Welcome to the future of autonomous electromobility.

Self-driving cars used to be the kind of thing we only saw in sci-fi movies – but not anymore. Now we can look forward to riding in self-driving IONIQ 5-based robotaxis in cities around the world – starting in Las Vegas in 2023.

  1. Front view of the IONIQ 5 robotaxi driving over a city bridge at night.

    Innovation starts from very human things.

    While the tech is impressive, it’s the robotaxi’s humanistic qualities that leave a lasting impression – with the best of human nature at its core.
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    Combining safety and e-mobility.

    Mixing autonomy and electrification, IONIQ 5 robotaxi aims to embody the human-centric attributes of safety.
  3. The all-electric Hyundai IONIQ 5 in silver pictured from the front.

    Built on IONIQ 5.

    Sit back and relax, the robotaxi has all the comfort and cutting-edge features of the award-winning all-electric IONIQ 5.

    Safety

    Bringing the best driver behaviours to self-driving.

    The all-electric IONIQ 5-based robotaxi is an SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) Level 4 autonomous vehicle that can safely operate without a driver. To make the robotaxi a reality, Hyundai partnered with Motional, a pioneer and leader in driverless technology to equip the award-winning IONIQ 5 with an array of hardware and software to ensure safe and secure driverless operation.

    More about Hyundai innovations.

    1. Korean National Para-archer Jun-boem Park competing with wearable robotics from Hyundai.

      Service robotics.

      Smart city information and vision.

    2. Hyundai PnD modules for service mobility in front of a hotel.

      Wearable robotics.

      Technology to support humans.

    3. The Boston Dynamics Spot robot walking through a hallway.

      Boston Dynamics partnership.

      Our robotics value chain.

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