This Hyundai Ioniq 6 (might) outsell a Tesla Model 3. 😳

[imfat]

"Yo you got a portable charger?"
"Yeah, I gotchu"

[hshdss]

damn actual physical knobs and buttons? im sold

[gymusen]

The rear spoiler gives it a good "Retro 911" style, I really like it

Edit: I found out that the name of this type of spoiler is called, it's a whale tail

[Mikehunt]

Got an ioniq 5. Love in Boston. Only lost 20 miles of range when it’s cold. That’s nothing compared to competition. Love this thing

[Narwhal]

"look how much space I have"
*Hits head on roof*

[alc]

Hyundai. What a change. Someone needs to do a documentary on the turn around they went through its crazy

[rastwet]

This guy can finish reviewing a whole car while de muro is saying: This is the….

[huryphe]

If I had the money, I’d pick this over a model 3. Not only it looks better inside and outside but physical buttons in a 2025 car is absolutely perfect.

[Chinomanmanman]

“Look how much space I have in the back”
Forrest’s body: C

[LilBunny]

hyundai killing it this year, the fact that there's a flap to allow cooling😃

[Aviationfan]

Some reason when I look at the rear, it kinda reminds me of the old porsche 911s. Especially the big spoiler

[dwade]

"Looks how much space I have in the back"
*barely fits in the back*

[jessevarela]

We finally got to see the camera man. Or at least a few fingers. 🤣

[mathewmillhouse]

Hyundai and kia out here killin it lately

[AKTechIT]

"Look how much space it has" -as he almost hits his head in the rear

[wilfredocaban]

Bro really loves his heated and ventilated seats .

[fuzzybear]

Look how much space I have in the back while hunched over more than Quasimodo 😂😂

[taterkaze]

"tesla numbers with better build quality" - I felt that.

[fletchersloan]

“Look how much space I have in the back”
As he has to bend his head to fit

[attlas]

Have had mine since November and I gotta say I've been very impressed, I was concerned about the winter months but when the heat pump system these come with the range loss was not severe (had to charge a little bit more but not a big deal) have taken it on a 600 mile road trip and it was a breeze and usually had above estimated range by the time I got to my charging locations.

Overall it's been a really good car, probably best I've owned so far, the capabilities and charging speeds are certainly a step in the right direction but with how quickly these cars have advanced in the pass 10 years I'm eager to see what they are like in the future.

Edit: In context with some comments, having an EV has really not been much different than any other vehicle I've had, and generally they work in most places for day to day driving, if you're some one who frequently takes long road trips, a gas or hybrid would be a better choice, albeit road trips are completely doable in an EV, cross country even, I've taken mine on some, yes, charging takes longer than filling a gas tank, even with a DC fast charger, but having one had actually changed my perspective on quite a number of things.

It's made me a better planner, and one thing that surprised me is it made me a much more patient person, my first handful of times charging I was like "wow I would have been done already at a gas station", but after a while, I really started not minding, if anything it made me realize how big of a rush we all live in, some times when I'm charging I'll find myself talking to other people at the stations, talking about their cars or where there from, actually met some one I talk to on a somewhat regular basis which is really cool.

But seriously, really made me take a much more scenic route of life that I had not really noticed before, but heck maybe this is just me, but if you feel like an EV will work for your lifestyle, go for it!