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Hyundai Ioniq Plug In Hybrid
IONIQ Plug-In Hybrid
Powered by a specially developed powertrain
Now there is a method of combining driving pleasure with environmental benefits of a plug-in hybrid system.
When IONIQ Plug-in Hybrid's two hearts beat as one, the combined output of the 1.6L engine and electric motor reaches a highly gratifying 141PS.
They also operate independently as conditions require. So seamless are the transitions between pure electric, hybrid and petrol-only driving modes that they are barely noticeable. In pure electric mode, IONIQ Plug-in Hybrid's range extends up to 39 miles thanks to the 8.9kW/h lithium-ion polymer battery.
Contact our helpful sales team today to register your interest in the new model.
Why choose a Plug In Hybrid?
In simple terms the Ioniq Plug In is an electrified power train with a petrol engine to assist its range ability.
It is ideal for those who have concerns their driving needs maybe slightly compromised due to the range between a Full Electric.
When used as a conventional hybrid electric vehicle, a computer selectively operates between the engine and the electric motor – or even both at the same time depending on the level of power required to travel.
When it’s operating in electric mode, the vehicle is driven only using the electric motor
until the charge from the high voltage battery becomes too low, at which point it reverts
to the hybrid mode automatically.
Pure electric mode gives you up to 39 miles of zero tailpipe emissions, and while that may sound low, you should bear in mind that 600 miles is not an uncommon range reading for a fully charged and fueled Ioniq Plug In Hybrid.
Making it quite simply one of the most economical cars produced today
Contemporary Looks, Class-Leading Interior Space
The five-door Ioniq has a neat, modern style, with a prominent grille flanked by wraparound headlights and large air intakes that emphasise its performance. A low roofline gives it a coupé-like appearance, as well as reducing its drag coefficient to just 0.24 – benefiting both performance and economy. Efficiency figures are yet to be released, but the original Korean edition achieves combined fuel consumption of 63.3mpg.
In the past, many hybrid cars have found their loadspace and legroom confined, due to the presence of a bulky battery. Hyundai’s innovative engineering has rendered this less of a problem; the vehicle offers excellent headroom and legroom for front and rear passengers, along with a highly respectable 750 litres of loadspace.
Ground-Breaking Hybrid Efficiency and Performance
The new Ioniq’s 1.6 litre, 104bhp “Kappa” naturally-aspirated petrol engine provides class-leading thermal efficiency and ready performance by itself, and this is only enhanced by the 43bhp electric motor. The combined torque output of 265Nm gives the Ioniq the ability to reach a theoretical top speed of 115mph. A dual-clutch six-speed automatic transmission enables silky-smooth acceleration.
Ground-Breaking Hybrid Efficiency and Performance
The new Ioniq’s 1.6 litre, 104bhp “Kappa” naturally-aspirated petrol engine provides class-leading thermal efficiency and ready performance by itself, and this is only enhanced by the 43bhp electric motor. The combined torque output of 265Nm gives the Ioniq the ability to reach a theoretical top speed of 115mph. A dual-clutch six-speed automatic transmission enables silky-smooth acceleration.
A Petrol Engine, Plus a DCT Transmission,
Plus an Electric Motor and you have a Hybrid
Book Your Test Drive
The all-new Hyundai Ioniq is available to test drive at Berkeley Vale in Thornbury, Gloucestershire. Now in both Hybrid and Full Electric versions! Contact us to book your Test Drive and receive the latest info.
