The Ioniq 5 is quite popular in the global market and is seen as a competitor to Tesla's famous electric car Model 3. In this, the company has given a battery pack of 72.6kWh capacity and the company claims that this car gives a driving range of up to 480 km in a single charge.
In the new Hyundai IONIQ 5, the company has given a 12-inch touchscreen system and the gear selector is given behind the steering wheel. Charging ports have been given on both sides of this electric car, so that it can be charged easily. In this crossover model, the company has given 20-inch alloy wheels with pop up door handles, raked front windshield, black roof, slick LED headlamps. As an electric vehicle, the largest size wheel is being given in it. The company will launch it in different trims and its top speed is 185 kmph.
In this crossover, the company has given a 58 kWh capacity battery and single motor set up. Which generates power of 58 168 hp and torque of 350 Nm. This electric car is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 8.5 seconds. While its all wheel drive model generates power of 232 hp and torque of 605 Nm, this model accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 6.1 seconds.
As far as launching this car in the Indian market is concerned, it is currently studying the possibilities. SS Kim, MD & CEO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd. says, "The demand for two wheelers and three wheelers is highest in the field of electric mobility. As far as the four wheeler segment is concerned, we are studying it and these are the demands of the customers. And depends on the support provided by the government."
As far as launching this car in the Indian market is concerned, it is currently studying the possibilities. SS Kim, MD & CEO, Hyundai Motor India Ltd. says, "The demand for two wheelers and three wheelers is highest in the field of electric mobility. As far as the four wheeler segment is concerned, we are studying it and these are the demands of the customers. And depends on the support provided by the government."
Last month, Hyundai announced that it plans to reduce manufacturing of petrol and diesel cars by 50% to focus on electric vehicles. The company said that it wants to save its funds and resources to invest more in electric vehicles.
Currently, there are very limited options available in the electric passenger vehicle segment in the Indian market. However, in the last few years, the legendary players have definitely introduced some of their few models in this segment. Kona from Hyundai, MZs from MG Motor, Tata Nexon Electric etc. But it is difficult to say anything about the launch of Ioniq 5 in India right now.
Currently, there are very limited options available in the electric passenger vehicle segment in the Indian market. However, in the last few years, the legendary players have definitely introduced some of their few models in this segment. Kona from Hyundai, MZs from MG Motor, Tata Nexon Electric etc. But it is difficult to say anything about the launch of Ioniq 5 in India right now.
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