• Swindon & Wiltshire Motors
• Wednesday November 2 2022
• Author Name: Perter Davison

Hyundai announces Ioniq 6 First Edition pricing and specification

Hyundai has announced the pricing and specification of its limited edition First Edition Ioniq 6.

Unveiled back in June, the Ioniq 6 is Hyundai’s eagerly-anticipated electric saloon – and the second model of the Ioniq all-electric-vehicle line-up brand.

Priced at £54,995, the limited volume Ioniq 6 First Edition takes the stylish appearance of Hyundai’s electrified streamliner to the next level with a range of exclusive exterior and interior design elements.

On the outside, the model’s 20-inch wheels feature an eye-catching matte black finish. Meanwhile, glossy black mouldings on the front, rear and side as well as glossy black mirror caps emphasise Ioniq 6 First Edition’s sleek look.

Inside, customers can enjoy a selection of design flourishes unique to Ioniq 6 First Edition, including a black interior with a black headliner. Exclusive leather combination seats feature Grey Tartan fabric inspired by Hyundai’s Prophecy EV concept.

The Ioniq 6 will also be available in two other trim levels: Premium and Ultimate. Pricing and specification are promised soon.

Ioniq 6 is the second Hyundai model to be built on the groups E-GMP platform, with the First Edition using a 77.4 kWh battery with all-wheel drive powertrain to provide 325PS of power and 605 Nm of torque.

The E-GMP platform’s 800v charging system with 350kW ultra-fast charger compatibility also includes a battery heating system, assuring optimised charge times in all conditions.

Hyundai promises a range of 320 miles.

Ashley Andrew, managing director, Hyundai Motor UK said: “Ioniq 6 has already received an overwhelmingly positive response from customers and media alike with its combination of streamliner styling and long-distance EV performance.

“The Ioniq 6 First Edition presents customers with not only a unique specification but also an opportunity to secure one of the very first vehicles to reach the UK.”