multi-point fuel injection (the same engine as the Picanto). The Atoz was discontinued in 2008 and replaced by the i10 in March 2009. The Atoz was available in two trim levels: the base GLX and higher-level GLS, while the Visto was available in Que trim, and later replaced with the zipDrive trim in 2002. Malaysia In Malaysia, the Hyundai Atos is locally assembled by Inokom carrying the badge Inokom Atos. The Inokom Atos Prima was later introduced in 2006 which has the new Atos Prime front while maintaining the original Atos rear. Specifications Figures as listed for the 2000-2003, 5 door, 1.0i model with GSi trim as sold in the UK (as the Amica), with standard options. Technical data Fuel Delivery: Multi-Point Injection Transmission: 5-speed manual Engine size & layout: 996 cc, I4, 12 valves Peak Power: Peak Torque: : 14.6 s Top Speed: Fuel economy: Emissions: , other emissions below Euro III standard. Atos EV Hyundai unveiled at the 1997 Frankfurt Motor Show an electric vehicle based on the Atos, the Atos EV. The Atos EV weights , including the battery pack, which holds 24 nickel metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries. An on-board 6.6 kW conductive charger can fully recharge the Ni-MH batteries in seven hours. The Atos EV can travel more than in stop and go city driving and can reach a top speed of . Awards Best compact car in Initial Quality 2004, Malaysia Initial Quality Study, awarded best car of the year 2006. References External links Atos City cars Front-wheel-drive vehicles 2000s cars Cars introduced in 1997 Atos