Topic: Hyundai ioniq 5 XRT
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Hyundai just launched its first flagship EV, the IONIQ 9, in South Korea. The IONIQ 9 is the largest Hyundai electric SUV with “best-in-class” interior space and features more driving range than any ...
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2025 Ioniq 5 Review: Hyundai Heads Off Road With XRT ModelWhile just a mid-cycle refresh, the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets some great upgrades and, most impressively, an XRT model, which we take off-road.
The long-awaited Hyundai Ioniq 9 is finally on the way, after months of waiting for what many hope will be a true competitor to the Kia EV9. The electric SUV is likely to be one of the go-to ...
After what felt like an endless wait, Hyundai finally unveiled its larger electric SUV — the IONIQ 9 — at the LA Auto Show last November. Less than three months later, the flagship EV is ...
Like a growing number of gasoline-powered rivals, this midsize electric crossover gets the off-road treatment.
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ICCU: The Four-Letter Word Hyundai Ioniq Owners *Hate*You’re driving along in your Hyundai Ioniq 6, and all hell breaks loose. Something is wrong: the feared Integrated Charging ...
Korean auto giant targets 6,500 unit sales at home; eyes US production to spur growth Hyundai Motor Company has debuted the ...
Hyundai is not only one of the biggest carmakers in the world but also one of the most aggressive when it comes to EV ...
Hyundai Motor Company, founded in 1967 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, is a global automotive manufacturer known for producing a wide range of vehicles, from compact cars to SUVs and ...
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