Hyundai’s first China-tailored electric sedan Ioniq V set for September 29 launch
The Ioniq V opened for pre-sales in China in August, with pre-sales prices starting at 119,900 yuan ($17,770).
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Hyundai’s first China-tailored electric sedan Ioniq V set for September 29 launch You Should Know
The Ioniq V opened for pre-sales in China in August, with pre-sales prices starting at 119,900 yuan ($17,770).
