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We were able to find a little respite after India’s more realistic target of 30% e-cars by 2030. Nevertheless, the ultimate electric future seems eminent. So, does that mean us average income earners are headed to a boring automotive future?
On paper, the electric motor of the Hyundai Ioniq makes 118 BHP; a decent number for the Nepali market. But what really impresses are the combination of the 295 NM of torque with the almost nonexistent pause between gear changes.
You get to choose from an option of economy, normal and sport mode
Another feature that we really liked about the Ioniq Electric was the ability to quickly switch between several levels of regenerative braking, via two paddles on the steering wheel
Let’s put aside the actual possibility of an all-electric future for the automobile industry, let’s assume it IS going to happen somewhere along the line. But can we see a future where we will not be griping about the lack of performance vehicles for the common folks?