At the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, Hyundai unveiled a sportier, edgier version of its electric streamliner – the new IONIQ 6 N Line. This model takes design cues from the 2022 RN22e Rolling Lab concept, giving the acclaimed IONIQ 6 lineup a bold, aggressive look.
Enhancing upon the streamlined shape of the regular IONIQ 6, which has undergone an update, the N Line model amps up the style with bumper designs reminiscent of wings, sculpted lines and a striking black accent at the rear that emphasizes its athletic posture. A bold side skirt and a two-dimensional Parametric Pixel lamp design add to the vehicle’s dynamic look.
Within the IONIQ 6 N Line, Hyundai’s revamped “Comfort-Focused Sanctuary” idea is put to use. This includes improved materials, a revamped steering wheel, and a reorganized center console setup. These changes are aimed at boosting comfort and practicality, offering a larger control panel for climate settings and an intuitive design scheme.
The standard IONIQ 6 undergoes minor design changes such as a ducktail spoiler and a sleeker body shape following the “Pure Flow, Refined” concept. However, the N Line variant indicates Hyundai’s move towards developing performance-oriented electric vehicles. Hinting at future developments, Hyundai announced that they will reveal a high-performance IONIQ 6 N model in its entirety this July, with an emphasis on creating an electrified sports car for enthusiasts.
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2025-04-03 12:56