N Launch Control
This is an N Launch Control Indicator symbol. The symbol is seen when N Launch is chosen. It provides maximum acceleration when the vehicle is at a complete stop, which truthfully sounds like what any vehicle does when its accelerator is floored.
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However, N Launch is a special case from Hyundai in their high-performance, N-branded Ionic 5 and 6 model EVs. When N Launch is selected and in use, the brake and accelerator pedals are fully depressed. The car is “launched” when the brake pedal is released. N Launch is cancelled when the accelerator is released.
For the record, the “N” stands for Namyang, South Korea, which is home to Hyundai‘s global research and development center.
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