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Hyundai has unveiled the facelifted version of its Ioniq 5 EV for the global markets, equipping the model with a number of changes, the biggest change being the battery size. The South Korean auto giant has also introduced a new version of the N Line variant of the electric SUV, placing it between the entry-level variant and the top-of-the-range trim.
Ioniq 5 facelift: changes
The new 84 kWh battery pack is larger than the previously available 77.4 kWh battery pack. While the new battery pack is expected to increase the range of the Ioniq 5 facelift, Hyundai has not yet shared details about the exact range offered by the EV. The e-SUV currently has a range of 458 kilometers on a single charge in international markets; The new model is expected to cover a range of around 485 kilometers without plugging in.
The automaker has also changed the size of the car, making the facelift larger (4655 mm) than the original model (4635 mm). However, the width (1890 mm), height (1605 mm) and wheelbase (3000 mm) remain unchanged. Other than that, the design remains largely the same, though there are small changes on the bumpers, headlights and rear spoiler.
Ioniq 5 facelift: safety features
The Ioniq 5 facelift also features advanced safety features. These include a hands-on detection (HOD) steering wheel; second generation lane keeping assist; Second generation remote intelligent parking; Forward/Side/Reverse Parking Collision Avoidance Assist, and more.
Ioniq 5 facelift: launched
According to Hyundai, both the Ioniq 5 facelift and the new N Line variant will be launched in the manufacturer’s home country South Korea later this month. The original Ioniq was 5 launched in India at the Auto Expo in January 2023, and it is the company’s flagship EV in the country.
However, it is unclear whether Hyundai plans to bring the new Ioniq 5 to India or not.
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