Hyundai revealed prices and specs of the new i30 3-door in the British market. The less practical, but sort of cooler i30 starts at £13,995. It comes in four trim levels of Classic, Active, Sport and Sport Nav, and three engines.

You can have the 3-door Hyundai i30 with either a 100 PS 1.4 liter petrol, a 1.6 liter petrol with 120 PS, and a 1.6 liter diesel with 128 PS.

As for the visuals, apart from lacking two doors, the i30 coupe is pretty much identical to the hatchback variant. The interior is just as spacious, and it has the same luggage capacity of 378-litre (1,316 litres with the seats down).

The standard kit is also the same, including Bluetooth connectivity with voice recognition, steering wheel audio and phone controls, LED daytime running lights, body-coloured exterior door handles, USB and AUX connections and air conditioning.

As mentioned, prices for the i30 3-door starts from at £13,995. Prices for this mid-range trim level start at £15,195 OTR for the 100PS 1.4-litre petrol variant with the efficient Active 1.6 CRDi 110PS Blue Drive costing £17,490 OTR.