In New Zealand top model is "Ltd" with CVT gearbox and it has 50/50 adjustable back seats (which makes it 4 seater). Side indicators are on the side of car rather than the mirrors and mirrors while electronically adjustable can't automatically fold in. Currently getting 17.4 to 17.6 Km/l suburban cycle. Funky styling reminds me of 60s cars with metal dash's (original Mini).
Uncle Al...... Im thinking of getting this right here because i travel between Johannesburg and surrounding cities/towns like Mafikeng etc. Is this a good buy or not ? any comments anybody who knows ?
I have had this for a year. Driven in town, highway as well. Consumption outside the city is incredible. On highway keep it at about 110km/ h - its a light car😀. I drive it in Europe.
@@markamarka2050 Thank yo so much. How does it handle potholes, uneven roads, heavier vehicles flying by and overtaking other vehicles on the highway. Just curious
@@jaredishmael9635 Well..it’s very light weight car..i had VW Golf 1.6 l before and getting used to Ignis was little funny for me…u would actually feel each bump and uneven surface..your butt would tell😀…
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That was a raving review. Thank you !!!
My pleasure!
In New Zealand top model is "Ltd" with CVT gearbox and it has 50/50 adjustable back seats (which makes it 4 seater). Side indicators are on the side of car rather than the mirrors and mirrors while electronically adjustable can't automatically fold in. Currently getting 17.4 to 17.6 Km/l suburban cycle. Funky styling reminds me of 60s cars with metal dash's (original Mini).
Your vids is always great Sir
Thank you. Much appreciated
In india we do get spoiler too. The on road price here in India is INR 8,63,000 for the ALPHA variant.
Alan u a the boss
Thank you
Thanks Alan, good review and FYI your mic sound was spot on, outside and inside the car. I couldn't agree with you more that this car is butt ugly 😀
Uncle Al...... Im thinking of getting this right here because i travel between Johannesburg and surrounding cities/towns like Mafikeng etc. Is this a good buy or not ? any comments anybody who knows ?
I have had this for a year. Driven in town, highway as well. Consumption outside the city is incredible. On highway keep it at about 110km/ h - its a light car😀. I drive it in Europe.
@@markamarka2050 Thank yo so much. How does it handle potholes, uneven roads, heavier vehicles flying by and overtaking other vehicles on the highway. Just curious
@@jaredishmael9635 Well..it’s very light weight car..i had VW Golf 1.6 l before and getting used to Ignis was little funny for me…u would actually feel each bump and uneven surface..your butt would tell😀…
@@jaredishmael9635on a highway I am super careful with it..I dont wanna crash in this one to be honest…😉
Thanks man. I think I would rather buy the Kia Picanto x-line
Yeah I agree
Which country is this?
South Africa
Be careful buying this hybrid car.....the hybrid doesn't work if the outside temps are 7C or below.....a large part of the year for me.
The hybrid version is not available in South Africa
@@MotorMatters Is it still the 82hp version as in the UK?