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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N hatchback has acquired a special version created in collaboration with the “king of drift” Keiichi Tsuchiya. The letters DK in its name mean Drift King. The electric car differs from the standard Ionic in its modified chassis and new aerodynamic body kit, borrowed from the NPX1 concept from last year’s Tokyo Motor Show. This Ioniq 5 N is better controlled – in fact, this was the main idea – although it has a standard power plant.
The hatchback is equipped with a dual-motor system with a capacity of 609 horsepower with the ability to briefly increase to 650 horsepower. The battery capacity is 84 kilowatt-hours. A special feature of the electric car is a set of electronic add-ons that imitate the operation of the gearbox and clutch, and also transmit the sound of the operating internal combustion engine into the cabin and outside.
With the assistance of Keiichi Tsuchiya, Hyundai has developed a set of components that improve the car’s performance on the track. For example, it includes forged 21-inch wheels. They are 10.6 kilograms lighter than the standard set, plus they have special notches on the rim that prevent the tire from slipping under high longitudinal and lateral loads.
Sales of the Ioniq 5 N from Keiichi Tsuchiya will begin this year, but so far the electric car has only been announced for Japan and South Korea. Prices and details are promised to be revealed later.
Source: Motor
