Amazingly sophisticated suspension and life-like simulated gear changes will elevate the drive experience further. A drift mode will allow for tyre frying fun on track and there will be customisable exhaust sounds including one that mimics real petrol engine sounds and a futuristic spaceship among others. The regular Hyundai Ioniq 6 range is priced at a few thousand more than the Ioniq 5, so the Ioniq 6 n can be estimated to start at about $115,000 (before on-road costs) when it arrives Down Under. Hyundai is rapidly expanding its electric car range with the mini Inster due to go on sale at the start of 2025 and the seven-seat Ioniq 9 large SUV should follow later in the year. Related cars for sale on CarsGuide ::price::