Hyundai i10 Roof Rack Replacement Parts

The Hyundai i10 has never been fitted with a factory roof rack as standard on any variant — it is a small city hatchback with a bare roof not designed to carry a roof rack from the production line. What you are most likely looking for is an aftermarket roof rack or roof bar system designed to fit the i10's roofline, available from aftermarket suppliers rather than vehicle dismantlers. A breaker is unlikely to be able to help you here, as there is no genuine Hyundai i10 roof rack to salvage from a scrapped car.

Because the Hyundai i10 was never factory-fitted with a roof rack on any generation or trim level, there is simply no such part in existence to be found at a breaker's yard. Breakers can only sell parts that were originally fitted to vehicles, so this is not something the Findapart marketplace can source for you. You would need to look at aftermarket roof bar kits sold new by accessory retailers, matched to your specific i10 generation and roof profile.

Any roof rack or roof bar set listed for the Hyundai i10 will be an aftermarket accessory product, not a genuine Hyundai factory part, because Hyundai never supplied a roof rack as original equipment on this model. These aftermarket kits are perfectly legitimate and widely available, but they are sold new by accessory retailers rather than sourced second-hand from breakers. Make sure any kit you buy specifies compatibility with your exact i10 generation — the First Generation (2008–2013), Second Generation (2013–2019), or Third Generation (2019–present) — as roof profiles differ between them.

Trim level makes no difference to roof rack fitment on the i10, since the roof pressing and profile are the same across all trim levels within a given generation — trims such as S, SE, Premium, and N Line do not change the roofline. What matters for aftermarket roof bar compatibility is your generation and body style, both of which are five-door hatchbacks across all i10 generations in the UK. Always confirm the exact generation year range with the aftermarket supplier rather than a breaker, as no used OEM part exists for this vehicle.

A 2018 i10 sits in the Second Generation (2013–2019), while a 2020 i10 is a Third Generation model (2019–present), and as the roof profile changed between these generations, aftermarket roof bar kits are not interchangeable between them. However, because no factory roof rack was ever fitted to any i10 at the production stage, there is no used OEM part from either generation that a breaker could supply. You should purchase an aftermarket roof bar set specified for your exact generation, and confirm compatibility with your registration before buying.