Hyundai Motor Company launches Ioniq V electric sedan in China

Ioniq V electric vehicles Hyundai Motor Company China market LFP batteries

Hyundai Motor Company has officially launched the Ioniq V, a strategic electric sedan specifically designed for the Chinese market. To compete with local manufacturers, Hyundai has set an aggressive entry price, with the base model starting at approximately 99,900 yuan (roughly 18.18 million KRW) after applying promotional discounts.

The Ioniq V is offered in five different trims, utilizing lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries supplied by CATL. Depending on the configuration, the vehicle provides a driving range of up to 650 km (CLTC) and supports 800V ultra-fast charging. The interior is equipped with a 27-inch 4K wide display and integrates AI models from Chinese tech firms Baidu and ByteDance.

Technological localization is a key component of the launch. The vehicle features an advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) co-developed with the Chinese startup Momenta. This launch is part of Hyundai's broader strategy to regain market share in China, with a goal to introduce 20 new models over the next five years and increase annual sales at Beijing Hyundai to 500,000 units.

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Baidu · ByteDance · CATL · Hyundai Motor Company · Momenta

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[● 2 SOURCES] The Ioniq V features a 27-inch 4K wide display and integrates AI models from Baidu and ByteDance. www.autoherald.co.kr · zdnet.co.kr
[● 3 SOURCES] All Ioniq V trims use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries from CATL. www.autoherald.co.kr · www.chosunonline.com · zdnet.co.kr
[● 2 SOURCES] The vehicle features five different trims based on battery capacity and motor specifications. www.autoherald.co.kr · zdnet.co.kr
[● 3 SOURCES] Hyundai Motor Company has officially launched the Ioniq V electric sedan in China. www.autoherald.co.kr · www.chosunonline.com · zdnet.co.kr
[● 2 SOURCES] The starting price for the Ioniq V in China is approximately 99,900 yuan (about 18.18 million KRW) after applying discounts. www.autoherald.co.kr · zdnet.co.kr
[● 2 SOURCES] The vehicle supports 800V ultra-fast charging. www.autoherald.co.kr · zdnet.co.kr
[● 2 SOURCES] Hyundai aims to introduce 20 new models in China over the next five years. www.chosunonline.com · zdnet.co.kr
[● 3 SOURCES] The advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) was co-developed with the Chinese startup Momenta. www.autoherald.co.kr · www.chosunonline.com · zdnet.co.kr