2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 Large SUV Concept Teased

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 Large SUV – Hyundai plans to add an SUV to its EV range, after the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 saloons. The Hyundai Ioniq 7 will be the three-row flagship. It is expected to help Hyundai achieve its goal of becoming CO2-neutral by 2045.

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 Review

Conceptually, the Ioniq 7 was teased at last month’s 2021 Munich Motor Show (IAA-2021). The shadowy outline of the Ioniq 7 was more intriguing than it answered. We were surprised! We were able to decipher the majority of the appearances using some digital tricks. What else can you expect from this appearance? Let’s look a little deeper.

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 Large SUV Review

Exterior

Staria’s frontal styling includes an LED light bar that runs the length of the bonnet. The main headlamp units have lower levels and are equipped with parametric pixel light-emitting diodes. The traditional grille is replaced by a contrasting front panel. You will see that the swept-back greenhouse disappears at the rear. Unique in its absence of unnecessary contours, sheet-metal surfacing stands out. Squared-off fenders match the beltline profile. In a tweet, Hyundai teased the Ioniq range electric models in its upcoming Ioniq range. From left to right, the Ioniq 6 sedan is shown and the Ioniq 7 UAV is displayed.

Interior

We have not yet seen the interior of Ioniq 7 but sources claim it will look just like the Ioniq 5 in style, equipment, and practicality. With its Palisade-like dimensions, the three-row Ioniq 7 will alter your perception of the large occupant space. A variety of technological goodies are available, including a digital instrument cluster and infotainment screen. Driver aids include blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alarm, lane-keeping assist, and Level 2 autonomous driving.

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 Changes

Platform & Powertrain

The Ioniq 7 shares an identical E-GMP platform to the Ioniq 6/6 and 6 and is powered and maintained by Hyundai Motor Group. New chemistry will be used in the 100-kWh battery pack. The 800-volt system is capable of charging DC fast and has a range of more than 300 miles (483 km). Dual motors will allow for all-wheel drive. They can generate 308 horsepower (230kW) and provide 308 horsepower. Higher output options will be available. The powerful Kia EV6 GT could have a performance figure that surpasses its stealthy 577 horsepower (740 Newton-meters) and 546 pound-feet (546 pound-feet of torque). E-GMP is short for Electric Global Modular Platform, and it’s the basis of Hyundai Motor Group’s battery-powered models.

Rivals and Reveal

Rivals will have a Kia version with distinctive styling and a Telluride-sized footprint. Although the exact dimensions and pricing will vary, there are many electric SUVs/crossovers currently in development or available.