The last prototype sighting of the facelifted Hyundai i10 was a while ago. Just under half a year to be precise. And the photos taken now don't show much progress so far. Okay, the camouflage on the sides has been removed and you can get an unobstructed view of the doors and door handles, but that's pretty much it.
There is probably a very good explanation for the still extremely elaborate camouflage - the i10 seems to wear a completely redesigned front end with many changes compared to the previous model. These include new daytime running lights integrated into the grille, which are heavily inspired by the Tucson and other new models from the manufacturer.
It's hard to tell if the headlights will also be modified, but judging from these early shots, it seems that their shape will not be changed. The design of the bumper will probably remain unchanged, although the area around the fog lights might be modified. There is also still a lot of camouflage at the rear, but we don't think there will be any major visible changes there.
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