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Hyundai I800 reliability, MPG and running costs

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The Hyundai I800 is a car. In 2024 MOT tests it scored 71 for reliability (100 is average), ranking 423 of 442, and 38.0% failed first time against a UK average of 28.5%. Its most common MOT failure is position lamp (7.5% of tests).

71Well below average

Ranked 423 of 442 cars in the 2024 MOT Reliability League

In 2024, 8,205 Hyundai I800s aged 3 to 20 had an MOT and 38.0% failed first time (UK average 28.5%). Taking age and mileage into account, the Hyundai I800 is 41% more likely to fail than the average car of the same age and mileage.

First-time fail rate

38.0%

UK 28.5%

Fail rate at 3 years

–

UK 12.7%

Average miles a year

11,200

Typical age at test: 7 years

Hyundai I800 MOT failure rate by age

0%10%20%30%40%50%3579111315I800 47%UK average 42%

Most common Hyundai I800 MOT faults

  1. Position lamp: not working7.5% of tests
  2. Headlamp: not working on dipped beam6.2% of tests
  3. Headlamp aim: projected beam image is obviously incorrect4.9% of tests
  4. Malfunction indicator lamp: inoperative or indicates a malfunction3.7% of tests
  5. Brake pads: less than 1.5 mm thick3.7% of tests
  6. Registration plate lamp(s): inoperative in the case of a single lamp or all lamps3.2% of tests

What the Hyundai I800 fails on

AreaTests failingvs similar cars
Lights and electrics23.5%▲ 2.4× as often
Brakes12.6%▲ 2.1× as often
Tyres6.1%▼ 13% less often
Visibility5.8%▲ 1.4× as often
Suspension5.0%▼ 34% less often
Exhaust and emissions4.7%▲ 1.7× as often
Steering2.2%▲ 1.3× as often
Body and structure1.6%▼ 38% less often
Seat belts and airbags0.7%▼ 13% less often
Wheels0.5%▲ 1.2× as often

What MPG does the Hyundai I800 do?

Official economy for the Hyundai I800 ranges from 30.4 to 37.7mpg across the 11 versions listed by the Vehicle Certification Agency (2010–2019). A typical diesel version manages 33.2mpg. Expect 10–15% less in real-world driving.

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How much is road tax on a Hyundai I800?

Any Hyundai I800 first registered from April 2017 pays the standard rate of £200 a year after its first year (2026/27 rates). A Hyundai I800 registered between March 2001 and March 2017 is taxed on its CO2: £410 to £760 a year.

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Hyundai I800 specs and running costs

Official figures for 11 versions sold in the UK between 2010 and 2019.

Fuel types

Diesel

Official economy

30.4–37.7 mpg

CO2

197–244 g/km

Power

136–170 PS

VersionFuelEconomyCO2Car tax
i800 2.5l136 PS · M6 · listed 2019Diesel–––
i800 2.5l170 PS · A5 · listed 2019Diesel–––
i800 2.5l CRDi 100kWM6 · listed 2018Diesel33.6 mpg222g£200
i800 2.5l CRDi 125kWA5 · listed 2018Diesel30.4 mpg244g£200
i800 2.5l CRDi 100kWManual · listed 2014Diesel37.7 mpg197g£410
i800 2.5l CRDi 125kWAutomatic · listed 2014Diesel32.1 mpg231g£760
i800 2.5l CRDi (100kW)Manual · listed 2013Diesel37.7 mpg197g£410
i800 2.5l CRDi (125kW)Automatic · listed 2013Diesel32.1 mpg231g£760
i800 2.5l CRDi (100kW)M6 · listed 2012Diesel37.7 mpg197g£410
i800 2.5l CRDi (125kW)A5 · listed 2012Diesel32.1 mpg231g£760
i800 2.5l CRTDM5 · listed 2010Diesel33.2 mpg225g£445

Economy and CO2 are official NEDC (before 2018) or WLTP figures. Car tax is the yearly rate at current rates for a car first registered in the year listed, before any expensive car supplement.

What a Hyundai I800 costs to fuel

  • diesel, typical official 33.2mpg…

Official figures are usually 10–15% better than real-world driving.

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Frequently asked questions

›Is the Hyundai I800 reliable?

Its MOT record is worse than average: the Hyundai I800 is 41% more likely to fail than the average car of the same age and mileage, with a reliability score of 71 in our 2024 league (100 is average).

›What are common problems with the Hyundai I800?

The most common MOT fault is “Position lamp: not working”, found in 7.5% of tests. It fails on lights and electrics and brakes more often than similar cars.

›What MPG does the Hyundai I800 do?

Official economy for the Hyundai I800 ranges from 30.4 to 37.7mpg across the 11 versions listed by the Vehicle Certification Agency (2010–2019). A typical diesel version manages 33.2mpg. Expect 10–15% less in real-world driving.

›How much is road tax on a Hyundai I800?

Any Hyundai I800 first registered from April 2017 pays the standard rate of £200 a year after its first year (2026/27 rates). A Hyundai I800 registered between March 2001 and March 2017 is taxed on its CO2: £410 to £760 a year.

›How many Hyundai I800s fail their MOT?

38.0% of Hyundai I800s aged 3 to 20 failed their MOT first time in 2024.

Sources: DVSA anonymised MOT tests 2024, all versions of the Hyundai I800 combined (Open Government Licence v3.0); official economy and CO2 from Vehicle Certification Agency data, © Crown copyright. VCA cannot accept liability for its accuracy. How we calculate the league.