Hyundai Announces Ioniq 5 N Price In The US

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N. (Doc. Hyundai Motor Group)

JAKARTA - After being launched in July last year, Hyundai Ioniq 5N received a warm welcome due to the sensation of driving and high performance that resembles racing cars. Recently, the crossover officially announced its selling price for the United States (US) market.

Reporting from InsideEVs, Thursday, March 14, Hyundai announced the price of Ioniq 5N of US$67,456 or equivalent to Rp1,051 billion. Although the price is quite high, the value offered is comparable to the superior features it has.

In terms of appearance, Ioniq 5 N is known to have a significant difference compared to its standard version. Division N added several elements to increase the impression of sporty in this model, such as black trim and rear wing designed to improve vehicle aerodynamics.

In addition, Division N revised several sections to ensure this car can travel with maximum performance, including suspension settings, aerodynamic components, and improvements to the regenerative braking system to reduce its weight.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is also equipped with 21-inch aluminum rims equipped with the top tires, namely Pirelli P Zero 275/35R2 with impressive grip power.

One of the other interesting features is performance, with this crossover equipped with a dual electric motor generating 600 dk of power and a torque of 748 Nm. In fact, with the N Grin Boost feature, this figure can increase to 641 dk and the 770 Nm torque.

With this power, Ioniq 5 N can reach a speed of 0 to 100 km/h in about 3.5 seconds, with a maximum speed of 260 km/hour.

Hyundai also embeds the latest battery pack with a capacity of 84 kWh, which is the highest among all Hyundai electric cars. With the ultra-fast charging feature, Ioniq 5 N can charge from 10 to 80 percent in 18 minutes.

There are also special features such as N e-shift and N Active Sound +. N e-shift allows users to feel the sensation of driving an Ioniq 5N car such as a combustion engine car by simulating an eight-acceleration DCT transmission system. While N Active Sound+ creates a sound that resembles a combustion car in an Ioniq 5 N, with 10 speakers offering a number of voice themes.

This EV was specially developed by Hyundai's top performance division, N. The manufacturer also confirmed that this model is their first step in planning electrification and hopes to bring in more EV cars developed by the division.