Hyundai unveiled the Ioniq 3 electric hatchback, a genuinely small 164.2-inch N-Line model that emphasizes rakish styling and a new interior with advanced infotainment.
The Ioniq 3's compact 13.68-foot body uses an edgy kammtail silhouette and a short rear overhang to achieve a drag coefficient of 0.263, while the factory N-Line kit adds wide grille mesh, flics, a large spoiler and a faux diffuser. Distinctive lighting places headlight beams beneath daytime running lights and four square front lights highlight the fascia.
Inside, Hyundai fitted the Ioniq 3 with the Pleos Android Automotive-based infotainment, offered with 12.9-inch or 14.6-inch screens and an app dock, alongside physical knobs and rocker switches for climate and audio. The cabin includes two speed displays, pleated textiles and a two-tier center console with generous storage, positioning the Ioniq 3 as a sporty commuter rather than a track-focused hot hatch.
This report is based on information originally published by The Autopian.
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