All you need to know about Hyundai's new electric Ioniq
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All you need to know about new electric Hyundai Ioniq

Hyundai have released their first electric model Ioniq back in July 2016 in electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid.

Hyundai Ioniq

  • Company’s first electric model offered in three powertrains.
  • Prices starts from £19,995
  • Successfully achieved full five-star safety ratings from EuroNCAP

Design and styling

In terms of design and styling, the Ioniq has the appearance of a smart stylish coupe styled hatchback car. Its designed with an aerodynamic profile using less steel and including aluminium in the bonnet weighing the Ioniq just around 1370kg which also helps to generate a higher fuel efficiency.

Do you know?

The Ioniq name is a combination of the word ion, an electrically-charged atom, and the word 'unique'.

Interior & practicality

Hyundai Ioniq Front View Hyundai Ioniq Rear View

Its eye-catching blue themed dashboard and high quality interior are really impressive. Plus, the D-cut shaped leather wrapped steering wheel is a clear highlight of the car providing a sporty image.

The Ioniq is a bit more spacious compared to its rivals offering 443-litres for the hybrid range which can be extendable to 1505 litres by folding the rear seats down. The multi-storage compartment can easily accommodate a tablet or other accessories. The Basic SE model comes with a 5-inch touchscreen media centre whereas the Premium model comes with an 8inch touchscreen with satellite navigation including traffic messaging channel, Map Care and TomTom LIVE services. The Premium model also benefits from wireless charging for smartphones that charge wirelessly via the integrated charge pad.

In terms of safety, all the trim levels get active and passive safety features as standard including ABS (anti-lock braking system), remote central locking, hill start assist, lane departure warning, tyre pressure monitoring, and autonomous emergency braking system.

Engine details

The Ioniq is the first car from the South Korean brand, offering three powertrains and is the manufacturers answer to rivals Toyota Prius, Nissan Leaf, Volkswagen Gold GTE and Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.

The hybrid powertrain is powered by a 1.6 litre petrol engine and lithium-ion polymer battery to maximise acceleration when required.

Please note – Currently the Ioniq’s electric and hybrid versions are currently available with the plug-in hybrid joining the range probably in middle of 2017.

Look at the Dimension, weight and performance details -

 

Dimension details

 

Hybrid

Electric

Overall Length

4470 mm

4470 mm

Overall Width

1820 mm

1820 mm

Overall Height

1450 mm

1450 mm

Wheelbase

2700 mm

2700 mm

Weight and capacities

Luggage capacity -with seats up

443 litres

350 litres

Luggage capacity -with seats down

1505 litres

1410 litres

Kerb vehicle weight

1370 kg

1420 kg

Gross vehicle weight

1870 kg

1880 kg

Engine details

Engine

1.6 Petrol 141PS 6 Speed Automatic DCT

28kWh Battery 120PS Single Speed Reduction Gear

Battery Type

Lithium-ion Polymer

Lithium-ion Polymer

Battery capacity

1.56 kWh

28 kWh

Fuel consumption – combined mpg

70.6 – 83.1 mpg

n/a

CO2 emissions

79 - 92 g/km

0

Acceleration 0-62mph

10.8 – 11.1 seconds

9.9 - 10.2 seconds

Top speed

115 mph

103 mph

 


At Select, we are pleased to say the new Ioniq electric and hybrid versions are available on business and personal contract hire that you can see on our dedicated Hyundai Ioniq page here!

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