National Highways starts Hyundai IONIQ 9 trial
Richell Vehicle Conversions has fitted the cars with a dedicated 240Ah lithium auxiliary battery system, an emergency warning system, and additional lighting.

Hyundai Motor UK has supplied National Highways with four Hyundai IONIQ 9 electric vehicles (EVs), for a traffic officer vehicle trial.
Richell Vehicle Conversions fitted the cars with a dedicated 240Ah lithium auxiliary battery system, an emergency warning system, additional lighting, telematics, and a flip-up matrix board.
It also applied the National Highways livery, and engineered a bespoke load-carrying systems, housing the telematics, radio, and CCTV equipment.
Through the trial, National Highways will assess the IONIQ 9’s suitability as a traffic officer vehicle.
The IONIQ 9 has a 110.3kWh battery, for a range of 385 miles.
Ashley Andrew, president at Hyundai and Genesis UK, said: “This trial demonstrates IONIQ 9’s capability in demanding real-world roles, combining zero-emission performance, practicality and rapid charging to support National Highways’ vital work.”












