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Hyundai i10 Bulb Guide — Headlight & Indicator Bulbs (2020-2024)
Bulb Compatibility Chart
Headlamp type on the UK Hyundai i10: Two halogen headlamp types by trim
Checked against Hyundai i10 AC3 owner’s manual bulb table. Fitment varies by trim and build date — confirm by registration or VIN before you buy.
| Position | Bulb | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dipped Beam | H19 (single dual-filament, MFR headlamp) or HB3 (bi-function projection headlamp) | The bulb you are most likely replacing |
| Main Beam | Same bulb as dipped – H19 or HB3. The projection headlamp adds an H7LL low-beam assist bulb. | Full beam |
| Front Fog | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
| Front Indicator | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
| Rear Indicator | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
| Reverse Light | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
| Tail / Brake | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
| Number Plate | No data available | Not established from a manufacturer or OE-supplier source |
Recommended Bulbs for Hyundai i10
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Recommended H19 Bulbs
The Hyundai i10 takes a H19 dipped-beam bulb on the halogen headlamp. Always change headlight bulbs in pairs — a new bulb next to an aged one gives visibly uneven light and colour.
Two headlamp types were fitted to this model. Two halogen headlamp types by trim Check which unit your car has before ordering — the bulbs are not interchangeable.
Philips X-tremeVision Pro150 H19
Up to 150% more light than the legal minimum (Philips’ own claim), and road legal in the UK. A straight swap for the standard H19.
Osram Night Breaker 200 H19
Up to 200% more light than the minimum ECE requirement, measured in headlamps (OSRAM’s own claim). Also road legal.
Standard H19 bulb (twin pack)
The like-for-like option if you just need the car through its MOT.
How to Change the Headlight Bulb
Access on the Hyundai i10 varies by side — one headlamp usually has more room than the other. The general sequence is:
- Open the bonnet and find the back of the headlight unit.
- Unplug the wiring connector from the bulb holder.
- Twist off the dust cover anti-clockwise if one is fitted.
- Release the retaining clip and withdraw the old bulb.
- Fit the new H19 without touching the glass — skin oils create hot spots and shorten bulb life.
MOT note: a blown headlight bulb is an automatic MOT failure, and so is a mismatched pair that throws an uneven beam.
Can You Fit LED Bulbs Instead?
No — not legally, on a car that left the factory with halogen headlamps. Retrofit LED bulbs in a halogen reflector or projector are not road legal in the UK and will fail an MOT, because the beam pattern the headlamp was designed around no longer holds.
What is legal is a brighter halogen H19. The performance bulbs above are all ECE-approved and are a direct swap.
Frequently Asked Questions
What headlight bulb does a Hyundai i10 use?
The Hyundai i10 uses a H19 dipped-beam bulb and Same for main beam. Two halogen headlamp types by trim
What are the best upgrade bulbs for a Hyundai i10?
For the H19 dipped beam, the Philips X-tremeVision Pro150 and Osram Night Breaker 200 are the strongest road-legal options. Both are ECE-approved and both fit the standard H19 holder.
Are LED headlight bulbs legal in the Hyundai i10?
Not as a retrofit. Because this car was sold with halogen headlamps, fitting LED bulbs into the existing housing is not road legal in the UK and is an MOT failure. Only a brighter halogen H19 keeps the car legal.
Other Hyundai I10 Guides
How we check fitment for this guide
We cross-reference fitment figures against manufacturer specifications and OE-supplier catalogue data where available, and matched to the standard codes that actually govern fit — battery type/group sizes, wiper lengths and fitting types, bulb fitment codes, tyre size markings, and oil specifications. We work by make, model, year, engine, and build date, because a single model can take different parts across its life. Where the right part depends on your exact vehicle, we tell you to confirm by registration or VIN. More on our method →