In Pictures: Hyundai launches China-tailored Ioniq V electric sedan from under $15,000

The Ioniq V plugs into a charging network that Hyundai hopes will help it regain ground in China's EV market.

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Hyundai's renewed China push pits the Ioniq V against established rivals in the world's largest EV market.

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The Ioniq V sedan targets urban buyers with its sub-$15,000 limited-time starting price.

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Hyundai's new electric sedan pairs E-GMP platform engineering with CATL battery packs for up to 650 km of CLTC range.

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The Ioniq V's sleek sedan styling is aimed at winning over Chinese consumers.

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Hyundai faces stiff competition from domestic brands in China's crowded EV sedan segment.

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The China-tailored Ioniq V is part of Hyundai's strategy to rebuild its presence in the region.

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Hyundai bills the Ioniq V as a key step in its renewed push into China's EV market.

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The Ioniq V launches with a limited-time starting price of 99,900 yuan ($14,820).

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