Hyundai Ioniq 6 Facelift, N Line Revealed – Design, Specs & More

At Seoul Mobility Show in Korea, Hyundai presented a number of new cars including the second-generation NEXO fuel cell electric vehicle. The Ioniq 6 facelift and its N Line variant were also the part of the show. Both Hyundai cars have brought modern and agressive design changes and high-tech cabin experience. However, no mechanical changes have been made.

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Have a look at the major changes introduced in Hyundai Ioniq 6 facelift and Ioniq 6 N Line:
 

Hyundai Ioniq 6 Facelift - What's New?

The new Hyundai IONIQ 6 has a sleek and modern look. It is designed to be more aerodynamic. The front and rear profiles have been modernized with slim DRLs and main lamps. Its shark-nose front adds a sharp and dynamic touch, while a black trim along the lower body and doors enhances its streamlined profile. Hyundai has also replaced the previous large spoiler with a more elegant ducktail spoiler. Horizontal design elements contribute to a wider stance, while a chrome garnish on the rear bumper adds a stylish and high-tech finish.

Inside, the IONIQ 6 follows the ‘Mindful Cocoon’ concept, which focuses more on comfort and ease of use. The steering wheel and the door trim materials have also been upgraded for a more premium feel. Even the center console has been improved for better functionality, and the climate control display is now larger, making it easier to use.
 

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Line - What's Special?

Alongside the new IONIQ 6, the IONIQ 6 N Line variant follows the design of the RN22e Rolling Lab from 2022. It features front and rear wing-shaped bumpers with enhanced details and a sculpted form. The wing-inspired bumper and a side sill with a single line create a lower stance. At the rear, black elements, inspired by the RN22e, contribute to its proportions. The two-dimensional Parametric Pixel lamp design maintains a uniform digital look.
 

Battery, Range

The IONIQ 6 facelift retains the 77.4 kWh and 53 kWh battery packs from the previous model. The larger 77.4 kWh battery is available with two powertrain options: a single-motor rear-wheel-drive setup producing 225 hp and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive configuration generating 321 hp. The 53kWh battery pack is only offered with a single-motor setup producing 149hp.
 

Charging speeds are limited to 233kW. Hyundai has not yet revealed the official range for the facelifted model, but the previous IONIQ 6 (77.4kWh version) had a WLTP-rated range of up to 614km on a single charge.

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