Hyundai Ioniq 7

The seventh-generation BMW 3 Series was launched in India back in August 2019. The model is currently available in four trims that include 330i Sport, 320d Luxury Edition, 330i M Sport, and the M340i xDrive. Exterior highlights of the new BMW 3 Series include the signature kidney grille, LED headlamps, 17-inch alloy wheels.

This beautiful car benefits from the following equipment : AMG Carbon Fibre Trim; Reversing Camera; Blind Spot Assistant; Auto Dimming Interior & Exterior Mirrors; Electric Seats with Memory; AMG Performance Steering Wheel in Leather & Alcantara; AIRSCARF; Tyre Pressure Monitoring System; AMG Ride Control sports Suspension with Adjustable Damper System; Electric Folding Exterior Mirrors; COMAND APS with DVD Changer; Media Interface; Thermotronic Climate Control; Bi Xenon Headlamps; AMG Polished Alloy Wheels.

Overview

The Ioniq Seven concept showcases the immense interior space that’s possible when the body of a three-row SUV is combined with a completely flat floor. Hyundai makes the most of the collaboration by trading traditional rows of seats for flexible configurations that can create a lounge-like experience.

Summary

With a futuristic façade that includes unusual lighting elements, shape-shifting wheels, and glass panels on the roof and rear, the Seven concept is just that: a concept. However, it teases design language and technology that could eventually become reality. While its enormous coach doors and furniture-like seats are other fantastical features, the idea of a vast interior with flexible configurations is conceivable. Hyundai hasn’t said anything about how much the Ioniq Seven will cost or what trim levels will be offered, but we expect it to be offered in a lineup similar to the smaller Ioniq 5 with SE, SEL, and Limited models.