch as the Santro Successor
The i10 entered the Indian market in 2007, where it was marketed as the successor to the popular Santro. This first‑generation i10 was produced locally at Hyundai’s Indian manufacturing facilities, helping the model gain rapid popularity in the region.
Third‑Generation (AC3) Evolution
Hyundai continued to develop the i10, and the third generation—often referred to by its internal code AC3—has its own dedicated catalogue of specifications, models, and production years. This ongoing documentation highlights the model’s evolution and the variety of versions offered over time.
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