In Pictures: Hyundai's China-Developed Ioniq V Electric Sedan to Launch September 29

Hyundai's Ioniq V enters China's competitive EV sedan segment dominated by Tesla and local rivals.

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The Ioniq V is Hyundai's first mass-produced model under the Ioniq brand in China, built on the E-GMP platform.

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Priced from 119,900 yuan, the Ioniq V undercuts many premium electric sedans in China.

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CATL LFP batteries power the China-developed Ioniq V, which opens pre-sales ahead of its September 29 launch.

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Hyundai plans to export the Ioniq V globally after its China debut.

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The Ioniq V was designed by Hyundai's China design center specifically for local buyers.

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Hyundai's first China-tailored electric sedan reflects the brand's push into affordable EV mobility.

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The Ioniq V marks a key step in Hyundai's electric strategy for the world's largest auto market.

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Hyundai's China lineup expands with the Ioniq V as the brand's first mass-produced Ioniq model locally.

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