At the upcoming Munich Motor Show 2025 (also called the IAA Mobility Show 2025) in Munich, Germany, Hyundai is gearing up to showcase their latest electric vehicle and its roadmap for next-gen mobility solutions. The event will be held from 9 September to 14 September.Ahead of the global unveiling, Hyundai has posted the first images of their concept car — most likely the Ioniq 2. Let’s check it out.Likely the Ioniq 2Hyundai’s new concept car could go into production as a subcompact EV, expected to the named the Ioniq 2. However, there is no official confirmations as of now. Hyundai is expected to reveal more photos ahead of the unveiling, likely giving a teaser for the interiors as well.For now, they have revealed closeup shots of this new electric car, and it is eye-catching for sure.Design DetailsIf the eyes wander from the striking yellow color of the model, you will notice its smooth and curvy body paneling. The concept has mesh-pattern bumper intakes, likely for aerodynamic support and battery cooling. The sloping bonnet design, distinctive grooves and flared wheel arches are clearly noticeable in the images.While the lighting is not visible in the teaser images, a test mule spotted earlier (likely the Ioniq 2) was seen with sleek LED headlamps and DRLs. The test mule also has a gentle sloping roofline, something which is identifiable in the teaser images as well.At the rear, the roof connects flawlessly with the rear windshield. We can also see a very distinctive ducktail spoiler, giving it the unique Hyundai look. The rear bumper section has a mesh-pattern design, similar to the front. The LED lighting is also expected at the rear, though not visible here.More details are expected to emerge when Hyundai releases more teasers in the coming days.Hyundai Ioniq 2Positioned as an affordable, compact EV, the Ioniq 2 will take on rivals such as the Renault 4, the upcoming Kia EV2, and the Skoda Epiq in international markets.The Ioniq 2 is expected to be a Hyundai Bayon-sized model, slightly bigger than the i20 hatchback , giving it an edge in the small SUV segment. This upcoming electric vehicle will play a crucial role in Hyundai’s EV expansion, slotting between the entry-level Hyundai Inster EV and the Kona Electric in the brand’s global line-up.Hyundai Ioniq 2 Powertrain and RangeThe Ioniq 2 will be underpinned by Hyundai’s scalable E-GMP platform , which forms the foundation for several Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis EVs. Reports suggest that it will share its battery pack and motors with the Kia EV3, meaning two battery options could be available:58.3kWh battery with a WLTP range of around 430 km81.4kWh battery with a WLTP range of up to 600 kmBoth variants are expected to be powered by a 204hp, 283Nm front-mounted electric motor , ensuring a strong balance of performance and efficiency for urban and highway driving.Hyundai Ioniq 2 Positioning and Launch TimelineThe Hyundai Ioniq 2 will be positioned between the Inster compact EV and the Kona Electric in Hyundai’s global portfolio. With this placement, Hyundai aims to strengthen its offerings in the competitive sub-compact and compact EV market.The global launch of the Hyundai Ioniq 2 is expected in Q3 2026 , with pricing details likely to be revealed closer to its market debut. While Hyundai has not yet confirmed an India launch , the growing demand for affordable EVs makes the Ioniq 2 a strong candidate for the future. Given the popularity of the Hyundai i20, the Ioniq 2 could prove to be the edge that puts Hyundai ahead of the game in India.What’s Next for Hyundai EVs?Alongside the Ioniq 2, Hyundai is also preparing to launch the Inster EV in 2026 in India , which will serve as the brand’s entry-level EV. Together, the Inster, Ioniq 2, and Kona Electric will give Hyundai one of the most comprehensive electric vehicle line-ups across different price points and segments.