Hyundai has officially launched the Ioniq V electric sedan in the Chinese market. The vehicle, developed by the Hyundai China Design Center, is slated for a future global rollout to strengthen the brand's presence in the new energy vehicle sector.
The model is available at a base price range of ¥109 900 to ¥139 900, which is approximately $16 380 to $20 850. A limited-time promotion offers reduced pricing between ¥99 900 and ¥131 900, or roughly $14 890 to $19 655.
The sedan features a drag coefficient of 0.23 Cd and measures 4900/1890/1470 mm with a 2900 mm wheelbase. Inside, the cabin includes a 27-inch dual-screen display, a head-up system, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chip. It also integrates the Momenta assisted driving system for highway navigation.
The Ioniq V utilizes an 800V architecture and offers two battery configurations from CATL. The entry-level model features a 53.5 kWh LFP battery and a 140 kW motor, providing a range of 540 km CLTC. The long-range version uses a 66.8 kWh battery and a 168 kW motor for a 650 km CLTC range.
