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HYUNDAI IONIQ FROM $35,140

Electric drivetrain technology has progressed to the point where 200km and beyond is now an achievable range, so if you live in a capital city, an electric car is certainly a viable option as your daily driver.

Hyundai’s Ioniq is a three-model line-up that includes a pure electric variant, with a claimed range of up to 311km, and a Toyota Prius-style petrol/electric hybrid, where the electric motor’s main function

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