Damnnnn
641hp
0-100 en 3.4 sec
21k RPM :laugh:
641hp
0-100 en 3.4 sec
21k RPM :laugh:
EV Motor, Power, and Performance
All Ioniq 5 N's come with a dual-motor, all-wheel drive configuration that makes 601 horsepower—most of the time. When the N Grin Boost feature is used, the powertrain can spin itself up to a maximum of 641 horsepower temporarily. Its all-wheel drive system gives drivers the ability to distribute the bulk of that power to the front or rear wheels as desired. There's even a dedicated drift mode that inspires enough confidence to let you hang the tail out in lurid slides. Four different modes (Eco, Normal, Sport, and N) adjust the steering weight, damping, and throttle sensitivity. To make the N feel more like a high-performance gas-powered car with a multi-speed automatic, Hyundai has programmed in a simulated gearshift feature that replicates the feel of a shift when you pull the steering-wheel mounted paddles. (The system can be turned on and off.) During our drive of a prototype, we found that the 5 N does a commendable job of tracking straight during all-out launches and under hard ABS engagement on mixed-traction surfaces.