At the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, Hyundai Motor Company unveiled an updated version of the Ioniq 6 along with the new Ioniq 6 N Line model. This redesign follows the “Pure Flow, Refined” theme, introducing several changes both inside and out. Externally, the car features a raised hood and elongated body contours. Its frontal area now showcases a sleeker look inspired by a shark nose, complemented by a longer dark trim stretching from below the bumper all the way down to the sides of the vehicle. Additionally, the back end sports a streamlined wing-like spoiler for better airflow management. Both the headlights and taillights have undergone modifications as well; they appear thinner near the top edges and adopt a broader orientation overall.
The interior of the Ioniq 6 has also been revised. Hyundai has updated the steering wheel design and interior materials. The center console has been redesigned, and the climate control display is now larger.
The Ioniq 6 N Line made its debut with bolder styling cues. Drawing inspiration from the RN22e Rolling Lab, this N Line variant boasts sculpted front and rear bumpers, a streamlined single-line side sill, and abundant black accents at the back end. Its digital appearance is emphasized through the use of a two-dimensional Parametric Pixel light fixture design.
Hyundai also gave a short glimpse of the impending Ioniq 6 N, set to launch in July 2025. Technical details were not shared, and the showcased vehicles represent the South-Korean market variants, possibly varying across different regions.
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