Hyundai's new model goes by the name Ioniq, and will be available in three powertrain configurations: as a fully electric, as a plug-in hybrid, and as a gasoline/electric hybrid vehicle. The name Ioniq derives from "ion" which is an electrically-charged atom, making reference to the car's electric powertrain combinations. The second part of the name references the word "unique" which signifies the unique offering it brings to the Hyundai model range. The letter "Q" also found its place in the car's logo, and supposedly stands for the fresh approach to the advanced model featuring low- or zero-emissions.



Driveelectric (EV)
Power88kW
BatteryLi-Polymer, 28 kWh
Electric range 250km
Driveelectric (EV)
Transmissionsingle-speed
Battery
TypeLi-Polymer
Voltagen.d.
Capacity28 kWh
Measurements
Wheelbasen.d.
Lengthn.d.
Widthn.d.
Heightn.d.
Trunk sizen.d.
Weightn.d.
Maximum weightn.d.
Capabilities and range
Electric power88kW
Acceleration 0-100km/hn.d.
Top speedn.d.
Electric range250 km
EC consumption and emissions2
EC electric consumptionn.d.
CO2 emissions0 g/km
photo: Hyundai

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