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Along with Servicing, Wheel Alignment, engine tuning, throttle body cleaning and Rodent repellant chemical applied.

Can u guys please tell how to fix this scratch… its deep cut…

Don't mind high RPM, it was steep but AC was on.

Hi Mates, Got scratch on my 1 month old i20 🥹 any one knows how to fix it or need to replace the whole bumper. Slightly it feels hard to see the scratches.

Thanks in advance

Hi everyone,

My i20 has a deep scratch, and it had Barricade Graphene Coating applied before the damage.

I'm trying to understand the best way to fix it. If the scratch is deep, would wet sanding/polishing (paper rub) be enough, or will the affected panel need to be repainted?

Would appreciate advice from anyone who has dealt with a similar issue. Thanks

Genuine Hyundai OEM tail lights removed from
Hyundai i20 N Line.
• Compatible with 2020–2023 Hyundai i20 (please verify with your variant).
• Left tail light: Excellent condition.
• Right tail light: Has a visible crack (see photos).
• Original parts, not aftermarket.
• Asking price: ₹9,000 for both (slightly negotiable).
• Location: All over India**(shipping available at buyer’s cost).**
• DM if interested.

Front lights damaged and hood corner bent by a reckless brezza driver while backing in parking

Shall I go for insurance claim as my car was 6 months old

So happy with my new i20 sportz ivt on hills and rough roads, feels like a breeze

Although the color is somewhat challenging to maintain, we can readily observe the presence of scratches on this particular color, but it's undeniably remarkable in its appearance.

Over the past few months, I’ve been slowly upgrading my car, and I’m really happy with how it’s turned out.

Mods so far:
Catback exhaust
BMC air filter
ASTA projector headlights
White LED reverse lights
Yokohama 205/50 R16 tyres (upgraded from stock Ceats)
N Line steering wheel
Aftermarket alloys

The car feels slightly more responsive now, with a better pull and a deeper exhaust note. It’s not a huge performance jump, but it’s definitely more fun to drive every day. The Yokohamas have improved grip, and the headlights have made night driving much better.

Overall, I wasn’t chasing big power—just wanted a better-looking and more enjoyable daily driver. So far, I’m loving it. Any suggestions for the next practical mod?

So, over on r/CarsIndia there's a discussion about the worst petrol engines, and saw such comment frequently mentioned about i20 and 1.2Kappa but someone even went on to mention
I have the 1.2 Kappa in my manual i10. Even at a slight incline on the highway, it feels like it’s gone into limp mode.

What surprised me is that I'd always heard the 1.2 Kappa performs better in the i10 because it's a lighter car.

I havent taken my i20 NA MT to hills yet , So I'd like to hear from actual i20 NA owners who've driven the car extensively across cities, highways, and hills.

Does the engine genuinely struggle with inclines, especially with the AC on and a full load, or is this overreaction ?
So i can think twice before takin i20 trips if possibility of hills and ghats (review needed purely on performance side)

Has anyone installed this headlight on sportz model? Is it straight forward without getting issues with warranty.