Hyundai Prices Ioniq Hybrid, EV

Hyundai has released pricing for two of its three 2017 Ioniq models with the Ioniq Hybrid starting at $23,035 and the Ioniq Electric retailing for at least $30,335, the automaker has announced.

by Staff

February 15, 2017

Hyundai Prices Ioniq Hybrid, EV — *Photo of 2017 Ioniq Hybrid courtesy of Hyundai.*

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*Photo of 2017 Ioniq Hybrid courtesy of Hyundai.*

Hyundai has released pricing for two of its three 2017 Ioniq models with the Ioniq Hybrid starting at $23,035 and the Ioniq Electric retailing for at least $30,335, the automaker has announced.

Hyundai will offer the Ioniq Hybrid in three trim grades, including Blue, SEL, and Limited. The front-wheel-drive model is powered by a 1.6L GDI four-cylinder engine and 32-kilowatt electric motor fed by a lithium-ion polymer battery with 1.56-kilowatt-per-hour capacity.

While the Ioniq Hybrid Blue starts at $23,035, the SEL retails for $24,785 and the Limited starts at $28,335.

Hyundai will offer the Ioniq Electric in two trim grades, including the base model and Limited that will retail for at least $30,335 and $33,335. The Ioniq Electric is powered by an 88-kilowatt motor.

Hyundai has not released when the vehicles will be available at dealer lots.

Topics:Gasoline-Electric Hybrids Pricing Hyundai Ioniq 2017-MY Battery-Electric Vehicles Hyundai Green Fleet

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