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The three-row electric SUV takes Hyundai’s global expansion plans forward and represents the best that the Korean auto giant has to offer.

The flagship three-row electric SUV from the Korean auto giant will be assembled in Georgia, U.S.

The flagship three-row electric SUV is the 3rd product from the Korean auto giant in 3 consecutive years on this prestigious list

The electric fastback sedan is inspired by the RN22e Rolling Lab, making the aesthetics look aggressive The new Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Ioniq 6 N Line have finally been revealed at the ongoing Seoul Mobility Show 2025 in Korea. The facelifted iteration bears more refined curves and enhanced proportions in comparison to the outgoing model. In fact, the Ioniq 6 N Line offers a bold appearance along with a dynamic design for maximum performance. The Korean auto giant also announced that the hardcore Ioniq 6 N will debut in July this year. You might also like: Hyundai Ioniq 9 Production Starts At New Georgia EV Plant New Hyundai Ioniq 6 And Ioniq 6 N Line Unveiled The ‘Pure flow, Refined’ concept is the main highlight this fresh design. This incorporates elements like an elevated hood, shark-nose design, a sleek profile, a new ducktail spoiler, black garnish on the lower body, which extends to the doors and much more. These components make the EV more aerodynamically efficient. In addition to that, the front fascia encapsulates separate slim LED DRLs and main headlamps. In addition, the interior of the new Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Ioniq 6 N Line embodies the ‘Mindful Cocoon’ concept. The focus is on a more comfortable and intuitive user experience. The top highlights include a redesigned steering wheel, new door trim materials for a more premium feel, a more refined center console layout for improved functionality and an enlarged climate control display for better ease of use. Specifically talking about the N Line version, the exterior inherits the design DNA from the RN22e Rolling Lab from 2022. This lends it a bold touch. Hence, you would witness the front and rear wing-shaped bumpers and a more sculptural form. The wing-inspired bumper design and side sill with a single line give it a visually lower stance. Finally, the generous black color usage at the rear and the 2D Parametric Pixel lamp complete the aesthetics. The Senior Vice President and Head of Hyundai Design Center, Simon Loasby, commented on this occasion, “IONIQ 6 has evolved from a single Electrified Streamliner into a lineup, each model expressing its own character while staying true to one refined vision. Under the evolved design concept of ‘Pure Flow, Refined’, we’ve enhanced every line and detail to make IONIQ 6 simpler and more progressive.” You might also like: Hyundai Teases New Insteroid Sub-Compact Electric SUV Learn Electric Cars Says The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is a critically acclaimed EV from the Korean carmaker. However, it didn’t do all that well on the sales charts, especially compared to its crossover cousin, the Ioniq 5. With this fresh design and the introduction of the performance-focused N later this year, it will be intriguing to see if it is able to spark the interest of buyers.

The recent announcement of $21 billion showcases Hyundai’s commitment to the American market