Originally slotted to arrive in the USA in the summer of 2016, the Hyundai IONIQ Electric has taken longer than anticipated to arrive in the US. Along with that delay has been a cloud of darkness surrounding an important aspect of the vehicle – price! The wait is over, Hyundai has finally revealed how competitive… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ Electric U.S. pricing announced
Yesterday, at the Washington Auto Show, in Washington D.C., Hyundai showed off the three different version of the IONIQ – the hybrid, the plug-in hybrid and the battery electric version of its upcoming vehicle. As well as showing off the vehicles, Hyundai announced it will begin selling the gasoline-electric hybrid version and the IONIQ EV… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ Availability for the USA announced
The EPA has released test numbers for the 2017 Hyundai IONIQ Electric, and the results are impressive! The IONIQ has a 28 kWh battery pack, and it received a 124 mile combined range with the car set to normal driving mode, and Level 1 (lowest) regeneration control. That means that it should be pretty easy… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ Electric is rated for 124 mile range by EPA
Hyundai is planning to launch it’s next-generation Ioniq compact EV in 2018 with a target range of 200 miles. That sort of electric range puts the Ioniq in line to compete with the Chevy Bolt 238 mile EV (set to go on sale any day), and Tesla’s upcoming Model 3 that will start shipping in… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ next-gen EV to come with 200-mile range in 2018
For a long time it seemed like Ford wasn’t really interested in the Focus Electric. From lack of upgrades to lack of marketing, the Focus Electric has just been plugging along all on its own, promoted and discovered online by EV enthusiasts doing their own research. Back in December Ford announced the Focus EV would… Continue reading 2017 Focus Electric gets larger 33.5 kWh batter and over 100 miles range!
Last week at the Geneva Auto Show, Hyundai released more details on their purpose built hybrid/ev vehicle. The 2017 Hyundai Ioniq will be the first pure electric vehicle from the manufacturer (unless of course you count the Kia Soul EV from it’s sister company). The Hyundai IonIQ will be available as a Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid,… Continue reading Hyundai IonIQ Specs released at Geneva Motor Show
The Hyundai IONIQ was first unveiled in January 2016, and is set to be launched later this year to compete with the Toyota Prius. In order to do that, Hyundai says the IONIQ will be a hybrid mid-size hatchback that will have a plug-in hybrid option as well as a fully electric version. Just recently, Hyundai… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ specs released including range and battery size
