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@Garrett Yarbrough 95 f with 37% humidity right now here outside Dayton Oregon. Going to be a warm day. Clear skies for the most part with a few thin clouds once in a while.
Super confused Scotty. You’ve railed on Hyundai AND railed on EVs in countless videos. Now this. Yhis car is both. How many times have you said “Hyundais are TOTAL CRAP.” This car barely made it to your house due to the range issues with AC on. And 53k for all that trouble? And no Scotty rampage about it? You are confusing the crap out of your viewers. Still love the channel though.
I bought this car in the top trim and road tripped it from Blaine WA to Key West FL and back. It was the best road trip ever. What a great car, I'm keeping it forever.
mine (awd) works like a dream, I can drift it, make 0 to 60 in 5 seconds, go every where for a penny, sleep in on road trip, supply almost anything in electricity. is smooth is fast, is awesome
Personally, I like the retro 80s hatch look of this vs. the Kia EV6. That said Scotty best advice here is to wait for prices to come down. The point about commuting and charging is also important because if you can charge at home range and charging time only matters on road trips. Also, a point about price, I just saw a Jeep commercial, $60k+ for a Grand Cherokee and over $80k for a Wagoneer. Prices in general are insane, but people are still buying.
moved to ioniq 5 after Mercedes 2 motor 5 seconds to 100 km. comfort E class Mercedes 21 years old. insanely happy. saving on an electric car is not important .. it's just nice to drive a square weighing 2300 kg. I recommend to everyone !!! tried a lot of trains. ioniq is the best.
A lot of the things Scotty liked in the Hyundai like a screen in front of you along with buttons and dials are most likely a huge selling point for consumers who don't want a giant screen in the center like on a Tesla.
I really love your approach to electric cars. It seems like people are so divided when in reality there are perfectly valid pros and cons and you are very fair in your judgment. Great to see :)
For EVs, you need to put ceramic window tinting to help cut UV and IR rays into the car - this will help the AC from having to work so hard. This is especially true when the car has to sit outside not running for a while. The tinting does not have to be a dark tint, a 5% tint works as long as it is made to reduce UV and IR.
I own a Hyundai ioniq hybrid and it is a FANTASTIC car. 55-60mpg at 70mph is what I get. I look forward to getting an All electric Hyundai when they get cheaper and with better range.
I'm so happy that he made a review of the Ioniq 5 since i ordered one myself (and have yet to receive it). Plus, i like hearing Scotty's reviews/critics. So thank you very much for this video man.
@@HazardSports thanks, i'm a little worried since i just got the news my 2022 Ioniq 5 got changed for the 2023. There's a few changes like the increase in the battery perfomance. The rear Camera. But the side sensors were decreased from 2.0 to 1.5 due to pandemic issues and the changes are a little bothersome.
There s no problem with ev cars.its the 20 years behind on power grid and charging stations.Policy makers want everyone on road in 10 years .cart before the horse
Our 2021 Hyundai Kona EV Ultimate gets 300 mile range, even though it was advertised at 258. We charge it at home 99% of the time. Last year we paid $10k total for a 3year/36k mile lease, including taxes, registration etc., with no trade. If we buy it at lease end, it's $23k more. Ours has a rear wiper. They also provide 1k miles of free charging at Electrify America charging stations and a 10 year/100k mile warranty on the battery and motor. It's very quick.
@@codezalo5773 I like the look of the I6 and it seems like they've made some advancements over the I5. I still prefer the crossover size. Miles per kilowatt hour vary a lot based on environment. Cold weather and EVs don't mix at all, but I'm down here in Texas. It only reaches the 30s and below for a few weeks out of the year tops. If I was back up in the mid-Atlantic where I'm from, I'd have some really rough mornings. However, there are more public fast chargers there than here. I have a 150 mile roundtrip drive to my office. Right now (May), if I charge to 100%, I get back home with about 42%. In the winter, I'd come back home in the teens.
@@greatstoneplanet sheesh ya that's some good insight, appreciate you, I live in CA actually. Ioniq seems to be the play for the range regardless of the 5 or 6. Thanks !
I bought my 2017 Chevy Bolt 3 years ago for 22k. Best car I've ever owned. It's sitting on 60k miles with almost no battery degradation and I've NEVER had to take it in for maintenance. The only thing I've had to replace so far are the windshield wipers. Because of the regen the car has it doesn't use up the breaks like normal cars. It's also nice to charge in my apartment's garage for free and not spend a single dime to drive everyday.
