Hyundai i20 Active 2016 review - pictures

Lacking a true small crossover in its range, Hyundai have beefed up the i20 to creat this - the i20 Active.

The i20 Active doesn't have four-wheel drive, but styling additions include chunky new bumpers, skid plates and a raised ride height.

The i20 Active gets 17-inch alloy wheels as standard.

The Hyundai i20 Active is £1,200 more expensive than the standard i20 on which it's based.

Four-wheel-drive isn't even optional on the Hyundai i20 Active, making it more of a rival for the Dacia Sandero Stepway.

Details like the silver roof rails are smart, but the rest of the styling won't be to everyone's taste.

The i20 Active rides 20mm higher than the car on which it's based.