THE 2025 HYUNDAI IONIQ 5 N emerges as a formidable all-wheel-drive contender, representing the first electric Hyundai model to receive the prestigious N treatment. With an impressive 641hp under its hood, this model redefines electric performance and elevates Hyundai’s standing in the electric vehicle market. Priced at $67,475 (RM316,086), it claims the title of the most expensive Hyundai vehicle available, offering compelling value for enthusiasts seeking track-worthy performance in an electric vehicle.
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