I bought one a month ago. I have have two porsches, and have owned a Mercedes’ s class, Audis, Chryslers, and everything else. But this is my favorite car ever. It handles well, is reasonably fast, super quiet, roomy and smooth riding.looks nice too. As to charging, it charges overnight at home for my relatively long drive to work. On very long drives these days, just a little planning is needed. It is a joy to pass the gas stations. FYI I paid sticker for an SE. just have to look.
800v platform, best you can get with an EV. Tesla sucks even tho i like their ideas but their cars damn...... awful quality but thats with all brand new car manufactorers. Lucid Air? amazing car... crap quality.
Ioniq5 AWD Limited owner here. My first EV and best car I've ever had. This vehicle is built on Hyundai's new from the ground up EGMP platform. It's an 800 volt system which is quite rare and unheard of for this price range. This means it can be charged extremely quickly. Not to mention the performance of the platform is capable of approximately 600 HP. My particular car has 320HP and 446LBs of torque which is good enough for 0-60 in less than 5 seconds. Some have hit it in as little as 4.5 seconds. Soon Hyundai will reveal the N version of this vehicle which will hit 0-60 in less than 3.5 seconds.
Spot on. SEL AWD owner here and it's a great car to drive. I was shocked at myself. 2 years ago, if you asked me if I'd pay nearly 60k for a hyundai, i would have laughed. Fastforward to 2022... it's probably the only EV worth the money at this time.
I have a 2022 Elantra N, and the infotainment and digital cluster screen are incredibly sleek and responsive. Hyundai should just replicate that setup in all their vehicles. That company has come so far it's astounding.
Best review for a car I have ever seen. I feel like I was sitting with my dad talking about cars- everyone needs this no nonsense common sense influence in their lives.
Great review! Here in Québec, we know them quite well, those EV's. Harsh climate year round from -30°C (-22°F) to 30°C (86°F) and very thrifty electrical green power. They are very popular, more so than in the rest of Canada and even California, if I may... You nailed it straight to the point!
We recently got the Ioniq 5 AWD, those come with a larger battery and a heat pump so range is actually better than the base RWD. And with 325HP (instant HP, no downshifting or torque converter slippage) now that will put your head back against the headrest. We had a PHEV before this but in the winter it ran the gas motor so much so the heater would work it's was just a hybrid and the EV mode wasn't really EV mode.
@@oreally8605 Why? I bought a Hyundai Elantra in 2009 and it surprised me how well built and reliable it is, not to mention how Hyundai seems to offer things that require a step-up in trim package at competitors. I even tow a fishing boat with that Elantra, and I've never had to fix or replace anything that wasn't a wear part. 166k miles! Anyway, it sold me on Hyundai, that and Hyundai's warranty. I bought an Ioniq 5 this year, keeping the Elantra for home projects and fishing, though.
Scott Ive been watching your vids since I got my first salvage car in 2016, you taught me a lot and I loved how honest you were. Now as Im older and am looking to buy my first brand new car, and this ev was on my radar. You opinion was the decisive factor, ty for your videos
World Car of the Year World EV of the Year World Car Design of the Year EV of the Year by Car and Driver That said, Mr. Kilmer is right. Wait til price drops.
I had a Mach E on order and Ford jacked up the price by 2K. They refunded my money and I picked up an Ioniq 5. I charge at home on a 220 circuit. I do not have to change oil. I practically never go to a charging station but the 3 times I was at one I never spent more than 20 minutes. I will ever buy another gas car. I get 188 miles range at 80% in winter, 222 miles in summer.
Yeah, oil change is like what 40$? Yes, buy 53k $ electric to avoid oil changes, makes sense. Plus wait till they jack up electricity price, you gonna go back to V8 in no time.
I love me Kona EV as well. never go back to gas and the myriad of problems associated with them. Scotty makes his living dealing with all the problems people present to him regarding gas and diesel cars. And who wants to lose his car for the day for an oil change or drive to this special place called a gas station and stand there in the cold?
