2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 EV electric SUV: price, specs and release date

Nick Lette van Oostvoorne

August 10, 2020

Hyundai has announced that it’ll build a new all-electric SUV called the Ioniq 7. Read on for details…

New Hyundai SUV teased
Will be called the Ioniq 7
To follow Ioniq 5 and 6
Dual electric motors
Estimated 300-mile range
Will go on sale in 2024

Hyundai has announced that it’ll launch a new sub-brand exclusively for electric vehicles called Ioniq. The first standalone Ioniq vehicle will be the Ioniq 5 crossover that’s due to go on sale in 2021, followed by the Ioniq 6 saloon in 2022 and the Ioniq 7 SUV in 2024.

*The Hyundai Ioniq 7 will feature a prominent set of daytime running lights.*

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 SUV design

We only have a vague teaser image to go off, but it appears as though the new Hyundai Ioniq 7 will look nothing like the brand’s other large family cars. It’ll come with a slim full-width headlight design, accompanied by a collection of pixel-like daytime running lights.

These look more like they belong on an old-fashioned stereo equaliser but could be programmed to play some form of animations when you indicate, unlock or lock the car.

*The Ioniq 7’s interior may be inspired by that of the 45 Concept, shown here.*

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 SUV interior

Hyundai hasn’t released any teaser images showing the new Ioniq 7’s interior, but it’ll likely follow similar patterns set out by the Hyundai 45 and Prophecy – the two concepts that will inspire the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 respectively. That’s to say there’ll be large screens, a minimalist design and very few buttons.

*The Ioniq 7 will use the same underpinnings as the Ioniq 5, shown above in camouflaged prototype form.*

2024 Hyundai Ioniq 7 SUV motors and driving

Hyundai has confirmed that the new Ioniq 7 will use the same E-GMP platform as the upcoming Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6. This means it’ll likely come with dual electric motors making it four-wheel drive.

*As with the Ioniq 5, shown here undergoing testing, the Ioniq 7 should return around 300 miles of range.*

2024 Hyundai Ioniq SUV range and batteries

The new Hyundai E-GMP platform is expected to allow the new range of Ioniq vehicles to drive for around 300 miles between charges. Fast-charging using the latest 150kW public charge points is also likely to feature.

*The Ioniq 7 will go on sale after a production version of the Prophecy Concept, shown above.*

2024 Hyundai Ioniq SUV price and release date

Hyundai has said that the Ioniq 7 won’t be ready until 2024. When it does go on sale, it’ll likely cost in excess of £50,000. That’s significantly more than a top-spec £45,000 Hyundai Santa Fe.

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