The Hyundai Getz is a compact mid-range hatchback produced by the South Korean automaker Hyundai. First unveiled at the 2002 Geneva Motor Show, the Getz blends a simple, functional design with practical features. Its styling reflects a mix of European and Asian influences, with a steeply sloped bonnet that flows smoothly into the windscreen, giving it a silhouette reminiscent of an MPV. The rounded rear end bears a resemblance to the Daewoo Matiz, adding to its distinctive look. Inside, the Getz offers a clean and straightforward cabin layout. While it avoids bold design statements, the interior is well-suited to its class, with good visibility thanks to a low window line. Material quality is a notable improvement over earlier Hyundai models, and the cabin provides ample space, making it a strong competitor to models like the Fiat Panda and Renault Clio. Driving dynamics are enhanced by a low center of gravity and well-tuned suspension, ensuring stable handling even at higher speeds. In 2005, Hyundai introduced a facelifted version of the Getz, featuring a redesigned front end and upgraded powertrains. Under the hood, the Getz offers a range of reliable four-cylinder engines. The entry-level 1.1-liter engine delivers 68 hp and is ideal for city driving. For those seeking more performance, the 1.6-liter engine produces 106 hp and offers a more spirited driving experience. Additionally, a 1.5-liter three-cylinder diesel engine with 79 hp was available, providing a fuel-efficient alternative.
The standard tyre sizes for the Hyundai Getz are 155/80 R13, 165/65 R14, and 175/65 R14.

Optionally, the Getz can be equipped with 185/55 R15 tyres for enhanced performance and styling.