Scotty, I was so happy to hear you gave a Hyundai, a good 👍. With all the years I have been in the automotive business, which is about 30 +, I think Al the Hyundai models should be rated higher than you do. I am not a salesman or anything to do with the car company. I have friends and neighbors that own them, and they are very satisfied, as we all aren’t full of money in our pockets. I have owned my 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.4 AWD Limited for 2 years and it has not given me a lick of trouble. I drive it normally and it gets from 19-28 mph depending on road conditions. I like this vehicle, and not sure if the engine was changed or rebuilt. It may never had anything
Me and my girlfriend drive Hyundai. She has 2013 Elantra and I have 2020 Ioniq. My 2017 Focus ST is my toy 😏No problems and hers still drives like new almost 10 years old and 70k miles. Hyundai haters annoy the hell outta me. I've owned many makes and models over the years and the worst was 1986 Celica. Swore I'd never get another Toyota. Thought about giving Toyota another chance until I discovered how great a Hyundai can be 🤷♂️
No joke I went to Texas Roadhouse on Saturday with my parents and shockingly enough I actually saw this exact vehicle sitting in the front parking lot area. It looks like an actual car in a way and it looks way better than those stupid futuristic Teslas.
I don't see what's so great about the Tesla's external design, it looks like "cute" car which has a generic car design, that blends in with equally generic car designs.
Out of your mind. I saw one driving down the street, they look like any other hatch back … FUGLY. The pictures make it look good online but that’s it. Tesla all the way.
I drive one daily. It is a dual motor 2024. During the summer I start the day with 330+ miles of range. Mine doesn’t have a rear wiper. It’s very quick and I really like it. It is a beautiful car.
What you really get from an EV depends heavily on conditions and driving style. Rated distance is only of interest for comparisons. That said, Hyundai (and Kia) aren't over optimistic like many others.
Bought one in middle trim and liked it so much I upgraded to top trim a year later. It beats the Tesla in the most important areas... ride quality, quiet cabin, has real buttons, and actually gets the EPA range numbers (which is 304 mi by the way).. Scotty didn't do his homework before the video. A $300 home charger fills it in 6 hours overnight. Buy one a year old for $30K...fabulous car.
I've seen one of thoes on my way to work in Houston. The design is eye catching. I had to speed up to see what the hell was it. Its really cool looking
Appreciate the video. It's nice to see an EV that is almost affordable. Looks good and like that it has all the electronics where you can see them. Must have been a great review and test drive for you. Cause you were pretty excited. 👍👍👍
The public transit bus is the most efficient hybrid vehicle. Currently, it doesn’t cost a penny until mid 2023. They have the biggest windows & the most curious smells! LOL
Yes, these cars are very hard to find, unavailable at most dealers........ or very long wait lists. However, you don't necessarily have to overpay. Not all dealers are adding an upcharge. It took a ton of research, phoning, emailing, and follow up, but I just rec'd my Limited AWD and I paid sticker price for it.
Another pros having a more "normal" acceleration I think is that moving parts in the car's propulsion construction are more likely to last longer then on a "racing" car.
Yes! This is the video I was waiting for. Great work Scotty, you did your homework on this car, we need more positive videos for getting away from gasoline powered transportation.
Because we’re melting the world silly billy. Now, please, don’t take my word for it, lol, just go to your favorite search engine and look for something like “What do the majority of scientists have to say about climate change?” Then sit back and learn for a while, silly goose.
I just bought a 2023 Ioniq 5 SEL AWD and I absolutely love it! This is my first EV and this is also the first time I see this video that Scotty did a year ago and what he predicted came true! Hyundai gave me around $7000 in discounts and rebates off the MSRP. The dealer had around 8 of these on the lot not including the new Ioniq 6s. The 6 is more like a sedan and my 5 is more like an SUV. Very comfortable and easy to get in and out of. The 6 is much lower to the ground. Thanks Scotty for a great video!!
Had a Hyundai Kona Uber ride pick me up in Boston. Cool looking vehicle. Driver/owner stated he looses 1/3 of the range in the winter running the heat. Keep the vids coming Scotty! Always look forward to your opinions.
Great review, Scotty! I am in the market for this car and if you approve it, I'll buy it. There isn't any person on the internet that I trust more than you!
@@slavsouth973 some stupid placed wiring, charging door problems and vibrations from tires 🙂 that's just a few. I can sent pics and more details private if you are serious about buying one 👍
@@JegHadderSarah Hva mente med vibrasjoner fra dekkene, Tobias? At det blir unøvendig mye vibrasjon/støy i førerhuset? Eller fører det til andre problemer?
