Hyundai has updated its Ioniq 5 electric hatchback for 2024, with updated styling, a longer range and revised specification.
The car is priced from £39,900 with a 63kWh battery or from £43,400 with an 84kWh unit.
Cars with the smaller battery are known as 'Standard Range'. They use a 170PS electric motor and have a range of 273 miles (WLTP).
The 84kWh battery ('Long Range') is available with a single (RWD) motor that produces 228PS and has a range of up to 354 miles - the best available - or with a twin motor (AWD) arrangement. The latter produces 325PS and has a maximum range of 311 miles.
Along with the new battery, the updated Ioniq 5 has revised exterior styling and a refreshed trim line-up.
Adding to the previous trim options – Premium and Ultimate – the new Advance trim serves as an entry-level grade, while the N Line and N Line S specifications offer high trim levels with an Ioniq 5 N inspired sporty aesthetic.
The Ioniq 5 utilises a battery heating system with pre-conditioning and heat pump, which now comes as standard across all trims, supporting better efficiency. With 800V charging, combined with a 350kW ultra-rapid charger compatibility, a 10-80% charge can be achieved in as little as 18 minutes.
The Advance grade comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, power folding door mirrors, cloth seat trim, heated front seats and steering wheel, driver’s seat electric lumbar support, rear view monitor with dynamic parking guidance and keyless entry.
There's also dual 12.3-inch displays, with touchscreen satellite navigation and media centre that includes wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Premium includes auto-dimming rear view mirror, Blind Spot Collision Avoidance Assist (BCA), Forward Collision Avoidance Assist 2.0 (FCA 2.0) Highway Drive Assist level 2.0, rear door blinds, smart electric tailgate with hands free opening function, wireless phone charger, ambient interior lighting, cloth and leather seat trim and electric front seat adjustments.
The N Line specification features 20-inch N design alloy wheels, N body styling, auto flush door handles, privacy glass and cloth and leather sport seats.
The Ultimate trim level includes digital rear view mirror, Head Up Display, Bose Premium Audio speaker system, leather seat trim, ventilated front seats and heated outer rear seats with easy remote folding.
The optional Tech Pack adds remote smart park assist, Parking Collision Avoidance Assist - Reverse (PCA-R), Surround View Monitor (SVM) and Blind Spot View Monitor (BVM).
N Line S combines the features of Ultimate and the Tech Pack with the sportier N Line aesthetic.
2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 pricing:
|
Model |
Recommended OTR |
|
Advance Standard Range 63kWh |
£39,900 |
|
Advance Long Range 84kWh RWD |
£43,400 |
|
Premium Standard Range 63kWh |
£42,400 |
|
Premium Long Range 84kWh RWD |
£45,900 |
|
N Line Long Range 84kWh RWD |
£47,400 |
|
N Line Long Range 84kWh AWD |
£50,900 |
|
Ultimate Long Range 84kWh RWD |
£49,400 |
|
Ultimate Long Range 84kWh AWD |
£52,900 |
|
N Line S Long Range 84kWh RWD |
£52,400 |
|
N Line S Long Range 84kWh AWD |
£55,900 |
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