Hyundai will be revealing its latest all-electric model at September’s Munich Motor Show, with the focus not only on the design of the car, but the software that powers it.
Although officially only a concept, the new Hyundai B-segment SUV is expected to be a thinly-disguised clue to what a production model – set to go on sale in the middle of 2026 – will look like. The production car is likely to take the Ioniq name and could possibly be called Ioniq 2.
