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  • 2020 Ioniq Hybrid and Ioniq Electric unveiled at the Singapore Motor Show

    15 Jan 2020

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    With over 60,000 Ioniqs sold since the model's launch in 2016, the facelifted cars aim to make clean, connected mobility available to even more drivers.


    Komoco Motors, distributor of Hyundai automotive, has introduced the 2020 Ioniq at the recently concluded Singapore Motor Show.

    The electric motor in the Ioniq Electric will deliver 134bhp and 295Nm of torque
    Introducing a suite of connectivity and design enhancements, the 2020 Ioniq continues the mission of offering consumers the option of choosing an eco-friendly vehicle that fits their everyday needs.

    The Ioniq Electric's battery has been upgraded from 28kWh to 38.3kWh. With a 36% increase in energy storage capacity, the 2020 Ioniq now offers a 311km Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure range.

    Its electric motor meanwhile delivers a maximum power of 134bhp and 295Nm of torque. A 7.2kW on-board charager is now fitted as standard for Type Two AC charging, allowing the battery to reach 80% charge in as little as 54 minutes.

    A new 8.0-inch infotainment display and climate control panel features in the 2020 Ioniq models
    The Ioniq Hybrid meanwhile features the Kappa 1.6-litre direct-injection four-cylinder engine. Paired with a 42bhp, 170Nm permanent magnet electric motor, the combined system output of the Ioniq Hybrid is 129bhp and 265Nm of torque. The Ioniq Hybrid can operate in electric only mode at speeds of up to 120km/h.

    A new 8.0-inch infotainment display is now standard on both Ioniqs. Besides being Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ready, the display provides quick access to electric vehicle information in the Ioniq Electric.

    Below the infotainment display, a new climate control panel sports a redesigned, sleek and sporty finish. Mood lighting now allows easier differentiation between drive modes, while blue ambient lighting has been applied across the passenger-side lower dashboard and centre console.

    The 2020 Ioniq Hybrid gets a new mesh-type radiator grille
    On the exterior, the 2020 Ioniq now gets a mesh-type radiator grille, while the front of the Ioniq Electric gets a distinctive pattern on its closed grille. Both models feature an updated fron bumper design with a silver-coloured moulding at the bottom, and new anthracite rear bumper moulding and daytime running light bezels at the front.

    Redesigned 16-inch alloy wheels come as standard on the Ioniq Electric, while the Ioniq Hybrid gets a new 15-inch wheel design.

    All Ioniq models are equipped with Hyundai's SmartSense Advanced Safety and Convenience technology package, with includes, Front Collision Warning and Avoidance Assis with Pedestrian Detection with a new Cyclist Detection ability.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 (A)$110,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 Sunroof (A)$117,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Electric 38.3kWh (A)$155,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Electric 38.3kWh Sunroof (A)$161,999
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    2020 Ioniq Hybrid and Ioniq Electric unveiled at the Singapore Motor Show

    15 Jan 2020

    |

    2,906 views

    With over 60,000 Ioniqs sold since the model's launch in 2016, the facelifted cars aim to make clean, connected mobility available to even more drivers.


    Komoco Motors, distributor of Hyundai automotive, has introduced the 2020 Ioniq at the recently concluded Singapore Motor Show.

    The electric motor in the Ioniq Electric will deliver 134bhp and 295Nm of torque
    Introducing a suite of connectivity and design enhancements, the 2020 Ioniq continues the mission of offering consumers the option of choosing an eco-friendly vehicle that fits their everyday needs.

    The Ioniq Electric's battery has been upgraded from 28kWh to 38.3kWh. With a 36% increase in energy storage capacity, the 2020 Ioniq now offers a 311km Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure range.

    Its electric motor meanwhile delivers a maximum power of 134bhp and 295Nm of torque. A 7.2kW on-board charager is now fitted as standard for Type Two AC charging, allowing the battery to reach 80% charge in as little as 54 minutes.

    A new 8.0-inch infotainment display and climate control panel features in the 2020 Ioniq models
    The Ioniq Hybrid meanwhile features the Kappa 1.6-litre direct-injection four-cylinder engine. Paired with a 42bhp, 170Nm permanent magnet electric motor, the combined system output of the Ioniq Hybrid is 129bhp and 265Nm of torque. The Ioniq Hybrid can operate in electric only mode at speeds of up to 120km/h.

    A new 8.0-inch infotainment display is now standard on both Ioniqs. Besides being Apple CarPlay and Android Auto ready, the display provides quick access to electric vehicle information in the Ioniq Electric.

    Below the infotainment display, a new climate control panel sports a redesigned, sleek and sporty finish. Mood lighting now allows easier differentiation between drive modes, while blue ambient lighting has been applied across the passenger-side lower dashboard and centre console.

    The 2020 Ioniq Hybrid gets a new mesh-type radiator grille
    On the exterior, the 2020 Ioniq now gets a mesh-type radiator grille, while the front of the Ioniq Electric gets a distinctive pattern on its closed grille. Both models feature an updated fron bumper design with a silver-coloured moulding at the bottom, and new anthracite rear bumper moulding and daytime running light bezels at the front.

    Redesigned 16-inch alloy wheels come as standard on the Ioniq Electric, while the Ioniq Hybrid gets a new 15-inch wheel design.

    All Ioniq models are equipped with Hyundai's SmartSense Advanced Safety and Convenience technology package, with includes, Front Collision Warning and Avoidance Assis with Pedestrian Detection with a new Cyclist Detection ability.

    Car ModelPrice as of press time (inclusive of COE)
    Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 (A)$110,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid 1.6 Sunroof (A)$117,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Electric 38.3kWh (A)$155,999
    Hyundai Ioniq Electric 38.3kWh Sunroof (A)$161,999
    24.4k

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    car launch new car launch hyundai hyundai ioniq ioniq hybrid ioniq electric hyundai ioniq hybrid hyundai ioniq electric singapore motor show 2020

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