Hyundai will launch three new electric cars, starting in 2021
There’s a new platform, and the first new car is next year’s Ioniq 5 crossover. …
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Hyundai is spinning out Ioniq as a brand for electric cars, in the same way that it spun out Genesis as a standalone brand for luxury cars. It will launch three new battery electrics between 2021 and 2024.
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The first of these will be called the Ioniq 5, a crossover based on the 45 concept car that was shown at the 2019 Frankfurt auto show.
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In 2022, Ioniq will launch a production version of the stunning Prophecy concept sedan, to be called the Ioniq 6. I hope it keeps this wild rear light treatment.
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In 2024, Ioniq will launch a large electric SUV. Perhaps it will look like this plug-in hybrid EV concept called the Vision T, which was shown off at the 2019 LA auto show.
Hyundai is going to market a range of new battery-electric cars under Ioniq branding. The Korean automaker first introduced the Ioniq name in 2016 with a subcompact that comes in hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and BEV flavors, but early in 2021 those cars will be joined by the Ioniq 5, a midsize BEV crossover based on a 2019 concept called 45. In 2022, Ioniq will launch the Ioniq 6, an electric sedan based on the stunning Prophecy concept car from earlier this year. Finally, in early 2024, there will be a larger SUV called the Ioniq 7. It’s
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