Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Sheds Camo To Expose Far More Aggressive Bodywork

We're getting closer and closer to the reveal of theHyundai Ioniq 5 Nat this month's Goodwood Festival of Speed, and we now have a fresh selection of spy shots that reveal a little more of its aggressive bodywork. In case you forgot, this is the car that will rewrite the performance rulebook for the Korean automaker, with reports suggesting an output of around 600 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of about 3.4 seconds.

Lastteased by the automaker at the Nurburgring, the Ioniq 5 N has, this time, been captured with less camo covering its bumpers and roof. In front, we can see a far more aggressive bumper treatment with all manner of gaping intakes and angular cut-outs, along with a more prominent splitter. Besides the familiar rectangular-shaped daytime running lights, it makes the regular Ioniq 5 look much tamer.

The camo that has been stripped from the roof and flush-fitting door handles confirm that therally-inspired Ioniq 5 Nwill be available in the signature Performance Blue paintwork that is also available on theElantra N. We expect that the latter's red striping on lower parts of the body will also find its way onto the Ioniq 5 N.

A seriously sporty wheel design is used on this test mule, and the design looks good enough to be offered on the production model. The wheels are wrapped in low-profile rubber, and we can also see brake calipers that are, unusually, only finished in bright red at the back, not in front. Perhaps the engineers were testing various calipers.

Additional vents have been placed just ahead of the rear wheels, and the rear of the Ioniq 5 N seems to have a large roof-mounted spoiler with an unusual dipped section in the middle.