Hyundai Elexio: The Chinese-SUV That’s Taking on Australia!

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Introduction to the Elexio

Get ready, Australia! Hyundai is all set to launch its first electric SUV, the Elexio, specifically designed for the refined tastes of Chinese consumers. After being spotted elegantly gliding on a carrier in Melbourne, this midsize electric wonder is preparing to charm the Land Down Under.

The Hyundai Elexio electric SUV (Source: Beijing Hyundai)

Hyundai’s Masterpiece for a Global Stage

Although the Elexio was custom-tailored for China by Beijing-Hyundai, it seems that the rest of the world might just be the new playground for this electric SUV. Don Romano, Hyundai Australia’s CEO, hinted that this promising vehicle is under evaluation for an Australian debut. And guess what? Hyundai confirmed the excitement! Come early 2026, expect Elexio to dazzle Aussie roads.

Hyundai Elexio electric SUV interior (Source: Beijing Hyundai)

Specifications that Shine

Powered by an 88.1 kWh battery, the Elexio offers a staggering range of up to 450 miles (722 km) — proving that long drives are still enjoyable in an electric vehicle! It features Hyundai’s cutting-edge e-GMP platform and boasts both single and dual-motor (AWD) options, making it a great addition to your eco-friendly aspirations. Add in a stunning tech-filled interior, complete with Huawei’s advanced driver-assistance systems and a jaw-dropping 27″ 4k widescreen display, and you’ve got yourself a captivating ride.

While its exact pricing is still cloaked in mystery, the Elexio is expected to be a more wallet-friendly alternative to the ioniq 5, starting around $76,200 AUD. Can you sense the anticipation? This savvy SUV is primed to take on the likes of the Tesla Model Y and Geely Ex5 with flair!

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