Hyundai pushes the IONIQ 6 concept even further!

Hyundai unveiled the new IONIQ 6 this morning and confirms that the electric Coupe sedan still has bright days ahead.

Unveiled in 2022, the IONIQ 6 quickly made an impression with its unusual and bold design, eliciting reactions that might politely be described as mixed. One might have imagined Hyundai would choose to tone down this stylistic stance, but the Korean brand fully embraces its approach and goes even further with this new evolution under the concept “Pure Flow, Refined”.

Hyundai presented today the new versions of the IONIQ 6 and the IONIQ 6 N Line at the Seoul Mobility Show 2025, with, as any reputable manufacturer, the ambition to “redefine the standards of electrified sedans with captivating curves and improved proportions.”

Inspired by the rolling concept car RN22e, the IONIQ 6 N Line features sculpted bumpers and a dynamic stance that reinforce its sporty and aggressive DNA. The interior benefits from slight updates for a more intuitive experience, including a redesigned steering wheel, refined materials, a revamped center console, and an enlarged climate control screen. A necessary evolution, as the current IONIQ 6 is a somewhat counterintuitive layout model.

Less Troubled and More Sophisticated

A higher hood, an extended shape, and a “shark nose” design give the IONIQ 6 a streamlined and aerodynamic silhouette. The prominent spoiler from the previous generation has been replaced with a longer wing to improve aerodynamic performance. Horizontal elements enhance the vehicle’s width, while the front and rear bumpers feature modern finishes with chrome accents.

The IONIQ 6 N Line adopts many aerodynamic solutions seen on the RN22e with wing-shaped bumpers and a prominent side skirt line, strengthening its sporty stance. The dominance of black at the rear and the integration of pixelated lights emphasize its digital aesthetic.

But while the N Line is primarily a sporty aesthetic evolution, Hyundai has also announced the upcoming arrival of the IONIQ 6 N, a high-performance version to be unveiled in July 2025. In the group photo provided by Hyundai, one can glimpse its rear with a massive spoiler and a bumper incorporating a large diffuser.

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