The Hyundai Ioniq 6 fully electric vehicle has been launched in Singapore, priced at S$259,888 (RM896,255) including COE, according to SG Car Mart. The Ioniq 6 is the second E-GMP platform-based EV from Hyundai to go on sale in the city-state, following the Ioniq 5 that went on sale in the market at the beginning of this year.
The Ioniq 6 packs a 77.4 kWh battery that gives the car a claimed range of 614 km, thanks to its drag coefficient of 0.21 Cd according to the manufacturer, which was alluded to in the latest round of teasers by Hyundai Malaysia.
Powertrain for the Ioniq 6 is a dual-motor AWD configuration that makes 320 PS and 605 Nm of torque, which propels the streamliner EV from 0-100 km/h in 5.1 seconds. For comparison, the similarly configured but marginally less powerful (305 PS/605 Nm) Ioniq 5 does the same run in 5.2 seconds.
The E-GMP platform that underpins the Ioniq 6 employs an 800-volt electrical architecture that enables DC fast charging at up to 350 kW, which allows for a 10-80% recharge in 18 minutes; this also permits 400-volt charging. The electrical architecture also allows the Ioniq 6 to serve as an electricity source through its V2L (vehicle-to-load) capability.
Measuring 4,855 mm long, 1,880 mm wide and 1,495 mm tall with a wheelbase of 2,950 mm, the Ioniq 6 maximises legroom and overall spaciousness through the use of a flat floor.
Prices for the Hyundai Ioniq 6 in Malaysia will certainly be different, especially given the current tax exemptions for electric vehicles sold in the country. While the Ioniq 5 in Malaysia currently starts from RM207,808 for the Lite 58 kWh variant, how much might the Ioniq 6 be in our market?
GALLERY: Hyundai Ioniq 6 at the 2023 Bangkok International Motor Show
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What type of headline is this ? SG car launch but quote in MYR
Articles of international launches have always been quoted in MYR in the headline to give readers a sense of relative scale. It has always been done this way for ages on Paul Tan’s website. New reader?
$259k only,
Singapore T20 can earn above $sgd20k, above RM 70,000/month.
best part is, they even included COE price into the car price.
If these EV’s are taxed, please do not over tax like what dr m did to non proton cars. Please open up the market and tax proton and non proton cars equally. The gomen will eventually earn more money from this deal.
There is a car for losers haha pay this silly money
Didn’t know you all buddy with sgcarmart
Singapore also got tax exemptions.
The government even gives incentives like EEAI (electric vehicle early adopter initiative).
Then they claw back the money through other means.
will not cheaper than Kia EV6, so RM320K above
dunno lah… hyundai/kia designs now look…weird.. like they’ve lost their design DNA… no uniformity of design like you see in Beemer and Merc
So to say, for SG = S$ 259,888; if MY = RM 300,000. I BUY !!! take my $$..
If more than RM 300K, get the fxxk off!
How much will it cost to change Lithium battery packs 77.4 kWh after 6-8 years warranty?