US Edition2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N: Hey, Seoul Sister
The 2026 Ioniq 6 N delivers 601 horsepower with track-focused tech and a unique gas-engine mimic system, targeting enthusiasts wanting a fun, precise high-performance electric sedan.
- A new entrant, the 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N, debuts as a track-focused sport sedan with 601 horsepower, emphasizing its on-track intent.
- Joon Park said the Ioniq 6 N was conceived as a halo model for enthusiasts, aiming for a more grip-oriented character than the Ioniq 5 N to target precision driving.
- Under the skin, the Ioniq 6 N pairs a dual-motor powertrain capable of 641 hp bursts with adaptive suspension dampers, hydraulic bushings and an e-LSD, plus a battery cooling system and 10–80% in 18 minutes fast charging.
- Limited allocations and targeted pricing position the 6 N as a halo product rather than a mass-market model, with Hyundai saying U.S. sales will be limited and Canadian pricing near the Ioniq 6's about $58,000.
- Range remains the main compromise, with lap testing showing rapid state-of-charge decline even as Hyundai Motor Company claims a 240-mile estimate; the Ioniq 6 N positions the N brand to challenge luxury EVs like the Porsche Taycan.
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