Autotest: Der Hyundai Ioniq 3 ist ein cooler Konter aus Korea
Hyundai beweist bei der Ioniq-Familie einmal mehr Mut zu buchstäblich schrägem Design. Der neue Dreier ist zwar technisch nur Durchschnitt, aber übersehen kann den Aero-Hatchback dafür keiner.
Hyundai's Ioniq 3 is a stylish counter to the competition in the compact electric vehicle market, according to the report. The Korean automaker made a strong debut in the electric revolution with the Ioniq 5, which introduced innovative 800-volt technology. However, the high price point of the larger models, such as the Ioniq 6 and Ioniq 9, has led Hyundai to focus on the more affordable Ioniq 3.
Competing against models like the VW ID.3 Neo, MG4, Skoda Epiq, and its own Kia EV3, the Ioniq 3 boasts a unique "Aero-Hatch" design that sets it apart from the typical SUV trend in this class. With spacious interiors and impressive cargo capacity, the Ioniq 3 offers a comfortable driving experience, with room for two adults in the rear seat.
The vehicle also features a large touchscreen display and an Android-based infotainment system, making it easy to use. Despite being a cost-conscious model, the Ioniq 3 proves to be a fun-to-drive electric vehicle in various road conditions, demonstrating Hyundai's commitment to creating a class-leading compact electric vehicle.
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