Hyundai Ioniq Concept Three Breaks Cover At IAA 2025

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The Concept Three previews the Ioniq 3 compact EV for European markets as it is likely to hit the roads by the end of 2026

Hyundai Concept Three, the brand’s first compact EV under the Ioniq sub-brand, has made its world premiere at the IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich. The South-Korean automaker also announced at the event that it will roll out 21 EV models globally by 2030 while having an electrified version of every ICE-powered vehicle by 2027 in Europe. Though initially planned for the European compact EV market, it could also go on sale in India by the end of 2028 while positioned below the Creta EV in the brand’s all-electric portfolio.

“Returning to IAA Mobility after four years away is a true milestone, and such an occasion deserves a milestone car. Concept THREE represents the next step in Hyundai Motor’s electrification journey. With its compact dimensions and Art of Steel design language, it embodies our vision of delivering mobility that is practical, accessible and emotionally resonant,” said Xavier Martinet, President and CEO of Hyundai Motor Europe.

Dimensionally, Hyundai Concept Three EV measures 4,287 mm in length, 1,940 mm in width and 1,428 mm in height. It has a wheelbase of 2,722 mm which hints at quite a spacious cabin with lots of legroom. The new compact EV concept has been presented in Tungsten Gray colour scheme while the cabin is finished in a Moonbeam Yellow upholstery.

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Some of the prominent styling highlights of the Concept Three EV include a Pushed-forward cowl, Sporty stance, Aero Hatch silhouette, flowing roofline, Ducktail rear spoiler, Vertical tailgate and Parametric Pixel lighting at front and rear. Flaunting an anodized-effect finish, it comes with Lemon-tinted glass and matching wheels.

The cabin theme is presented in soft yellow and grey tonalities while the modular ‘Bring Your Own Lifestyle (BYOL)’ widgets offer tailored experiences to the occupants. There is basically no touchscreen infotainment system in the Concept, instead the occupants can use their own gadgets. The cabin uses a wide range of recycled and sustainable materials, including ocean waste textiles and lightweight aluminum foam. Furthermore, it has been packed with soft door trims and headrests.

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Hyundai Ioniq Concept Three will be the brand’s entry-level compact EV for the European markets. Adorning the brand’s Art of Steel design language, it previews the Ioniq 3 which is likely to hit the roads by the end of 2026. It could share the platform with the Kia EV4 while offering single as well as dual electric motors and multiple battery pack options.

Hyundai Concept Three could have a maximum driving range of 628 km on a single charge. It could be equipped with V2L and V2V tech while also compatible with 150 kW DC fast-charging.