Like many other new hybrid models, the Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid comes redesigned for this year. The new Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid is a four-door vehicle offering a seating capacity of five people. Both rows have well-padded seats and feature a decent amount of legroom and headroom for six-foot adults to stretch out comfortably during long trips. The outward visibility is also great in both rows. You can easily come up with a child car seat using the LATCH connectors and a tether anchor in the second row.

At the center of the dashboard, you will get an 8-inch touchscreen. The upper trims get a prominent 10-inch touchscreen. The Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid's 8-inch touchscreen is responsive to inputs and features various apps, such as Apple CarPlay, USB ports, and Android Auto. A wireless device charging pad is also standard in the interior. It is a convenient tech element that uses magnetic inductions to charge your phone instead of having to plug it in.

Behind the rear seats, there is cargo space measuring 26 cubic feet, which is adequate room to accommodate suitcases and carry-on bags. Cloth seat trim, manually adjustable front seats, and an audio system with several speakers are standard. Also, there is an option of getting upgraded features like power adjustments, leather seats, and heated surfaces, which come in one package. Ambient interior lighting, front and rear cupholders, floor covering, a locking glove box, a seatback storage pocket, and a front center armrest are also featured.

The new Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid is no stranger to safety features. It offers several standard safety features to keep you and your passengers out of harm's way. It comes standard with forward collision mitigation that uses the sensing equipment mounted on the exterior to scan the road ahead for any obstacles on the vehicle's path. The tech works well with automatic emergency braking that slows down the car instinctively in case of an oncoming collision. Pedestrian detection is also standard, along with the driver attention monitor and a backup camera, which is beneficial when reversing, mainly in crowded places. Optional safety features include rear cross-traffic alert, front and rear parking sensors, lane centering, and blind-spot monitoring.