Hyundai Ioniq 6 is scheduled to be officially shown on July 14

The Korean company Hyundai is going to demonstrate its Ioniq 6 electric car at the Busan Auto Show. It will take place on July 14, the opening day of the event.


Hyundai did not make any official statements, but foreign media today voiced just such information, citing their own, verified sources.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 is one of the most anticipated electric cars from the South Korean manufacturer. The brand carefully hides the appearance and technical characteristics of the model. It is only known that the car was created on the basis of the Propechy concept.



A pre-production sample of the Hyundai Ioniq 6 will be shown at the exhibition in Busan. So far, the manufacturer only stirs up interest in the model. A teaser video for this electric car was recently released, but it did not even show the darkened outline of the car.

Initially, Hyundai planned to launch the Ioniq 6 in mass production in March 2022. Plans fell through - in the light of many new products from Chinese competitors, it was decided to refine the model so that it would receive a number of advantages.

For example, the Hyundai Ioniq 6 bumpers have been redesigned. The car, according to the manufacturer, began to look more aggressive, and the length of the body became 20 mm longer.

To increase the power reserve, it was decided to put a new running battery. Its capacity should now be enough for 515 km of track. These parameters refer to the most powerful version of Ioniq 6, which will debut first. The model will develop about 308 hp. With.

They promise that outwardly Hyundai Ioniq 6 will become similar to the Propechy concept car, but will lose some of its futurism. This is natural - a production car simply cannot completely copy the concept, otherwise its cost will be prohibitive. Less powerful versions of the Hyundai Ioniq 6 are also promised, but they will appear later.



The Ioniq line is built on a proprietary platform called E-GMP. It involves the production of modern electric cars. The latest model in the series will be the large crossover Ioniq 7, which should debut only in 2024.

All electric cars presented in the Hyundai lineup are not going to be officially delivered to Russia yet. After assessing the financial risks and analyzing sales, the Koreans decided that these models are too expensive for our country. The maximum that domestic motorists can expect is hybrids.

If Russian customers show interest in the model, the South Korean company will reconsider its plans.