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Hyundai Reina 2021 is a 5 Seater Sedan available between a price range of ₱683,000 - ₱733,000 in the Philippines. It is available in 5 colors, 2 variants, 1 engine, and 2 transmissions option: Manual and Automatic in the Philippines. The Reina dimensions is 4300 mm L x 1705 mm W x 1460 mm H. Over 12 users have reviewed Reina on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. Reina top competitors are Accent, Vios, Dzire and Mirage G4.
| Engine | 1368 cc |
| Power | 94 hp |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Seating | 5 seats |
| Engine | 1.4L Gasoline Engine, 4 Cylinder 16 Valve |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
Great suspension: The Hyundai Reina is mounted on a McPherson strut in front and a couple torsion beam axle at the back. This makes Reina’s suspension setup one of the best in class
Spacious: The Reina has a 2,570mm wheelbase. This makes the car’s cabin very spacious. There’s ample headroom and legroom on the rear seat.
Huge trunk: The Reina comes with a massive 415-litre trunk space. There’s no worry about excess luggage.
Looks pretty: This is one of the better-looking cars in the entry-level sedan segment. The front fascia looks poised and sporty.
Not for five: Despite the huge cabin space, the Hyundai Reina isn’t exactly a 5-seater. The knee room and legroom could be tight for five passengers.
Stiff ride quality: While Reina’s suspension is much appreciated, at times it may feel a bit hard. This is because of Reina’s sporty handling.
Delayed transmission: The car’s transmission is a bit delayed. It takes a second or two to produce power. It often ‘sleeps’ from the first gear.
No touchscreen: The Reina comes with a 2-DIN infotainment unit. But even the entry-level models of most of its rivals come with a touchscreen.
Hyundai Reina December 2021 prices start from ₱783,000 for base variant GL 5MT and goes upto ₱833,000 for top-spec variant GL 4AT.
| Variant | Price list | Specifications | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Reina GL 5MT |
₱783,000 *
SRP Price
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1368 cc, 94 hp, Manual, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Hyundai Reina GL 4AT |
₱833,000 *
SRP Price
|
1368 cc, 94 hp, Automatic, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Quezon City | ₱783,000 - ₱833,000 |
| Makati City | ₱783,000 - ₱833,000 |
| Cebu City | ₱783,000 - ₱833,000 |
| Davao City | ₱756,000 - ₱806,000 |
| Bacoor | ₱783,000 - ₱833,000 |
Reina is available in 5 different colors - Blue Passione, Fiery Red, Glowing Silver, Oriental Brown and Polar White.
Watch latest video reviews of Hyundai Reina to know about its interiors, exteriors, performance, mileage and more.
| Fuel Type | Mileage (City) | Mileage (Highway) |
|---|---|---|
| Gasoline | 23.8 |
In the bid to clinch on to the sales in the compact entry-level sedan segment, Hyundai introduced Reina in the Philippines. The Hyundai Reina sits below the Accent sedan in the South Korean automaker's lineup and competes with the likes of the Kia Soluto, Suzuki Dzire, and the Nissan Almera. Hyundai offers the Reina in two different variants, namely GL 5MT and GL 4AT. While the Reina GL 5MT is priced at Php 648,000, the Reina GL 4AT carries a price tag of Php 698,000. Customers get to choose from a total of five colors - Polar White, Blue Passion, Oriental Brown, Glowing Silver, and Fiery Red.
The Hyundai Reina looks likes a common man's common car on the outside. And, the very simplistic approach can be witnessed inside of the South Korean compact entry-level sedan as well. For starters, the compact sedan flaunts a dual-tone upholstery with black and beige being the two protagonists colors. Then we have a 1-DIN music system, dashboard with chrome trim, manual climate control, and a simple three-spoke steering wheel with no audio controls.