Scotty is changing his Korean tune, man I have a standard 5 speed 2000 Hyundai Accent with 126,000 miles its running like a champ no repairs, I think I may have got a good one made on Wednesday.................It still blows cold ac and never overheats in Dallas Texas! ,Its funny it just slows down under stress with the ac on high in Dallas but always gets me to the house! Its a dark blue go kart with cold ac and gets 40 miles a gallon, I wont ever sell it!
A big plus is the V2L system which allows you to draw current from the battery to any AC 230V you may have around, up to 3.6 kW, but that's enough to power all the electronics you might need at the same time: washing machine + fridge + microwave + pc and a few lightbulbs.
I test drove one of these and wanted to buy. A super nice comfortable drive. A more comfortable drive than it’s sportier sister car the ev6. the two year wait for one deterred me.
Nice video. For some reason and for as long as I've been watching your videos, I never thought you would get an EV. But, if Scotty ever got one, I figure THIS is the one you would get.
Get a wallbox at home (3,7 - 11 kw depending on your fusebox) and you can charge the car over night. No need for charging stations, unless you are on a trip far away from home.
We just got a RAV4 Prime and are pleased with the practicality of it, in town we are seeing 50+ miles of range in EV mode. We have put 2300 miles on it and have filled it up 3 times with gas.
That’s great. Seems the hybrids are the way to go. Prime is a plug in I guess, but will keep going with gas? But the enviros are probably screaming, no not hybrids or they’ll never shut down all the gas stations
@@blogo1111 hi! Yes it has an 18kw battery in the floor. It takes a little over 4 hrs to charge on a 240v outlet. We drove the Jeep Wrangler 4XE, Kia Sorento, and a Hyundai Santa Fe all plug in hybrids. The RAV4 was the only one that would stay in pure EV mode when accelerating. When the 🔋 powering the 3 electric motors is drained the gas engine comes on and uses the alternator to charge the batteries and continues to send power to the electric motors as a traditional hybrid would do.
$50k + for a small Hyundai? No thank you. I live in the Deep South so AC will suck all the range out of it 😀 Here we need AC 8-9 months out of the year. My Honda Civic costs half that for the EX trim level and 42 mpg on the highway with no range anxiety unless I’m too stupid to gas it up 😂😂😂
Keep in mind that this has a Heat Pump, which is the same technology in Mini-Split A/C systems-they're super efficient. You can run the AC on max in an Ioniq 5 and it'll only use maybe 5% of the battery on a full trip.
@@JustinShidell So I guess you missed the part where he mentioned the guy used the AC on they way over and almost didn't make it to a charger because of diminished range. That is with the computer planning your route for you and supposedly taking such things into account.
I have owned an EV for about 18 months now. No gas stations, rarely a public charger because I charge at home overnight. I can control the charging preferences from my phone. I have not spent a DIME on maintenance aside from a cabin air filter. Front brakes have 90% life left, rears 100% due to regen braking. A smaller sized, not too heavy city/suburb used EV is the way of the future. Deal with it.
Few years back, I was driving my mom's 2013 Hyundai Sonata in the freeway when the engine suddenly died on me. Thankfully I was on the right lane so I was able to park on the outer edge but man... if I was driving in the left or middle lane, I could've been in a huge accident... My mom's 2013 Sonata has been having a lot of problems. Everything is cracking and breaking. Never going to buy Hyundai or Kia again.
Don't buy most other cars, including premium cars like benz, bmw, jaguar, land rover, bentley... and so on. Because there's at least 1 car among the bunch that does the same thing. Which leaves you with the choice of.. a horse, or a donkey. But those can suddenly die on you too. There's always the bicycle.
Hey there Scotty, my CH-R you reviewed is still going great! Other than a busted windshield and someone hitting it with a shopping cart 😑 Hope your doing good man!
Oh Scotty reviewed your CH-R, I have to watch that video. My friend just picked up a blue CH-R, I'm surprised that the CH-R is not an ev, being with the name is an abbrevation for Charge, plus it looks futuristic that the CH-R should be an ev vehicle. Sorry to hear you windshield got busted and got hit by a dreaded shopping cart.
