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Hyundai Solaris HCR

2020–2020
OEM configuration + reviewed independent diagnostic and price sources·updated August 3, 2026·6 sources
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Overview
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Hyundai Solaris HCr is built around a familiar Hyundai formula: a front-wheel-drive sedan, two petrol engines and a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. In this 2020 configuration set, the choice is Kappa 1.4/G4LC with 100 hp or Gamma 1.6/G4FG with 123 hp — a concise line-up whose ownership character is defined by the engine in front of you.

G4LC calls for a careful look at cold-start timing-chain noise, compression and cylinder condition. With G4FG, stored codes, catalyst efficiency and cylinder condition deserve the closer inspection when oil use or a mechanical noise is reported.

A good Solaris is not an abstract reliability label: it is an individual car with a clear service history and diagnostic results that can be checked.

Filtered: G4FG · Gamma 1.6 MPI (G4FG).

Known issues

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Engines & reliability

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Pre-purchase checklist

Diagnostics
  • Inspect cylinders endoscopically and check compression before approving engine work
  • Read stored codes and diagnose catalyst efficiency before approving a catalyst or engine repair

Maintenance

Key service intervals — vary by engine and driving conditions.

ItemIntervalCost
Spark plugs (Kappa 1.4)60,000 km
Engine oil and oil filter15,000 km or 12 months