Is it a five-door hatchback or a tiny SUV? Who knows these days because car companies are blurring the lines[...]
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Hyundai is no longer expanding its range of electric cars. From the small city car to the big SUV and hardcore sports, the models are multiplying, but there is still a free slot: a compact one that will sneak between the size of an R5 and that of a Mégane. It will be the role of the Hyundai Ioniq 3, which we have gone to try.
With the Ioniq 3, Hyundai brings its electric philosophy to compact hatchbacks, with a clear focus on Europe. Two batteries, an announced range of up to 497 km and a new digital interface make up the most everyday version of the IONIQ series.