Scotty I just got a 2022 Hyundai Elantra SEL. Love the car like driving a computer on wheels what sold me was the warranty it came with 100k/10 year power train, 60k/5 year everything else, 36k/3 year oil change and tire rotation, 7 year unlimited mile anti corrosion on body, 5 year blue link subscription which is absolutely awesome. I'm not crazy on running Quakerstate oil for next 3 year's, but my mpg I'm getting is 35city 45 hwy with A/C on as well living in the desert. I made a great buy for $28k. I got it fresh off the boat literally made in Mar. 17 2022 and bought it on Friday the 13th right off the truck no test drive w/14 miles on it, because they were selling them before they came in.
I have a PHEV Toyota Prius Prime. Once in a while I will plug mine into my local Free level 2 charger in town. Found out the hard way that only one person can plug in at a time. Why do they bother putting in 2 plugs? This is now another reason why PHEV'S make more sense. Get some cheap charging at night, drive to work or run some errands, then use it as part of your hybrid gas saving car. I plug in nightly and only fill my has tan once a month in winter and only once during summer months (60 degrees F) for about 3-4 months
Actually it seems more practical than most of the ones that have been out but once again first couple years of anything and the other things that you mentioned you would definitely wait unless you got money to throw away but so far this seems to be the more practical electric vehicle I have seen and other than that would be the hybrid Toyota Prius which they're all over the places something they're doing is right
Kia Soul EV Battery Degradation Test After 60k Miles According to Bjørn Nyland, it means that the car has available about 17 kWh, which is roughly 65% of the initial net battery capacity. 🤔
I can fill up a gas tank much faster than 18 minutes. I can also have gas freely available with me wherever I go and in case of emergencies, unlike an area to charge my car.
I doubt that’s going to be the norm. One thing is for sure as more people buy this white elephant gasoline stations will have to Jack up the cost of everything.
@L. G. Gas prices are only an issue because "the powers that be" are making it an issue. And most of the people out there who are having trouble with current gas prices I doubt can afford to drop thousands of dollars on a new, POS electric car.
I'm not opposed to electric cars I just wish we would have let them integrate into society more gradually. Someone really needs to come out with a way to convert all these combustion engine cars into electric cars as well. I'm not big on global warming like those idiots bleeding our country are. But being responsible with our resources is practical and good. I would think that eventually we will get to the point where we are swapping out battery packs out of cars and pickups. What most people don't realize is once electric cars become mainstream. We're going to be taxed into Oblivion. Not only will there be a tax on electricity but you will be having to pay tax on every mile you drive. That Legislation has already been approved to some degree
the hood almost looks like the Kia K5 some cars looking at diffrent brands now adays some designs are a little similar because of safety areodynamic requirements I would guess. I've got to say your detailed reviews are the best I know of, idk of another channel whos as professional as you
Good review. The typical car dashboard is a big plus. I still would never buy it as it's very expensive. Most residential electrical is 15 amp circuits. Businesses typically have 20 amp circuits. Today in Texas, I've received four text and emails to conserve electricity and not use large appliances. Guess what? Charging an electric car is a large appliance.
I’ve been driving hybrids and PHEVs for almost 20 years. I’m used to the quiet now. When I get in a conventional internal combustion engine auto, I think “savages. How do they live this way?”
Part is cost, part is features. There's a lot fewer moving parts. The service manual for an Ioniq 5 literally says to check the fluids at 30k, 60k, 90k, and 120k miles. It has a 77.3 kWh battery; at $.10/kW electricity prices, that costs a little less than $8.00 to fill up completely at home. $8.00 buys less than two gallons of gasoline right now.
@@JustinShidell I would not drive a gas guzzler. I don't know why most people would buy an electric car, worry about the limited range, and then on a trip, where to recharge. If I were driving 10 miles a day and had a recharger in my garage, I might consider it if I got a good deal on the car.
@@mikewalters3048 Sure, that's fair. I actually think the ideal scenario for most families is an EV and a traditional (or PHEV) vehicle. 95% of the time is running errands in-town, like groceries, sports, dentists and doctors, shopping, etc. EVs handle that so easily, and you always have a full tank, and it's cheap. Want to tow? Go roadtripping? Go off-roading or adventuring in non-urban areas? Take the gas vehicle. Although, with Ioniq 5 being able to charge in under 20 minutes (assuming you have DCFC available nearby), even roadtripping is a reality. It's only really a pain if you live and/or are traveling to an area without infrastructure (yet.)
