Hyundai Matrix in the Used Car Market: Prices and Specs of Egypt's Family Icon
The Hyundai Matrix, a family-oriented small MPV, remains in demand in Egypt's used car market with prices starting at EGP 250,000. It features a 1500cc engine and a spacious interior with up to 1284 liters of cargo space. Safety features include a driver airbag and ABS. Its affordable parts and easy maintenance make it a budget-friendly family choice.
The Hyundai Matrix, a small MPV that entered Egypt in the early 2000s, remains a strong presence in the used car market. Prices start at EGP 250,000 for older models, while newer 2008 versions can reach EGP 400,000. The numbers move based on condition and mileage.
Performance and Engine: Enough Power for the Family
The Hyundai Matrix relies on a 1500cc 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. Top speed is 170 km/h, and fuel consumption reaches 8.82 liters per 100 km. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 12.7 seconds. These figures remain acceptable for an economical family car.
Space and Dimensions: A Trunk That Swallows Everything
It measures 4026 mm in length, 1740 mm in width. 1636 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 4026 mm. Ground clearance is 160 mm. Cargo capacity ranges from 354 to 1284 liters. The spacious interior is the main reason behind the Matrix's popularity among families.
Safety Systems: The Bare Minimum
A driver airbag, ABS, seatbelt warning, and theft alarm. There are no side airbags or electronic stability systems. Yet it meets daily city driving needs.
Compared to the new Venue, recently launched by GB Auto, social media users see the Venue as an updated version of the Matrix. The similarity lies in the small MPV segment. While the Venue offers newer tech, the Matrix remains a budget option. Used Hyundai prices vary by year. A well-maintained 2005 model sells between EGP 250,000 and 300,000. A 2008 model can reach EGP 400,000.
Spare parts are widely available, and service centers are spread across all governorates. This makes the Matrix a tempting deal for those seeking a cheap family car. But the automatic transmission must be inspected carefully before buying. Its issues are common in older versions. If you want a car with big space and a reasonable price, the Matrix is still worth a look.
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