All eyes are on China as companies like BYD and Xiaomi grab all the electric car headlines, but Hyundai is quietly leading the way forward in the US when it comes to offering compelling electric cars that buyers actually want. Hyundai Motor America reported that total sales were up 2 percent in March — a healthy increase for any company in the highly competitive car business.
The video starts with an interview with Pearl Outlaw, a visually impaired American woman, and her mother, Ruth. Pearl faces mobility limitations due to her condition, called Retinitis Pigmentosa, which hinders her from obtaining a driver’s license, which is an essential symbol of independence and freedom for many people. Her story highlights everyday mobility challenges for the physically impaired, emphasizing the significance of autonomous driving technology in providing independence.
The IONIQ 5 robotaxi is the embodiment of transformative technologies in mobility coming together in one vehicle, the company says. It signifies the extensive collaboration between Hyundai Motor Group and autonomous driving technology developer Motional, spanning years of development and rigorous testing of advanced automotive platforms and self-driving technology.
Hyundai says the IONIQ 5 N is “the new benchmark for high performance, all electric driver engagement” and will be priced at $66,100 before a $1,375 destination charge. Call it $67,475 out the door. That price includes a driver assistance platform that is supposed to be similar to Tesla’s Full Self Driving package. The IONIQ 5 N packs dual motors with a combined output of 601 hp .
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