2:41 No, the door sheet metal crease line has nothing to do with aerodynamics and range. It's a radical design style Hyundai has used on the doors of the Elantra and Tuscon.
I must admit, it is great car. However, I would not recommend it to no one. I have bought one Ioniq5 on PCP on September 2021 and car was very good until wind screen crack. Since I have reported it to insurance on the beginning of June I had to wait until and of September because there was no windscreen in UK, and it was “back order”. Fortunately, I was able to drive it. But the real problems were ahead 😪😩. Just before Christmas 2022 on board charger got broken, car was taken to main dealer. I was told that they haven't got parts on shelf because it's back order and I must wait. After two months and two weeks I finally had message from the dealer that they will get the part next week and get the car fixed for me. I was very excited that I'm going to get my car back after two months and two weeks. I forgotten to mention but, in the meantime, they provided me with BMW series one petrol. From the same beginning I told them that I prefer electric cars, but they don't care. However, I was very patient, and I was looking forward to getting my car back. Unfortunately, when the onboard charger arrived at the dealer, they realise they need other parts, and those parts are also on backorder so now it looks like I might not have a car for 5 months. After all that experience with the dealer and lack of the parts for the car they selling I decided to stay away from Hyundai I once and for all and to spread the word to other people not to make the same mistake and become the victim of this dealer. However, if you decided to buy one of those electric Hyundai's I wish you a lot of luck I hope nothing gets broken otherwise you might need to wait long time before you see your car again.
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RIP Scotty. Glad you left us content to mourn your passing. Always thinking ahead.
@Garrett Yarbrough 95 f with 37% humidity right now here outside Dayton Oregon. Going to be a warm day. Clear skies for the most part with a few thin clouds once in a while.
i like this electric car. hows about that.
RIP SCOTTY,, REV YOUR HOG IN HEAVEN BROTHER
Super confused Scotty. You’ve railed on Hyundai AND railed on EVs in countless videos. Now this. Yhis car is both. How many times have you said “Hyundais are TOTAL CRAP.” This car barely made it to your house due to the range issues with AC on. And 53k for all that trouble? And no Scotty rampage about it?
You are confusing the crap out of your viewers. Still love the channel though.
Scotty praising an ev.. AND it’s a Hyundai?! This is a fever dream😂! Very informative though!
I’m waiting till it has an issue then that video will be golden
Agreed.
It is still a Hyundai.
I mean the only problem with koreans is their power unit so no wonder he didn't roast them loke he used to
It's brand new so nothing to complain about, YET!!
I’ve got one, and it is my favorite car I’ve ever owned. It’s smooth, fast, has a nice interior, and gets looks everywhere I go. I recommend it
Thats a dammg good looking car, happy for ya, wish someday i could have one
I gotta say the ioniq is getting more common where I live. But everytime I see one im like "dang that's a cool car."
Same here. Absolutely love it! Best car I've owned!!!
My wife wants one.
Don't get caught in blizzard, lol
I bought this car in the top trim and road tripped it from Blaine WA to Key West FL and back. It was the best road trip ever. What a great car, I'm keeping it forever.
Until you need a new battery
@@slee2695 there’s a 10 year 100,000 mile battery warranty. What internal combustion car has anything with a warranty that long?
@@evatrics5902 hyundai cars all have that warranty
Owned mine since February and it continues to impress me. First Hyundai ever and build quality and drivability are a nice surprise.
I really like the regular controls instead of touch screens all over the place. I hope others do the same, at least in some of their vehicles.
RIP Scotty Kilmer 1953-2022🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 heaven gained another angel
100% agree, we are driving a CAR don't make us look at a fuckin screen!
Yeah they will with the cheaper models
@@tabshikes it's not even the buttons we'll it is, but the menus are even worse Holy crap that's bad design
Tactile controls are easier to remember and safer. I don’t want to be in a car with too many bloody screens when it crashes.
