Hyundai Ioniq 5 Lounge AWD Limited Edition
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On May 16, 2023, Hyundai Mobility Japan held Hyundai Brand Day, an event for the press to announce its 2023 strategy, in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Ioniq 5 Update
At the event, Won-ha Yoo, Representative Director and Vice President of Hyundai Motor Company of Korea, and Cho Won-san, President and CEO of Hyundai Mobility Japan, took the stage. In addition to announcing an updated version of the Ioniq 5 electric vehicle (EV) and a limited edition of the Ioniq 5 Lounge AWD Limited Edition, the company unveiled two models for the Japan: the new Kona Electric electric SUV, which is scheduled to be introduced in the second half of 2023, and the Ioniq 6, an electric four-door coupe.
The Ioniq 5 features a new battery preconditioning function that raises the battery temperature before charging, and a boost charging program that temporarily increases the initial charge output. In addition to the AWD model set for the “Voyage” grade, “Atlas White Matte” has been added to the outer panel color.
The new Ioniq 5 lineup and pricing are as follows:
Ioniq 5: 4.79 million yen
Ioniq 5 Voyage: 5.19 million yen
Ioniq 5 Voyage AWD: 5.49 million yen
Ioniq 5 Lounge: 5.59 million yen
Ioniq 5 Lounge AWD: 5.99 million yen
A limited edition car equipped with a digital side mirror appears
The Ioniq 5 Lounge AWD Limited Edition is equipped with digital side mirrors as standard, and is available in two exterior colors: the exclusive “Lucid Blue Pearl” (20 units sold) and the additional color “Atlas White Matte” (80 units). The interior color is “Dark Teal”, which is exclusive to the limited edition model. The price is 6,195,000 yen for the former and 6,290,000 yen for the latter.
Introducing new services for new vehicles
In addition to the Ioniq 5 to be sold in the future, Hyundai Mobility Japan also announced that it will add and apply the new car service “Hyundai Assurance Program” to models sold after May 2022.
The Hyundai Assurance Program consists of two services: “Healthcare” and “Style Care”. Healthcare is a program designed to check the health of the vehicle and help people spend their car life with peace of mind, and Style Care is a service to eliminate worries and anxieties about scratches and damage to the vehicle body.
As for healthcare, Hyundai bears the statutory basic inspection fee for the first and second years after new vehicle registration, the basic vehicle inspection fee and final inspection fee for the third year, and the continuous registration fee. At the time of vehicle inspection in the third year, the low-conductivity “battery coolant” dedicated to EVs will be replaced free of charge.
In Style Care, when the vehicle is damaged, the target parts (bumper, door mirror, windshield, up to two tires) are repaired free of charge (one of them per year, up to a maximum of 100,000 yen per year).
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