Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Lease Deals

Why Lease a Hyundai Ioniq 6 N?

The Ioniq 6 N is what happens when the people who built the Ioniq 5 N are allowed to do it again to a saloon. Twin motors, all wheel drive, 609PS as standard and 650PS when you press the boost button, 0 to 62mph in 3.2 seconds and a 160mph top speed.

What makes it interesting rather than just fast is how much of it is real engineering. It has an electronic limited slip differential, stroke sensing adaptive dampers, 400mm front brake discs with four piston monobloc calipers, and a battery cooling system that pre-conditions the pack before you do anything serious with it. Hyundai has built a proper performance car here, not a fast trim level.

How Much Power Does the Ioniq 6 N Have?

Two numbers get quoted and they are not the same thing, so here is the distinction clearly.

So when you see 650PS on a spec sheet, that is the boosted figure and it runs for ten seconds. The car makes 609PS the rest of the time, which is hardly a hardship. Torque is 770Nm with N Grin Boost engaged. The motors split roughly 166kW front and 282kW rear in standard running, so the rear axle does most of the work, which is exactly how you would want it set up.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Battery, Range and Charging

The battery is 84kWh and the range is up to 302 miles. One honest note on that figure: Hyundai's European material calls it provisional, and Hyundai UK describes it as a maximum potential range rather than using the word WLTP, so treat it as the best case rather than a number you will see on a cold motorway with the boost button getting a workout.

On charging it runs a 400 volt and 800 volt multi charging system, and Hyundai quotes 10 to 80 per cent in about 18 minutes on a 350kW charger. We are not going to give you a peak kW figure, because Hyundai does not publish one for this car and the numbers circulating in the press are not theirs. The 18 minute figure is the one that actually tells you what a motorway stop looks like. If you want the same architecture in a family SUV, the Ioniq 5 and the seven seat Ioniq 9 are both 800 volt cars.

What Do the N Features Actually Do?

Hyundai gives everything an N prefix and it reads like marketing until you find out what the important ones do.

There is also N Active Sound+, which generates engine noise. You will either love it or turn it off in the first week, and both are reasonable.

Living With a Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Every Day

The boot is 371 litres, the front seats are buckets, the outer rear seats slide and the rear bench splits 60/40. As fast saloons go that is usable.

One thing we would rather be honest about, because it will annoy you in week one and nobody mentions it in the brochure. Auto Express, testing it in November 2025, called the turning circle "painfully poor" and said parking and tight manoeuvres are a chore. The same review flagged rear visibility and the half cage behind the boot getting in the way of long loads. None of that matters on a good road and all of it matters in a multi storey car park, so go and park one before you sign. If that sounds like a deal breaker, the standard Ioniq 6 is the same shape without the performance hardware.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Warranty, Safety and Company Car Tax

Hyundai's warranty is five years with unlimited mileage, the high voltage battery is covered for eight years or 100,000 miles, and the body carries twelve years of anti perforation cover. For a performance car that is a generous package.

On safety we are going to be precise rather than flattering. There is no Euro NCAP result for the Ioniq 6 N. The five star rating you will see quoted belongs to the standard Ioniq 6, specifically the 77.4kWh Long Range rear wheel drive version, published in November 2022 with 97 per cent for adult occupant protection. The cars share a great deal, but it is not the same car and we are not going to put the badge on this page as though it were.

Here is the part that makes this car make sense on a business lease. It is fully electric, so it sits in the lowest company car tax band, exactly like any other electric car. A 609PS saloon taxed like a small hatchback is an unusual proposition, and it is the reason cars like this end up on company schemes rather than private drives. Those bands change each tax year, so take the current figures from your accountant.

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