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The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has been named 'New Zealand's Car of the Year' by the New Zealand Motoring Guild. Photo: Supplied

To mark our new partnership with Hyundai on Newsroom's Sustainable Future section, Newsroom is launching a competition series giving readers the opportunity to drive a Hyundai electric vehicle for a month. Click here to enter.

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This year Newsroom, in partnership with Hyundai, will run a series of three competitions giving readers the opportunity to win the use of a Hyundai Electric or Hybrid Vehicle for a month.

Today we're kicking it off with the chance to get behind the wheel of a Hyundai IONIQ 5, recently named 'New Zealand's Car of the Year' by the New Zealand Motoring Writers' Guild.

The Hyundai IONIQ 5. Photo: Supplied

Guild president Richard Edwards says "it's an all-around intriguing car before you consider its exceptional all-electric drivetrain.

"It is truly mould-breaking, without sacrificing efficiency, practicality or attractiveness.

“The IONIQ 5’s eco-friendly interior, coupled with zero emissions, demonstrates Hyundai’s commitment towards leading the way in sustainable motoring,” adds Hyundai New Zealand General Manager, Chris Blair.

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