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Buyer verdict
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 presents a solid choice for buyers interested in a compact SUV with electric power. It combines modern aesthetics with practical features, making it a compelling option for environmentally conscious drivers who value design and technology.
The shape of the ladder in under a minute — where the price and efficiency bands land.
MSRP band
$55,499 — $63,499
Fuel band
0.0 L/100 km — 0.0 L/100 km
Cheapest entry
Preferred Long Range
$55,499
Feature routes
2 active
Requirement-led pages that qualify this model
A quick table for the trims most shoppers will compare first.
| Trim | Best for | Starting MSRP | Fuel | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preferred Long RangeRWD | Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 168kW Electric motor; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system; Shift-by-Wire gear selector | $55,499Base trim | 0.0 L/100 km | Entry |
| Preferred Long Range AWDAWD | Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 74kW + 165kW Electric motors; All Wheel Drive dual motors; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system | $57,499+$2,000 | 0.0 L/100 km | Small step |
| Preferred Long Range AWD with Ultimate packageAWD | Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 74kW + 165kW Electric motors; All Wheel Drive dual motors; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system | $63,499+$8,000 | 0.0 L/100 km | Upgrade |
Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 168kW Electric motor; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system; Shift-by-Wire gear selector
$55,499
Base trim
Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 74kW + 165kW Electric motors; All Wheel Drive dual motors; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system
$57,499
+$2,000
Hyundai features: 84.0kWh Lithium-ion high-voltage battery; 74kW + 165kW Electric motors; All Wheel Drive dual motors; NACS Charge Port with CCS Adapters; Ultra fast charging system (up to 800V/350 kW); Heat pump, battery thermal management, and preconditioning system
$63,499
+$8,000
| Feature | Preferred Long Range | Preferred Long Range AWD | Preferred Long Range AWD with Ultimate package |
|---|---|---|---|
All-wheel drive | — | ✓ | — |
Hybrid powertrain | — | ✓ | — |
Heated front seats | — | — | — |
Heated steering wheel | — | — | — |
Ventilated front seats | — | — | — |
Wireless Apple CarPlay | ✓ | — | — |
Wireless Android Auto | — | — | ✓ |
360-degree camera | — | — | — |
Power liftgate | — | — | — |
Panoramic roof | — | — | — |
Head-up display | — | — | — |
What is the estimated range of the IONIQ 5?
The IONIQ 5 offers a competitive range suitable for most daily commutes and road trips, though specific figures depend on driving conditions and habits.
Does the IONIQ 5 support fast charging?
Yes, the IONIQ 5 supports fast charging, allowing you to recharge quickly at compatible stations.
What are the key safety features?
The IONIQ 5 includes standard safety features such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automatic emergency braking.