Hyundai Ioniq 6

The arc from the excellent red-hot, turbo-petrol i30 hatch – that established Hyundai N brand credibility – to the latest N-car in the electric Ioniq 6 N For electric driver-focused ultra-performance for somewhat attainable money, Hyundai’s newest N-car has no competition

A few years ago, car company product planners were ready to sign the death warrant of the traditional sedan – a form factor that drivers were abandoning Unusually-styled electric sedan impresses with a full set of impressive dynamics, from quiet motors to a properly resolved suspension

Hyundai’s all-electric sedan will turn heads while delivering wild range. And the new Ioniq 6 is sizing up to be a solid Tesla 3 rival.

Ahead of the electric sedan’s global reveal in July, Chasing Cars travelled to Hyundai’s closely-guarded Namyang research and development facility in

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Hyundai Australia has priced its all-paw Ioniq 6 N performance sedan from $115,000 before on-road costs, positioning as a joint-flagship alongside the Wicked Hyundai Ioniq 6 N to launch in a single trim grade with wealth of performance focused options

Hyundai racked up the fourth-largest inaugural New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) penalty in the vehicle CO2 law’s first year of operation, and the Popular Korean automaker Hyundai facing significant challenges with its lineup in the face of ever-tightening government NVES regulations

Hyundai has confirmed its Ioniq 6 N performance sedan flagship will launch in Australia in the first half of 2026, providing the Korean automaker with a Ioniq 6 the latest to join Hyundai ‘N’ performance division with unique styling and driver-focused performance enhancements

Hyundai Worldwide, in partnership with Beijing Hyundai, has today revealed its new midsize electric SUV known as the Elexio. The model, described by Chinese-assembled Hyundai Elexio confirmed for Australia as a cheaper alternative to the Ioniq 5

Hyundai has slashed electric car prices by up to $34,000 for existing 2023 stock, and up to $9700 for new electric models, effective immediately. The New and existing Hyundai electric models have received huge price reductions to clear stock

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Three years after it launched in its home market of South Korea, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 fully-electric sedan has received a comprehensive facelift that slims Hyundai's electrified streamliner has been given a nip and tuck to make it more palatable to buyers, with a full-fat N variant also now confirmed.

Australians bought more electric vehicles (EVs) in 2024 than ever before, with 91,292 sales eclipsing the 2023 total (87,217) by 4.7 percent, in an The best-selling electric vehicles in Australia, from the chart-topping Tesla Model Y to the least popular EVs on the market

The second running of the Chasing Cars Car of the Year has seen the Hyundai Ioniq 6 handed the crown of Australia’s best new car of 2023, leading a

Hyundai has announced a sales promotion for its Ioniq 6 electric sedan which offers customers the chance to step up to the next grade within the lineup The automaker will launch a Black Friday sales promotion for its Ioniq 6 EV, offering free upgrades to higher grade models.

Tesla has sold an impressive 15,718 Model 3s so far in 2023, which has been a significant amount more than the 468 Ioniq 6s that Hyundai sold in the same The big-selling Tesla Model 3 goes head-to-head with Hyundai’s Ioniq 6 sedan in the latest Chasing Cars battle of the spec lists.

Hyundai Australia has confirmed the 2024 pricing and specification for its Ioniq 6 electric fastback sedan, with pricing now starting from $65,500 before Entry pricing for Hyundai’s electric sedan has now dropped to $65,500 before on-road costs with the Techniq name disappearing from the lineup

Hyundai could reveal a new sports coupe model on May 27, if reports from Korean financial outlet Money Today are accurate. The outlet stated that The coupe could take styling from the N Vision 74 concept and will potentially be revealed on 27 May 2023

Hyundai’s sleek Ioniq 6 electric sedan is getting closer to an on-sale date locally and the ride and handling package of the new electric model had plenty Hyundai Australia’s R&D team evaluated which suspension setup would work best for the Ioniq 6 locally

Hyundai Australia has doubled the length of its service intervals for its MY23-plated Ioniq 5 midsize SUV and Ioniq 6 sedan EV models. Recommended Electric vehicle buyers looking at Hyundai’s Ioniq lineup can look forward to getting their car serviced half as often as before