Hyundai is working on additional models for its Ioniq electric-vehicle line, with reports pointing to an Ioniq 4 and an Ioniq 7. The development would expand the manufacturer's battery-electric range beyond its current naming structure.
The Ioniq 7 is described as a mid-size electric SUV and is expected to use Hyundai's familiar 800-volt electrical architecture. That system is designed for high-voltage EV operation and is already a recognised part of the company's electric-car engineering approach.
According to Carscoops' report on the Ioniq 4 and Ioniq 7, both vehicles are under development. Hyundai has not confirmed further technical details in the information available, so specifications, launch timing and market availability remain unclear.
For drivers in Lithuania, the key practical question will be whether future Hyundai models support convenient rapid charging on longer regional journeys. An 800-volt system could be relevant for motorists who rely on public fast-charging stops when travelling between cities or across the Baltic region, but charging performance will depend on the final vehicle and compatible infrastructure.