BEVERLEY MOTORS : The Hyundai IONIQ The Future Of E-Mobility?

The Hyundai IONIQ The Future Of E-Mobility?
The Hyundai IONIQ The Future Of E-Mobility?

Hyundai’s ground breaking IONIQ – the world’s first car to offer three electrified powertrains on one platform is available locally from Minstergate Hyundai.

First available in Hybrid and Electric variants, a Plug-In Hybrid version will join the range in 2017 giving customers unrivalled choice thanks to Hyundai’s completely electrified portfolio.

The Hyundai IONIQ The Future Of E-Mobility?

Highly aerodynamic, all IONIQ models feature an airflow-optimised fastback body that slips through the air thanks to a drag coefficient (Cd) of just 0.24. Inside, the IONIQ features the very latest connectivity systems – including Apple CarPlay and wireless phone charging – while safety features include the very last active safety systems.

, President and CEO Hyundai Motor UK says the IONIQ is an important milestone as they look to develop electrified cars more accessible, he said;

“Not only is the all-new IONIQ the world’s first car to offer three electrified powertrains, but it’s also our first move into the electrified sector in Europe. We have listened to our customers and we have responded with a full portfolio of electrified models, making low- to zero-emission mobility more accessible to more .”

“Hyundai’s innovative approach delivers an uncompromising design and driving experience, the latest connectivity and safety features with an enhanced industry-leading warranty-package.” 

“It is also an important milestone in our sustainability strategy, bringing innovative technologies to the market and extending the company’s product range of low-to-zero emission vehicles, which already includes the world’s first mass-produced fuel-cell electric vehicle, the ix35 Fuel Cell.”

“What is more, this is just the start too – between now and 2020 we will launch 28 alternative fuel models.”

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Thanks to an aluminium bonnet and tailgate, the IONIQ Hybrid is 60kg lighter than the similarly sized i30 hatchback – and the cleverness doesn’t end there. Compactly packaging the car’s batteries under the rear seats means the IONIQ has a 443-litre boot, some 100 litres bigger than ’s Prius.

Hugely efficient, the IONIQ Hybrid boasts official combined fuel consumption of 83.1mpg, which gives a range of 846 miles: enough to drive from Land’s End to John O’Groats without needing to fill up. It’s also completely free to tax thanks to CO2 emissions of 79g/km.

IONIQ Hybrid is available in 7 different exterior colours; Phantom Black, Polar White, Platinum Silver, Iron Grey, Demitasse Brown, Marina Blue and Phoenix Orange. The lava stone interior trim features blue accents throughout the cabin and control surfaces.

The IONIQ Hybrid is being sold alongside an all-electric model, the IONIQ Electric, which boasts a remarkable 174-mile range.

To find out more about the Hyundai IONIQ please click here



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