Hyundai Ioniq V lists limited-time China pricing from RMB 99,900
Beijing Hyundai lists a RMB 99,900–131,900 limited-time offer, five trims and 540 or 650 km CLTC range. Gulf availability and delivery dates remain unverified.
A time-limited price for China
Beijing Hyundai’s official Ioniq V page now displays a time-limited offer range of RMB 99,900–131,900. This is the manufacturer’s current promotional range, not a Gulf price or a permanent list-price commitment. The page we checked does not spell out an expiry date or assign a price to each trim. Buyers should confirm eligibility and the final transaction price with an authorised Chinese dealer.
Five trims, two battery packs
The official table lists 540 Pro, 540 Max, 540 Max+, 650 Max and 650 Max+. The three 540 trims use a 53.48 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery and a 140 kW front motor. The two 650 trims have a 66.85 kWh pack and a 168 kW motor. All five are front-wheel drive, with quoted torque of 250 Nm.
Advertised range is 540 or 650 km on China’s CLTC cycle. It is not a guaranteed real-world Gulf range. Hyundai quotes 20 minutes for DC charging from 30% to 80%; this should not be treated as a 10–80% charging result.
Cabin and assistance features
Official material presents a 27-inch 4K display, a Snapdragon 8295P processor and driver assistance developed with Momenta. Actual equipment is trim-dependent, and assisted driving should not be confused with autonomous driving.
The manufacturer explicitly marks memory parking, learned-route urban navigation assistance and NP3.0 technology as future OTA additions. The page supplies no firm rollout date for these features; their presence in marketing material does not establish that they are active at delivery.
What changed, and what remains unknown?
29 September 2026 update: the current official offer replaces the pre-sale pricing in our earlier coverage, while the manufacturer’s table now lists five trims with 540 or 650 km of CLTC range. This updates the same vehicle event rather than announcing another generation.
We have not verified Gulf prices, local delivery timing or availability of these Chinese trims. A test-drive page is not evidence that customer deliveries have started.
The official vehicle film is available through the full-video control on Beijing Hyundai’s page linked in the source panel below. Watch it at the manufacturer’s site; it is not a live launch broadcast.
Editorial takeaway
Beijing Hyundai lists a RMB 99,900–131,900 limited-time offer, five trims and 540 or 650 km CLTC range. Gulf availability and delivery dates remain unverified.
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