There’s also a performance N version coming that’s based on Hyundai’s RN22e concept, revealed in 2022. Hyundai says it will be a “true high-performance electrified streamliner” that looks sportier with a black painted rear. The Ioniq 6 N will be fully revealed in July.

This new Ioniq 6 has been unveiled at the Seoul Mobility Show, although no clear images of the revised rear-end have been published. Fortunately, we have been provided with a good look at the overhauled front fascia. Not only does it look more refined than the old model, but it’s also more aggressive, particularly in N Line guise.