Heralding a new era for EV design
By evoking the daring attitude of Hyundai Pony, which is the company’s first production car, IONIQ 5 highlights Hyundai’s 45-year journey to become a part of the customer’s lifestyles, creating a common thread from past to present and future
Exterior
Smooth surface and diagonal lines
The front bumper is defined by the eye-catching V-shape, which emphasizes the kinetic cube LED headlamps. The active air flap integrated above the skid plate enhances the high-tech look in the front – as well as improving energy efficiency when closed – and cooling vehicle parts as needed when open.
Side
The sporty silhouette, with its short hood lines and slick roof line features a steeply sloped C-pillar. It imparts a feeling of speed that is reinforced by the dynamic window frame molding
Parametric Pixel, visual identity of IONIQ 5
The interplay of Parametric Pixels represents the visual identity of the new IONIQ 5. It’s unique exterior design is characterized by clean and sharp lines, creating a sleek and sophisticated look. In addition, Hyundai’s designers integrated cutting-edge Parametric Pixel lights on both front and rear
Interior
Spacious, sustainable living
Our new EV platform gave us the opportunity to re-create the interior as a whole new in-car experience.
Highly adjustable front seats that can be fully reclined, and a flexible centre console that can be moved throughout the cabin, make for an extraordinary experience.
Vision roof
The vision roof of the new IONIQ 5 provides the interior with a greater sense of openness as the new IONIQ 5’s ceiling consists of one large glass panel without any support materials.
Relaxation seats
Enjoy premium comfort with two fully reclining relaxation seats in the front. Lean all the back for a refreshing break while charging – at the push of a single button.
Sustainable materials
Sustainable materials
environmentally friendly materials have been used throughout the cabin. The seats are clad in an eco-processed leather that is dyed and treated with plant oil extractions from flaxseed. Raw materials extracted from sugar cane are used on the headliner, carpet and seat covers – a solution that is both recyclable and beautiful. Other soft furnishings consist of textiles derived from wool and poly yarns, as well as material woven from fibres made from recycled used PET plastic bottles. Surfaces such as the dashboard, switches, steering wheel and door panels are coated in a polyurethane bio paint composed of oils from rape flowers and corn – another contribution to sustainability in our manufacturing processes.
