Hyundai has launched a modified version of the Ioniq 6 as the facelifted model at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show. It manifests new exteriors, some interior improvements, and the introduction of an N Line variant. Powertrains will, however, remain unchanged as Hyundai touts the high-performance version of the Ioniq 6 N to be fully unveiled by July 2025.
Hyundai Ioniq 6 Facelift: Design
The refreshed appearance is characterised by a front resembling a shark’s nose, sleek LED daytime running lights, and relocated headlamps within a restructured bumper. A broad grille and air intakes improve aerodynamics, while black trim along the lower doors contributes a sporty flair. An LED light strip and a sizable ducktail lip spoiler are prominent at the back, enhanced by chrome accents on the bumper.
Hyundai Ioniq 6 Facelift: Interior
This will involve a new three-spoke steering wheel, luxurious door trims, a new centre console, and a larger climate control display, all of which focus on improved aesthetics and functionality.
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Sportier N Line Variant Joins the Ioniq 6 Facelift Range
Hyundai also unveiled the powerful variant of the Ioniq 6 called the Ioniq 6 N Line during the launch of the Ioniq 6 facelift. Aggressive finishes distinguishing N Line models from their regular counterparts include a sportier front and rear bumper, dark accents scattered throughout the rear, and a two-dimensional Parametric Pixel pattern to create the taillights.
Powertrain
Nothing has been declared regarding the powertrain. The present Ioniq 6 is available with 53 or 77.4 kWh batteries for rear or all-wheel drive layouts. Rear-wheel-driven models provide 149 hp from a 53 kWh battery pack, while the more powerful variant with 77.4 kWh has 225 hp. In terms of AWD, power is rated at 320 hp. For more details, visit Hyundai’s official website.
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