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For international markets such as Australia, Hyundai appears poised to double these prices, with estimates suggesting a starting point around $60,000 AUD—placing it in direct competition with models like the Tesla Model Y, XP G6, and Zika 7X. These rivals typically offer superior specifications such as larger batteries, faster charging speeds, and more advanced tech, making Hyundai's pricing a contentious point among consumers and critics.
Features and Tech: What's on Offer?
Hyundai's Elixio boasts a front-wheel-drive setup with a 160 kW motor, generating 310 Nm of torque, paired with an 88 kWh lithium-ion phosphate battery. This combination promises a range of approximately 546 km (340 miles) under WLTP testing standards.