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Ioniq
will be a new subbrand for Hyundai, marking its EV lineup.
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The
electric-only platform of the Ioniq 5 means more room in the cabin.
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The
U.S.-market Ioniq 5 will come in both single- and dual-motor
configurations, making 225 and 320 horsepower, respectively. It is slated to go
on sale this fall, with other Ioniq models coming in 2022 and 2024.
After first getting
an online look at the electric Ioniq 5 in February, we finally got to see it in
person. There was no driving yet, but we did get to slide the console back and
forth, admire its contemporary hatchback design, and make a smoothie in its
cargo area. (That's thanks to the 12-volt outlet in the charging handle that
can power anything from an air compressor to our item of choice, a blender.)
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