The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is unveiled in South Korea, with the EV getting a larger battery, an N Line edition and a rear windshield wiper. Auto123.
Hyundai unveiled an updated 2025 Ioniq 5 in South Korea today. The electric SUV is getting a larger battery that will give it greater range, and an N Line variant that will position itself between the regular version of the model and the N performance variant unveiled last year.
No mention was made of any boost in output, so we can expect 320 hp , this compared to the 641 hp produced by the N variant. Hyundai Ioniq 5 2025 , intérieur Photo: Hyundai On board, a number of improvements have been made, including the addition of a button on the console for access to several frequently used functions. A new steering wheel featuring interactive pixel lights is also included, as is a new smartphone charging pad, this time moved from the lower to the upper part of the centre console for easier access.
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