Hyundai is working on two further Ioniq electric models, the Ioniq 4 and Ioniq 7, according to a report by Carscoops.
The Ioniq 7 is expected to take the form of a mid-size electric SUV. It should use Hyundai's familiar 800-volt electrical architecture, a system the company has already employed in its electric-vehicle development.
The available information does not establish a launch timetable, market availability, pricing or detailed technical specifications for either model. The Ioniq 4's body style and position within the range have also not been detailed.
For drivers in Montenegro, the report is an early indication of Hyundai's continuing work on electric vehicles rather than a local sales announcement. Buyers considering an EV should wait for confirmed specifications, charging information and Montenegrin availability before making purchase decisions.