At a Glance
The Hyundai I10 Mk2 has 3 identified problems that occur more often than the UK average, with Tyre pressure monitoring system fault being the most reported. Brakes is the most common MOT failure category. Based on 750K MOT tests from DVSA data.
Problems are patterns in the DVSA data that occur significantly more often on this model than the UK average — confirmed at 99% statistical confidence. Read how we calculate MOT pass rates and problems →
Below: the full MOT-data picture for the Hyundai I10 Mk2 — MOT pass rate vs the UK average, common problems vs UK fleet patterns, the most likely MOT failures by frequency, fault occurrence by mileage band, and pass/fail trends. All numbers drawn from DVSA records.
Hyundai I10 Mk2 MOT Pass Rate
Across 750K MOT tests from DVSA data, the Hyundai I10 Mk2 (2014–2019) has a fail rate of 17.1%.
UK average fail rate (2014–2019): 35.3%
Common Hyundai I10 Mk2 Problems
Owner-submitted reports plus patterns we've identified across 559 million UK MOT tests. Each MOT-derived item below — whether tagged as a Problem, Wear & Tear or Consumable — shows up noticeably more often on this generation than across the UK fleet, which is why it's here. Owner reports are pinned to the top by default; use the sort and filter pills below to view a specific tier or change the order.
Tyre pressure monitoring system fault
13,237
occurrences
Steering rack fault
6,464
occurrences
Daytime running lamp not working
5,507
occurrences
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Problems by mileage
Common problems, MOT failures and advisories on the Hyundai I10 Mk2, grouped by the mileage they typically appear at.
341 distinct problems · 706,102 total occurrences in current filter
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most common Hyundai I10 Mk2 problems?
Based on DVSA MOT data for the Hyundai I10 Mk2 (2014–2019), we have identified 3 common problems. The most frequently reported is "Tyre pressure monitoring system fault". Brakes is the most common MOT failure category.
How reliable is the Hyundai I10 Mk2?
This generation has 750K MOT tests on record with a 17.1% fail rate. A fault is flagged as a "Common Problem" only when it occurs significantly more often on this model than the UK average, confirmed at 99% statistical confidence.
What commonly fails the MOT on a Hyundai I10 Mk2?
There are 150 distinct MOT failure types recorded for the Mk2 (2014–2019), grouped by the mileage these failures typically occur. See the Common MOT Failures section on this page.
Can I report a problem with my Hyundai I10 Mk2?
Yes — use the "Tell Us About Your Problem" form on this page. Your report helps other Hyundai I10 owners spot problems early. All submissions are reviewed before being added to the public database.
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