Beijing Hyundai officially opened pre-orders in China for its newest and most stylish addition – the Ioniq V fastback. The model enters the market with an aggressive pricing strategy, ranging between 119,900 and 139,900 yuan (approximately 15,300 to 17,850 euros). This makes it the most affordable electric offering in the Korean giant’s lineup, specifically tailored to the preferences of Chinese consumers and produced locally in Beijing.
As a pioneer of a completely new product line, the Ioniq V breaks away from the global design language of the Ioniq series. Its look, developed by the local design center, features a sharp, wedge-shaped silhouette, faceted body panels, a closed front end, and elegant frameless doors. The car boasts impressive dimensions: 4900 mm in length, 1890 mm in width, and a wheelbase of 2900 mm, all complemented by an athletic, sloping roofline.
Inside, the cabin is dominated by a massive 27-inch 4K display, powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 processor. The software architecture integrates artificial intelligence and language models from tech leaders Baidu and ByteDance. Drivers also benefit from the advanced Cyber Eye head-up projection system, while a semi-autonomous driving package, co-developed with Momenta, assists during highway trips.
Under the hood, the vehicle features a rear-axle electric motor available in 188 or 225 horsepower versions. These are powered by CATL LFP batteries with capacities of 53.5 or 66.8 kWh, offering a range between 520 and 650 kilometers according to the CLTC cycle. The 800-volt architecture ensures rapid charging, and a version with a gasoline generator for extended range is planned for the future. For now, exports to Europe or North America remain uncertain.
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