Engines
All the IONIQs come as a beautifully designed vehicle that is the same across the range. The difference between these three IONIQ’s is their power which is divided into three categories; Hybrid, Electric and Plug-in. Before deciding on which one is best for you it's important to understand what this means, starting off with the different powertrains.
Hyundai IONIQ Hybrid - combines an advanced electric motor with 1.6 GDi petrol engine and recharges via this.
Hyundai IONIQ Electric - 100% IONIQ electric 88 kW motor powered by an efficient 28kWh Lithium-Ion Polymer battery.
Hyundai IONIQ All-New Plug-In - 45 kW electric motor powered by a battery that recuperates energy on the move and recharged via charging cable, also works together with a 1.6 GDi petrol engine. This combination comes with some impressive stats to go with it: CO2 emissions of 26g/km, 257 mpg.
The long-awaited PHEV made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show joining the recently launched Hybrid and Electric. It combines a 104bhp petrol engine and a 55bhp electric motor. It can be driven to an electric-only mode which gives you up to 31 miles of driving, all emission-free, which is ideal for a daily commute. The motor, a 45kW electric, is powered by a battery which recovers energy on the move and is recharged via a charging cable. When working in conjunction with the 1.6 GDi petrol engine, there is a noticeable performance increase with unrestricted distance.
Head down to our Hyundai Dealership in Yeovil or Dorchester for more information. We have a dedicated team of specialists who are here to help you make the right decision. From Leasing options to Aftersales care, we're here to make sure you get the full package.