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Hyundai Ioniq 6 N review: Fully electric and fully sick
There is no denying the Ioniq 6 N is an expensive vehicle, but for the love of driving there is nothing else in its class for anywhere near this price except for the sibling Ioniq 5 N.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6 N is a track-ready, performance monster – even without the drift
Even after 20 or so laps around the racetrack, I barely scratched the surface of all the options buried within the different drive modes in this car.
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Hyundai launches and prices its Ioniq 6 N – the performance EV with full wings
Hyundai launches and prices the Ioniq 6 N, its ultra high performance electric sedan that features the first “full wing” of any of its cars, fossils or EV.
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Hyundai unveils Ioniq V, its first EV dedicated for huge China market
Hyundai has unveiled the new all-electric Ioniq V, the first dedicated Ioniq production model for the Chinese market and the first of 20 new models planned for biggest EV market in the world.
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Hyundai debuts Ioniq 3 electric hatchback, set to arrive in Australia in early 2027
Hyundai has unveiled its next electric vehicle (EV), the Ioniq 3 compact hatchback, which will debut first in Europe with two battery options before it arrives in Australia in early 2027.
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Almost 5,000 Hyundai electric vehicles recalled in Australia due to charging fire risk
South Korea car giant Hyundai will recall thousands of its most popular electric vehicles after discovering a fault that could lead to a fire while charging.
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Hyundai Elexio scores 5 stars for safety, despite risk to pedestrians from SUVs
The Elexio SUV generally scored well by Australian vehicle safety standards, except for the threat the new electric SUV poses to other road users.
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Hyundai Ioniq 6
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is based on the same E-GMP platform as the Ioniq 5 so it features equivalent V2L functionality and rapid 233 kW charging capability. The Ioniq 6 offers more driving range from the same battery size as the Ioniq 5 due to its more aerodynamic shape, for example the base rear-wheel drive…
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Hyundai Ioniq Electric
The original Hyundai Ioniq was available in fully electric as well as mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions. When launched it was the first all-electric vehicle in Australia under $50,000 and came with a 28 kWh usable battery offering up to 230 km WLTP driving range. 2020 models were upgraded with a 38 kWh battery which…
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Australian electric vehicle sales by month in 2025 – by model and by brand
A full breakdown of all electric vehicle sales by month in Australia in 2025. Latest data includes results for December from FCAI and EVC.
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Ioniq 9 review: Is Hyundai’s biggest and most expensive EV its best?
Hyundai’s flagship Ioniq 9 arrived in Australia a few months ago, sitting atop their range of EVs as the biggest and the most expensive. Is it the best? It is certainly the roomiest.
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IM5 Performance review: MG’s compelling electric rocket that self parks better than a Tesla
MG’s new IM5 Performance offers a good blend of premium features and delivers some impressive driving dynamics.