Launch of the 2011 range dellla Hyundai H-1, the Korean commercial vehicle introduced in 2008 and updated in recent days in the envelope and the 2.5-liter CRDi engine that now meets the Euro 5 emission control standards. 5.12 meters long, 1.92 wide 1.92 m high me, the H-1 has a very long wheelbase 3.20 m and is available in the commercial variant, Van, with three or six people with room for cargo space or window, and the wagon version that comes to house up to eight passengers on three different rows of seats, the last of which can be folded to increase cargo volume from 851 liters a2.500 version in six places, but if you elects to place the van with 3 liters become well 4308.
The H-1 is offered in three trim levels: Light, Classic and Comfort. The exhibition provides the basis for all versions of the airbag for the driver, electronic active safety features like ABS, TCS, ESP, six-speed manual transmission and steering wheel adjustment. Passing staging Classic is supported by a range of accessories such as airbags for the passenger, manual climate control, electric mirrors and glass, trip computer, fog lamps and the limited slip differential.
At the top of the range we find the comfort setting that adds to the previous equipment alloy wheels 16-inch, dual-zone manual climate control, the sensorti parking, a sophisticated multilink suspension system, the audio system with CD- MP3 with steering wheel controls, leather-wrapped it.
The main innovation of the 2011 Hyundai H-1 is the new engine, which brings with it: it is the 2.5-liter CRDi with Euro 5 particulate filter and capable of delivering 136 hp and 343 Nm of torque, while the combined fuel consumption is stood at 7.5 l/100 km, and emissions over 197 g / km of CO2.
This unit replaces the previous 2.5 CRDi € 4 170 hp and 392 Nm of torque, allowing a saving in fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by 12% compared to the old engine and a range much higher thanks to the large tank capacity 75 liters. The 2011 Hyundai H-1 is already on sale at dealerships in the Korean house with a starting price of 23,990 € for the version 3 seater van equipped with the 2.5-liter CRDi 136 bhp and comes to € 27,990 for the 8-seater wagon equipped with the same engine.
All prices are VAT inclusive and include the Hyundai warranty of 3 years with unlimited mileage. 
The H-1 is offered in three trim levels: Light, Classic and Comfort. The exhibition provides the basis for all versions of the airbag for the driver, electronic active safety features like ABS, TCS, ESP, six-speed manual transmission and steering wheel adjustment. Passing staging Classic is supported by a range of accessories such as airbags for the passenger, manual climate control, electric mirrors and glass, trip computer, fog lamps and the limited slip differential.
At the top of the range we find the comfort setting that adds to the previous equipment alloy wheels 16-inch, dual-zone manual climate control, the sensorti parking, a sophisticated multilink suspension system, the audio system with CD- MP3 with steering wheel controls, leather-wrapped it.
The main innovation of the 2011 Hyundai H-1 is the new engine, which brings with it: it is the 2.5-liter CRDi with Euro 5 particulate filter and capable of delivering 136 hp and 343 Nm of torque, while the combined fuel consumption is stood at 7.5 l/100 km, and emissions over 197 g / km of CO2.
This unit replaces the previous 2.5 CRDi € 4 170 hp and 392 Nm of torque, allowing a saving in fuel consumption and pollutant emissions by 12% compared to the old engine and a range much higher thanks to the large tank capacity 75 liters. The 2011 Hyundai H-1 is already on sale at dealerships in the Korean house with a starting price of 23,990 € for the version 3 seater van equipped with the 2.5-liter CRDi 136 bhp and comes to € 27,990 for the 8-seater wagon equipped with the same engine.
All prices are VAT inclusive and include the Hyundai warranty of 3 years with unlimited mileage.
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