Moving on, the seating inside the Hyundai Reina is pretty decent and offers adequate comfort. Other creature comforts inside the Hyundai Reina include sun visor for both driver & passenger, room lamp, power windows, instrument cluster with a 2.8-inch LCD MID, adjustable front headrests with fixed units at the back, and adequate legroom, headroom, shoulder-room, and knee-room courtesy of a 2570 mm wheelbase. A spacious cabin with various storage spaces and just the required features make the Hyundai Reina a compact sedan worth considering.
The Hyundai Reina is not a looker by any means, and that's something you better let yourself know before going on the hunt for your new compact entry-level sedan. Anyway, the Hyundai Reina looks just fine but won't be turning heads. While the front end of the compact sedan is made up of the new cascading-effect grille, finely chiselled bumper, blank fog lamp housings, and a hood with a Y-shaped haunch, the rear end, on the other hand, involves not-so-large wraparound wrap around taillamps, boot lid with Hyundai & Reina badging, and a rather plain-looking bumper.
As for the side profile of the Hyundai Reina, the compact sedan flaunts a shoulder line and a few other small creases. Then there are the 14-inch steel wheels with wheel caps taking centre stage. In terms of dimensions, the Hyundai Reina stands 4,300 mm long, 1,705 mm wide, and 1,460 mm tall. There is no LED lighting as both the headlamps and the taillamps feature halogen units, and the sedan doesn't vaunt much chrome either.
Now, this is a department where the Hyundai Reina won't disappoint you at all. In addition to the well-cushioned and comfortable seats on the inside, the sedan features a solid suspension setup that brings along MacPherson Strut with Stabilizer at the front and a Coupled Torsion Beam Axle at the rear. The combo, including the monocoque frame, ends up providing the occupants with comfortable and untiring ride quality.
Just like the variant listing, the mechanical section on the Hyundai Reina's specs sheet also covers a modest space, as there is a solitary powerhouse on offer. The compact entry-level South Korean sedan houses a 1.4-litre four-cylinder petrol-fed engine that is capable of generating 95 PS of maximum power and a peak torque of 134 Nm. The transmission options incorporate a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic gearbox. In case you're wondering, yes, this is the very engine that we saw on the previous-gen Hyundai Accent.
A compact entry-level sedan with no more than 95 PS and 134 Nm up its sleeves doesn't require Brembo brakes, does it? Hence, Hyundai has equipped the Reina with standard disc brakes at the front and drum units at the rear. For enhanced braking performance and safety of people both inside and outside of the compact sedan, the Hyundai Reina also gets ABS with Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (EBD). Other safety features on the sedan include dual SRS airbags, speed-sensing door locks, central locking, and others.
Even though the Hyundai Reina doesn’t get too many bells and whistles, the South Korean sedan still makes a case good enough for the Philippine masses to consider it before making the final decision. While the compact entry-level segment doesn't feature the likes of a touch-screen infotainment system, steering mounted audio controls, automatic climate control, LED lighting, and others, it tries to justify its price tag via a spacious cabin, reliable powertrain, and a very comfortable ride quality. At Php 648,000 or Php 698,000, the Hyundai Sedan is a good bet nonetheless.
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If you are a modest car lover then you must test drive the Hyundai Reina. Being an owner of the car over the past few months, I simply love to take it on long drives. The car is extremely comfortable and responsive in terms of its handling. Inside, you get access to all the latest driver safety and assistance features.
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The drive quality of the Hyundai Reina is neither very impressive nor disappointing. It’s exactly what you can expect from a city sedan. While the power delivery picks up generously when you press the accelerator, the torque output isn’t exactly robust. On the highway you can cruise at about 90kmph at 2,200rpm. That’s pretty decent for a 1.4-liter engine. The
The Hyundai Reina is really one of the best looking cars that is currently available in the market in this segment. The car caught my attention ever since I discovered it at my nearest Hyundai dealership. When I had no plans to buy a car until next month, the good looks, its powerful performance and the compelling design of the
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