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Ioniq 5 2026

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Trim Sel Awd
Variant Long Range
Generation Ne
Body Style Compact Crossover Suv
Vehicle Type Ev
Model Year 2026
Fuel Electric
Transmission Single-Speed Reduction Gear
Drive Type Awd
Engine Dual Motor AWD
Starting from
$46,499 – $47,950

Dealer: $45,499

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Vehicle Overview

Award-winning EV with ultra-fast 800V charging, distinctive pixel-inspired design, and one of the most spacious cabins in the compact crossover class.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 remains a segment standout with its retro-futuristic design, 800V charging architecture, and one of the most spacious and lounge-like cabins in the compact EV crossover class.

Ratings

4.7 Expert Rating
1,240 Community Reviews
278,490 Views

Category Scores

Performance 8.5
Comfort 9.0
Safety 9.2
Fuel Economy 9.5
Technology 8.8
Maintenance 8.0
Reliability 8.3
Interior 9.4
Exterior 9.6
Value 9.0

Specifications

Charging

800V architecture Yes
10-80% DC Approx. 18 minutes (350 kW charger)
AC charging 11 kW onboard
Plug type NACS (with CCS adapter compatibility)

Battery

Battery capacity 77.4 kWh (usable)
Battery type Lithium-ion
Warranty 10 years / 100,000 miles

Dimensions

Length 182.5 in
Width 74.4 in
Height 63.0 in
Wheelbase 118.1 in
Cargo volume 27.2 cu ft (behind 2nd row)

Safety

NHTSA rating 5 stars
IIHS Top Safety Pick+
Driver assists Hyundai SmartSense

Engine & Performance

EngineDual Motor AWD
Horsepower320 hp
Torque446 lb-ft
Fuel TypeElectric
TransmissionSingle-speed reduction gear
Drive TypeAWD
Mileage117 MPGe combined (AWD)
Acceleration5.0 sec (0-60 mph)
Top Speed115 mph
Emissions0 g/mi
Battery77.4 kWh (usable)
Charging350 kW DC peak (10-80% in approx. 18 min)
Range (EV)260 miles EPA (AWD Long Range)

Fuel Economy

Fuel TypeElectric
Mileage117 MPGe combined (AWD)
Emissions0 g/mi
Battery77.4 kWh (usable)
Charging350 kW DC peak (10-80% in approx. 18 min)
Range (EV)260 miles EPA (AWD Long Range)

Safety

  • Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist
  • Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist
  • Highway Driving Assist 2

Technology

  • 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
  • 12.3-inch touchscreen navigation
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Digital Key 2 Touch

Ownership

  • Heated front seats
  • Power driver seat
  • Dual-zone automatic climate control

Install Level 2 home charging if possible. Use DC fast charging primarily for road trips to preserve battery health. Keep software updated through dealer or OTA when available.

Expert Review

By FindEdition Auto Team

4.7 / 10 expert score

Overview

Hyundai Ioniq 5 remains a segment standout with its retro-futuristic design, 800V charging architecture, and one of the most spacious and lounge-like cabins in the compact EV crossover class.

Driving Experience

Smooth, quiet, and quick off the line. Not a sports EV, but composed and confident in daily use, city traffic, and highway cruising.

Charging & Range

800V architecture enables ultra-fast DC charging on compatible networks. Real-world range is competitive, though winter temperatures and sustained highway speeds can reduce EPA figures.

Pros

  • Ultra-fast 800V DC charging
  • Distinctive retro-futuristic design
  • Spacious lounge-style interior
  • Strong standard safety tech
  • Smooth and quiet ride

Cons

  • Ride can feel floaty on some roads
  • No frunk on all trims
  • Infotainment learning curve for some users
  • Real-world highway range below EPA in winter

Verdict

Best EV for design-conscious buyers who prioritize ultra-fast 800V charging, cabin space, and everyday comfort over sporty handling.

Pricing Intelligence

MSRP $47,950
Current $46,499
Dealer $45,499
Invoice $44,700
Offer $45,999
Discount1951
Finance2.9% APR for 60 months (qualified buyers, region dependent)
Lease$399/mo for 36 months, $4,999 due at signing (market dependent)
TaxesVaries by state and locality

Product Intelligence

Buying Recommendation

SEL AWD balances range, performance, and value. Choose Limited for maximum luxury content. Compare lease vs finance — EV leases often benefit from tax credits passed through lessors.

Ownership Cost

Install Level 2 home charging if possible. Use DC fast charging primarily for road trips to preserve battery health. Keep software updated through dealer or OTA when available.

Charging

350 kW DC peak (10-80% in approx. 18 min)

Alternatives

SEL AWD balances range, performance, and value. Choose Limited for maximum luxury content. Compare lease vs finance — EV leases often benefit from tax credits passed through lessors.

  • vs Tesla Model Y Ioniq 5 wins on charging speed and interior design; Model Y wins on Supercharger network breadth and software ecosystem.
  • vs Kia EV6 shared E-GMP platform; EV6 is sportier, Ioniq 5 is more lounge-focused.

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Compare & Alternatives

For higher ratings in the Hyundai lineup, consider the Hyundai Tucson (8.9/10). A more affordable option is the Honda Accord.

Better Alternatives

Hyundai Tucson 8.9/10 Hyundai Ioniq 6 8.8/10 Hyundai Santa Fe 8.5/10 Hyundai N Vision 74 4.9/10

Cheaper Options

Honda Accord $40,690 Honda CR-V $42,550 Volkswagen Golf GTI $39,080 Hyundai Tucson $42,075

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