Hyundai just announced a new EV that looks like a less dorky Cybertruck, and it’s a lot more practical than Tesla’s upcoming two-seat Cybercab. The Korean automaker unveiled the IONIQ V today at the 2026 Beijing Auto Show. The new EV, with a distinctive single-curve silhouette, is part of Hyundai’s push to revive its EV business in China. It’s the first model from Hyundai’s IONIQ EV lineup available in China, as well as the first dedicated IONIQ production vehicle built specifically for the Chinese market. The car arrives as Hyundai’s sales in China have struggled amid intense local competition. In 2024, the company sold just 125,726 vehicles in the country. Meanwhile, BYD cemented its dominance, becoming the world’s largest EV seller after delivering more than 2 million electric vehicles globally that same year. “China is an essential market for Hyundai Motor Company.…