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Hyundai IONIQ Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2016–2019) — First Generation

The first-generation Hyundai IONIQ combines a practical five-door hatchback body with several electrified powertrains. Your access to charging and usual driving routine will help you decide which version makes the most sense.

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Hyundai IONIQ Engines and Transmissions

Among the Hyundai IONIQ powertrain choices, the 1.6 DCT hybrid and DCT plug-in hybrid combine a petrol engine, electric assistance and a dual-clutch transmission. The AT electric version delivers power without conventional gear changes or a combustion engine. These selected examples all drive the front wheels.

Hatchback 5-door — Hyundai IONIQ Engines and Transmissions

Hatchback 5-door Hyundai IONIQ Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwMaximum torque N⋅mTransmissionType of drive
DCTPlug-in1580 cm³141 hp103 kW265 N⋅mRoboticFWD
1.6 DCTHybrid1580 cm³141 hp103 kW265 N⋅mRoboticFWD
ATElectroNot provided120 hp88 kW295 N⋅mAutomaticFWD

Hyundai IONIQ Dimensions

Hatchback 5-door — Hyundai IONIQ Dimensions

Hatchback 5-door Hyundai IONIQ Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weightMax weightGround clearance, minimum
DCT4470 mm1820 mm1450 mm2700 mm1495 kg1970 kg140 mm
1.6 DCT4470 mm1820 mm1450 mm2700 mm1342 kg1870 kg140 mm
AT4470 mm1820 mm1450 mm2700 mm1420 kg1880 kg140 mm

Hyundai IONIQ Cargo Space

Hatchback 5-door — Hyundai IONIQ Cargo Space

Hatchback 5-door Hyundai IONIQ Cargo Space
ModificationTrunk volume minTrunk volume max
DCT443 l1505 l
1.6 DCT443 l1505 l
AT443 l1505 l

Hyundai IONIQ Trims and Equipment

Supreme and Premium are Hyundai IONIQ trim levels offered with the 1.6 DCT hybrid. They identify equipment configurations within that powertrain choice. When comparing cars, check the actual comfort, infotainment and driver-assistance features fitted, since the trim name alone does not establish every feature on an individual vehicle.

Hyundai IONIQ Trims and Equipment
ModificationBodyEquipment
1.6 DCTHatchback 5-doorSupreme
1.6 DCTHatchback 5-doorPremium
ATHatchback 5-doorPremium EV

Hyundai IONIQ Battery, Range, Charging

The DCT plug-in hybrid and 1.6 DCT hybrid both use lithium-ion batteries, but their charging routines differ: you plug in the former, while the latter replenishes its battery as you drive. Hyundai IONIQ battery capacity matters most alongside usable range and charging access. For the electric version, allow for weather and motorway speeds when planning longer journeys.

Hatchback 5-door — Hyundai IONIQ Battery, Range, Charging

Hatchback 5-door Hyundai IONIQ Battery, Range, Charging
ModificationBattery powerBattery typeDriving range, maximumFull charge homeFull public charging time
DCT8.9 kWhLithium-ion batterieNot provided180 min180 min
1.6 DCT1.56 kWhLithium-ion batterieNot providedNot providedNot provided
AT28 kWhLithium-ion batterie280 km600 min300 min