2023 Hyundai IONIQ 6 0-100km/h & review (RWD vs AWD)

2023 Hyundai IONIQ 6 Dynamiq
77.kWh battery, 400-800V charging
168kW (228PS) and 350Nm
Single-speed auto, rear-wheel drive

2023 Hyundai IONIQ 6 Techniq
77.kWh battery, 400-800V charging
239kW (325PS) and 605Nm
Single-speed auto, all-wheel drive

[mmedian]

An aesthetically pleasing car with amazing performance

[exunderscorejai]

Literally just ordered the AWD one - I am *impossibly* excited

[hartoz]

Good video.
The performance of the RWD model is a little lack-lustre, it looks like Hyundai have tuned any "fun" out of the powertrain by limiting the initial amount of torque available.
Unlike other, I do however love the design of the car, it's very reminiscent of the Citroen DS. It's nice to see designers take a stand and make something unique.

[John-pig]

I actually love the design of the Ioniq 6.

[TheGame]

I would have loved to see what the AWD would get for the 1/4 mile run but i would also like to see if the numbers would be different if it had the same 18" that the RWD version had.

[pjfielding]

Saw one other week in New Zealand. I think it's a brilliant looking Hyundai's,

[bigguyu]

the Ioniq seems to be a fantastiq qar, I'm qonfident that Hyundai will qeep maqing aesthetiq, majestiq vehiqles liqe this

[mahmoudbadran]

Do a 0-100 test for Hyundai Elantra hybrid cn7 dct

[bafattvahetere]

AWD and you'll have zero frunk. Unfortunately 18" rims are ugly. Who needs 20"?

[jonttran]

Great review but it seems like poor value to me. $77000 car for base. Can buy a i30 sedan Active for $29, 990 drive away. It will take a time to recover the extra $47k if ever. Electric vehicles are not free, every home charge will cost you $30.. Plus after 7 years the battery diminished, there is a cost to replace battery or no resale value. To me they are a very very poor financial decision and dont stack up to their petrol counterpart.. Petrol cars its a 4 minute fill up and go... Petrol car will get to melbourne from Sydney 3-4 hours sooner than EV car. Petrol for me