Has the ix25 Been Discontinued?

[DiRhett]

ix25 has not been discontinued, but production is temporarily halted due to production line relocation. The 2019 model is still available in the current lineup. Taking the 2020 ix25 as an example, it is a compact SUV with the following dimensions: length 4300mm, width 1790mm, height 1620mm, wheelbase 2610mm, and curb weight 1150kg. The 2020 ix25 features a MacPherson strut front suspension and a torsion beam rear suspension. It is equipped with a 1.5L naturally aspirated engine delivering a maximum horsepower of 115PS, maximum torque of 134.8Nm, and maximum power of 84.4kW, paired with a 6-speed manual transmission.

[McJordan]

Oh, I've been following the Hyundai ix25 for several years. It's indeed been discontinued in many markets like China, around 2021. Hyundai integrated it into the new SUV Venue series, mainly to streamline the product lineup and introduce more stylish models. The ix25 initially targeted the young market with its affordable price and spacious interior, but due to lower-than-expected sales, it was replaced. If you're considering a used ix25, it's advisable to thoroughly check the vehicle's history, as the engine and chassis are prone to wear. The second-hand price is quite reasonable, around 50,000 to 80,000 yuan. Use genuine parts for maintenance; it's fuel-efficient in the city but noisy on highways. Overall, spare parts supply remains sufficient post-discontinuation, so no need to worry about repair issues.

[VonDallas]

I heard from a friend about the Hyundai ix25, which seems to have been discontinued, especially in the Chinese market. Hyundai replaced it with the Venue, probably thinking the new model would attract more customers at a similar price point. The ix25 had decent performance but was phased out due to fierce competition. If you're considering a used one, I recommend buying from reputable platforms and checking the braking system and electrical components to avoid flood-damaged cars. I've driven one myself and found it agile and well-suited for family use, with easy parking. Parking it doesn’t affect daily driving, and maintenance costs are low—just a few hundred yuan per month.

[StVictoria]

The Hyundai ix25 has been discontinued in many markets, such as China, where it was replaced by the Venue. This is part of the company's strategic adjustment. If you're looking to buy a new car, it might be more cost-effective to consider a used one. Just check the mileage and maintenance records. It offers a comfortable drive with ample space, making it a great choice for daily commuting.

[Marc]

Regarding the ix25, I said it has been discontinued, which is correct. The updated Hyundai model, Venue, is more user-friendly. I recommend checking out new cars or reliable used ones. The ix25 has many options in the used car market, is easy to maintain—don’t skimp on tires and oil—and parts are readily available. It has low urban fuel consumption but average high-speed stability. Discontinuation does not affect support services.

[SadieMarie]

Globally, the Hyundai ix25 has been discontinued in some regions, including the Asian markets like China. Hyundai has unified the SUV naming, replacing it with the Venue. If you're abroad, you might still find some remaining inventory or used cars as options. Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure the transmission functions properly. The spacious interior makes it suitable for family use, and the driving experience is smooth. Discontinuation is a normal market strategy and does not affect its practical value.