Hyundai Ioniq

So you want an affordable electric vehicle... Nissan was first to the party with the Leaf, but Hyundai is working hard to catch up with the Ioniq.

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While EV sales in Australia are modest, they are increasing as a percentage rapidly. Can Hyundai match established players in the game when it comes to EVs?

With stronger green credentials than the cheaper Ioniq Hybrid and a more versatile powertrain than the pricier Ioniq Electric, the Plug-In could just represent the electrified sweet spot in Hyundai’s range.

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Following the discontinuation of the Prius, Hyundai is axing the Ioniq hatchback as it pivots its Ioniq line of cars to all-electric powertrains.

Some 2017-19 Hyundai Ioniq Electric hatchbacks could either lose power while driving or unintentionally accelerate.

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Hyundai is recalling its Ioniq Electric as the battery may require replacing due to the possibility of a fire.

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The 2021 Hyundai Ioniq has received a mid-year price increase and lost two of its more affordable variants.

Hyundai Australia says it'll take a "similar action" to its Korean counterpart, which is performing complete battery replacements of 75,680 Kona Electric and 5716 Ioniq Electric models.

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Available as either a hybrid, plug-in hybrid or battery-electric vehicle, the Ioniq is unique in the Australian market. Pricing kicks off at $34,790 before on-road costs