Hyundai Motor Delivers Ioniq 5 Official Vehicle to Embassy of Indonesia in Korea

Ioniq 5

[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Hyundai Motor Company announced on the 15th that it held a handover ceremony for the Ioniq 5 at the Embassy of Indonesia in Korea.

The event was attended by Umar Hadi, Ambassador of Indonesia to Korea, Changbeom Kim, Hyundai Motor Advisor (former Ambassador of Korea to Indonesia), Kyungsoo Kim, Hyundai Motor Executive Director, and other key officials.

Indonesia has recently been strongly promoting the expansion of electric vehicle adoption and the development of electric vehicle-related industries at the government level. In line with this, the Embassy of Indonesia in Korea decided earlier this year to replace its official vehicles with electric cars, aiming for a ‘Green Transformation’ for a sustainable society.

With the introduction of the Ioniq 5, the Embassy of Indonesia in Korea became the first Indonesian overseas embassy to adopt electric vehicles.

The Ioniq 5 introduced at the Indonesian Embassy is the first vehicle to apply Hyundai Motor Group’s dedicated electric vehicle platform E-GMP (Electric-Global Modular Platform), featuring outstanding design and driving performance.

(From left) Kim Kyung-soo, Executive Director at Hyundai Motor Company; Kim Chang-beom, Advisor at Hyundai Motor Company; Umar Hadi, Ambassador of Indonesia to Korea; Zelda Wulan Kartika, Deputy Ambassador of Indonesia to Korea. (Photo by Hyundai Motor Company)

Designed with a unique exterior and spacious interior, it enhances space utilization for both the driver and passengers, and can travel up to 429 km on a single charge (Long Range 2WD model, 19-inch wheels, without built-in cam).

With a 350KW ultra-fast charger, the battery can be charged from 10% to 80% within 18 minutes, and a 5-minute charge allows for a maximum driving range of approximately 100 km.

A Hyundai Motor official stated, “Starting with the Embassy of Indonesia in Korea, we hope that electric vehicles including the Ioniq 5 will be utilized in more foreign missions in Korea,” adding, “We will continue to accelerate the development of eco-friendly mobility for a sustainable future.”

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