Hyundai Accent (2012-2021)

I drive a Hyundai Accent for my daily commute . This car is forever easy in city chaos, quick steering, tight turns, and parking in tiny spots is stress-free. Fuel economy is absolutely wallet friendly, almost 18km/l on my daily routes. Solid A/C is a blessing here. Seats are basic but comfy even on long drives to the coast. Maintenance and parts are cheap, the trunk swallows big groceries and a couple of bags for trips. Don’t expect sports car vibes, but for everyday use, Accent just keeps rolling and saving.

The Hyundai Accent even in the era of SUV continues to be popular among Saudi car buyers. What makes it that is the strong appeal among drivers for the fuel-efficient 1.5-liter petrol engine and smooth 6-speed automatic transmission, and so quite suitable for city driving. Cabin continues to be class leading with sophisticated tech, like 8-inch multimedia touchscreen and keyless entry, greater convenience, and safety gets a big priority. With practicality, efficiency, and connected technology, the Hyundai Accent stays at the top buyers looking for reliability and value in their daily drives.

The 2025 Accent is well-packed by Honda. I recently checked the car at Jeddah leadership and kind of liked the overall feel of the sedan. The design is typical Hyundai with a lot of sharp curves along with an attractive profile. The Accent has always been known for its affordability and high fuel efficiency, and is very good if you don't want to spend too much for your next new sedan. The cabin is quite modern and premium, the cockpit is also very nicely designed with a big screen and better control. Safety is something that stands out like Lane Keeping Assist and Forward Collision Warning.

I decided to take a test drive of the new Hyundai Accent recently, and I must say, I'm impressed. What drew me in was its affordable price, packed with plentiful features, systems, and performance. It's a stylish sedan that looks stunning, especially the front and side design. Inside, it feels premium with a smooth and silent engine. The mileage is also worthy in this segment. It handles city roads well and makes driving easy. Overall, if you're looking for a budget-friendly, stylish, and reliable car in Saudi Arabia, the Hyundai Accent is a great choice.

Just bought the Accent last month, first ever Hyundai, after being a Toyota fan for years. The main reason for choosing Accent over rival Toyota cars is the price, features, system and performance. After close consideration, the Accent turned out to be a good option at a very reasonable price, I could save a lot in the deal. And after a month’s driving it across every terrain, I’m even more in love with this sedan. Hyundai has done great with the facelift and Accent is now far better equipped, well-built, and has features, comforts and safety.

The Accent is Hyundai’s ultimate affordable sedan that has everything you wish for, and is also great to drive with mileage that is worthy of this segment. I liked the way the Accent is designed, very sharp curve, aggressive and stylish front and very cute side profile. Get inside, and the plush interior just brings happiness. The cabin is spacious and the driving seat has so much tech that you just love the experience being in the cockpit. All of this at a starting price of SAR 75K, is not bad at all.

After looking all the options like Toyota, Honda and Hyundai in selecting the right Sedan, we finally decided to buy the Accent. The main reason is the design and styling of the Accent at a right price, and also the dealer offered us a good deal with extra warranty, insurance and others. I've been using the Accent almost every day for the last 3 months, and it seems our decision is right. Both family and my personal needs, the sedan is just perfect with mileage, driving and handling is more than what I desired.

When I got a chance to upgrade earlier this year, I picked up the Accent which came home unless SAR100k fully loaded. I like the Sedan for the fact that it has everything one needs, a premium feel, spacious cabin, nice boot space, and great features at this price point, is just a no-brainer deal to me. Honestly, I never looked at any SUV, but checked its rivals, and quickly found my favorite car in the Accent. I’ve been in love with it since the day I drove out of the showroom.

The next generation Hyundai Accent is a designed in a sub-compact sedan which is bit of a mix to remember but Hyundai Accent is spilling its charm and aura because of its most expensive and stylish looks. I mean a simple single line light on the bonnet making a U looks more sleekier, sexier, and super charismatic and I think somehow looks, massive and beautiful interior and exterior attractiveness are the things which is speaking more volume than any other thing about Hyundai Accent. I would soon be going to buy Accent for all these reasons only, especially the one massive infotainment screen.

car from the Hyundai portfolio in the Saudi market. The car looks stunning from the outside with typical Hyundai design cues with impressive front and side angles. Not only from the exterior but the car is loaded inside with the most advanced features. My brief driving experience recently at their dealership reinforced my trust in this car, liked the smoother driving, silent engine, and overall premium interior.