2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Teased Ahead of Debut – 641HP EV Super Sedan Incoming

Hyundai is doubling down on high-performance EVs. Following the success of the Ioniq 5 N, the South Korean automaker has officially confirmed the upcoming 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N, a sleek electric performance sedan set to take on the EV elite. A series of moody teaser images offer our first official look at this aggressive, winged machine—and it looks ready to dominate.

Ioniq 6 N: A New Chapter in Hyundai N's Electric Evolution

Although Hyundai hasn’t disclosed full powertrain specs yet, all signs point to the Ioniq 6 N borrowing the same dual-motor, all-wheel-drive setup from the Ioniq 5 N. That means we’re likely looking at 641 horsepower, a figure that outguns many classic supercars.

The Ioniq 6, being more aerodynamic and slightly lighter than the Ioniq 5, is expected to be even quicker off the line—possibly dipping below the 3-second 0-100 km/h barrier if it follows current performance trends.

Teased Design: Aerodynamics and Aggression

Hyundai’s teaser photos hint at serious performance intent. The large rear wing and integrated ducktail spoiler aren’t just for looks—they’re functional. Flared fenders accommodate wider wheels and track-ready tires, giving the Ioniq 6 N a more planted stance.

One dramatic shot even shows the car lighting up the tires, producing a cloud of smoke—a clear message to driving enthusiasts that this isn’t just an eco-friendly cruiser.

Hyundai N's Three Performance Pillars

The Ioniq 6 N will follow Hyundai N’s three core principles:

Racetrack Capability

Everyday Sports Car

Corner Rascal – yes, that’s the real name, emphasizing agility and cornering fun.

This strategy makes it clear: Hyundai wants its EVs to do more than just go fast in a straight line.

Global Debut at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Mark your calendars. The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N will debut in July at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed in the UK—a world-class stage for a world-class performance EV.

Pricing & Availability

While official pricing hasn’t been announced, the Ioniq 5 N currently starts at around €60,400 ($64,000). Expect the Ioniq 6 N to slot in slightly higher, likely just under €63,000 ($66,500 USD). Given the specs, that's a compelling value for a car boasting 641 horsepower and track-ready capability.