The All-New Hyundai Ioniq 6: A Sportier Design Evolution, Priced from 830,000,000 VND.

At the Seoul Mobility Show in South Korea, Hyundai officially unveiled the updated Ioniq 6 electric vehicle. The car features a refreshed look with noticeable changes while maintaining its unique style. The most prominent update is the completely redesigned headlight cluster. Departing from the previous version’s large, sweeping lights that extended onto the hood, the new Ioniq 6 sports sleek LED daytime running lights hugging the hood line, paired with distinct low-set headlights in the front bumper. This alteration not only creates a distinctive look but also lends a more modern and sharp appearance to the Ioniq 6.

The exterior updates also extend to other key areas. The rear spoiler, previously a two-part design, is now seamlessly integrated into the trunk lid, improving aerodynamics and preserving the smooth and sleek lines characteristic of the Ioniq series. Hyundai has also refined the sides of the vehicle with black trim stretching from the bottom to the doors, creating a sense of continuity and enhancing its overall muscular stance.

In addition to the standard model, Hyundai also introduced the Ioniq 6 N Line, catering to those who favor a bolder and more dynamic aesthetic. This variant boasts a sportier exterior with features such as a dual-wing bumper, an expanded grille, and Hyundai’s signature two-dimensional Parametric Pixel design language. The LED lighting elements add a touch of sophistication and individuality to the overall look.

Step inside, and you’ll find that the upgraded Ioniq 6 offers improved comfort and convenience. The steering wheel has been redesigned with a three-spoke layout and now incorporates modern USB ports for device charging. The door trim has also been enhanced, exuding a more premium feel. The central control panel has been rearranged for a more refined look, and the larger climate control screen enhances the driver’s experience, making it easier to interact with the vehicle’s functions.

Hyundai has not yet disclosed the detailed specifications of the upgraded Ioniq 6. However, the current 2025 model offers two powertrain options: a single motor producing 149 horsepower or a dual-motor setup delivering 320 horsepower. The Ioniq 6, launched in July 2022, garnered attention for its impressive 0.21 drag coefficient, ranking it among the top 10 in the world. The Long Range variant is equipped with a 77.4 kWh battery, rear-wheel drive, and 18-inch wheels, offering a maximum range of 614 kilometers on a single charge. In Car and Driver magazine’s real-world testing, the Long Range rear-wheel-drive model accelerated from 0 to 97 km/h in 6.2 seconds, while the all-wheel-drive version accomplished the same feat in a brisk 4.3 seconds, showcasing its impressive performance credentials.

In terms of pricing, the Ioniq 6 currently starts at 46.95 million won (approximately 830 million VND) in South Korea, while in the US, the base price is set at $39,045 (around 1 billion VND). 

Thai Son (Tuoitrethudo)