The Hyundai Ioniq 5, on sale in India since 2023 as the Korean manufacturer’s flagship electric offering, has received a facelift priced at Rs 55.70 lakh. It gets a larger battery pack and introduces new exterior and interior design elements for a more modern look. Here’s everything that has changed in the new Ioniq 5 compared to the previous model. Hyundai Ioniq 5 new vs old: Exterior design Redesigned front bumper and ‘V-garnish’ lighting The front bumper has repositioned active air flaps finished in black. The silver finish surrounding the air dam remains, but the patterned silver trim above it is now thinner. The V-garnish lighting element underneath the grille has also been redesigned, says Hyundai. The Ioniq 5 sports the same dual-pod pixel-shaped LED headlights with U-shaped LED daytime running lamps (DRLs) as the earlier model. Other elements, including the blanked-off grille and the sloping bonnet with a Hyundai logo, have also been retained. New alloy wheel design is the only change in profile Except for a new design for the 20-inch aerodynamic alloy wheels, everything else in the profile, including the silver trim on the beltline and flush-type door handles, is unchanged. The rear bumper and roof-mounted spoiler have a new design Like the front bumper, the rear bumper has also been redesigned with repositioned reflectors and a reverse light. The roof-mounted spoiler also has a new design. However, the tail-lights with pixel-shaped lighting elements and rectangular signature have been carried over. Hyundai Ioniq 5 new vs old: Interior and features New all-black cabin features a 3-spoke steering wheel The facelifted Ioniq 5 features an all-black interior, which will be easier to maintain than the older model’s grey-and-off-white cabin that was prone to visible stains and dirt. The dashboard is the same as before, with the same-sized 12.3-inch