Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review | The Best Electric Car?

This is the Ioniq 5 from Hyundai.

This fully electric CUV is Hyundai's first BEV, and we got to take it on an extensive road trip.

Join us as we take a closer look at what makes this car stand out.

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[PlanetautoUK]

Hello all - please bear in mind that this review was filmed last year, so the prices are now as follows: Premium Trim = £43, 445.00 Ultimate Trim = £49, 945.00 Namsan Edition = £54, 445.00 Thank you, and enjoy.

[Ambienfinity]

I've got the original Ioniq, and it's a great car, but they've progressed so quickly. Amazing thing.

[HBGP-]

I have a 2024 Ioniq 5 and am waiting for the delivery of a 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance.

Tesla and Hyundai (and Kia) are leading the way in the electric vehicle era.

Personally, I hope that under the leadership of these two companies, manufacturers from countries like Germany, Japan, and China will rapidly develop, enabling more people to purchase electric vehicles at prices comparable to conventional internal combustion vehicles.

While driving an electric vehicle certainly saves on fuel costs, the high price of the car and increased insurance premiums offset the savings from fuel.

[R-]

‘That’s a lot of money for the car’ - there, fixed that for you!

[bullit]

It sacrifices so much rear cargo space in the boot due to the sloping roofline. You can put the rear seats down but that’s not convenient.

[gerry]

The LCD dash looks like two old style tablets stuck on side by side

[stuarthiggs]

So for the decent trim ultimate its 50 grand come on get real save yourselves 15 to 20 grand on a full hybrid five mins to fill up 500 miles stop falling for this electric con oh and don't forget once you've spent your 50 grand still got to buy a home charger thats a grand even more if your house electrics can't take one

[blockhead]

I would wait a few years before buying one to let the dealer network come up to speed on maintaining them.

I’ve had my two month old ioniq in at a dealer for a warranty issue for almost a month now with still no sign of getting it back anytime soon.

I expressed concern to Hyundai head office before dropping it off about the dealers ability to fix it and they told me that they were a blue star highly trained EV dealer.

Shame because the car seemed pretty good but if it’s a month plus whenever something goes wrong why would you buy it?

[craigyboy]

Ben, would you pick an awd ultimate or a Mustang Mach e select tech pack? I know the ioniq is faster but the Mustang took to twisty b roads better. I can’t make my mind up!