I own two 2022 Kias and they are making amazing design choices,I am very pleased with them
mine (awd) works like a dream, I can drift it, make 0 to 60 in 5 seconds, go every where for a penny, sleep in on road trip, supply almost anything in electricity. is smooth is fast, is awesome
Personally, I like the retro 80s hatch look of this vs. the Kia EV6. That said Scotty best advice here is to wait for prices to come down. The point about commuting and charging is also important because if you can charge at home range and charging time only matters on road trips. Also, a point about price, I just saw a Jeep commercial, $60k+ for a Grand Cherokee and over $80k for a Wagoneer. Prices in general are insane, but people are still buying.
I don't understand how they can afford that much for a car.
@@kray97 they dont, they take loans and the bank owns the car
@@LivingTheDream77 indeed, people pay money to be able to buy a car.
moved to ioniq 5 after Mercedes 2 motor 5 seconds to 100 km. comfort E class Mercedes 21 years old. insanely happy. saving on an electric car is not important .. it's just nice to drive a square weighing 2300 kg. I recommend to everyone !!! tried a lot of trains. ioniq is the best.
A lot of the things Scotty liked in the Hyundai like a screen in front of you along with buttons and dials are most likely a huge selling point for consumers who don't want a giant screen in the center like on a Tesla.
Don't like a solitary thing about Tesla's..........Ordered a new Lyrik..............Paul
@@paulholterhaus7084 the lyriq is unproven. This Hyundai has won multiple Car of the Year awards all around the world, including World Cat of the Year
Scotty: "It won't last as long as my 1994 Toyota Celica EV, and here's why..."
And an engine in the car is a selling point for people who don't want to have horses pulling their buggy cart too😂😂 numbnuts
"if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I don't like the controls to the right......🥴
I really love your approach to electric cars. It seems like people are so divided when in reality there are perfectly valid pros and cons and you are very fair in your judgment. Great to see :)
For EVs, you need to put ceramic window tinting to help cut UV and IR rays into the car - this will help the AC from having to work so hard. This is especially true when the car has to sit outside not running for a while. The tinting does not have to be a dark tint, a 5% tint works as long as it is made to reduce UV and IR.
Good tip!
I own a Hyundai ioniq hybrid and it is a FANTASTIC car. 55-60mpg at 70mph is what I get. I look forward to getting an
All electric Hyundai when they get cheaper and with better range.
I'm so happy that he made a review of the Ioniq 5 since i ordered one myself (and have yet to receive it). Plus, i like hearing Scotty's reviews/critics. So thank you very much for this video man.
You are going to LOVE the car!!!
Ioniq 5 is worth the wait! You wont regret it!
@@HazardSports thanks, i'm a little worried since i just got the news my 2022 Ioniq 5 got changed for the 2023. There's a few changes like the increase in the battery perfomance. The rear Camera. But the side sensors were decreased from 2.0 to 1.5 due to pandemic issues and the changes are a little bothersome.
Scotty praised a Hyundai and an EV at the same time? This is a sign of the apocalypse people!
Because it was his friend's car.
On the way back home after test driving ionic5, my car was like a wild cow with joint issue.
Scotty ded. That is his evil twin.
What he previously said is still valid. Hyundai/Kia finally got their s*** together.
There s no problem with ev cars.its the 20 years behind on power grid and charging stations.Policy makers want everyone on road in 10 years .cart before the horse
Our 2021 Hyundai Kona EV Ultimate gets 300 mile range, even though it was advertised at 258. We charge it at home 99% of the time. Last year we paid $10k total for a 3year/36k mile lease, including taxes, registration etc., with no trade. If we buy it at lease end, it's $23k more. Ours has a rear wiper. They also provide 1k miles of free charging at Electrify America charging stations and a 10 year/100k mile warranty on the battery and motor. It's very quick.
As an Ioniq 5 owner, and I love my car, I'm shocked to hear the positivity from Scotty. Finding them at MSRP is possible, but it's tough.
What do you think of the ioniq 6, I like the look of the Kia ev6 but 200 miles on a charge iunno
@@codezalo5773 I like the look of the I6 and it seems like they've made some advancements over the I5. I still prefer the crossover size. Miles per kilowatt hour vary a lot based on environment. Cold weather and EVs don't mix at all, but I'm down here in Texas. It only reaches the 30s and below for a few weeks out of the year tops. If I was back up in the mid-Atlantic where I'm from, I'd have some really rough mornings. However, there are more public fast chargers there than here. I have a 150 mile roundtrip drive to my office. Right now (May), if I charge to 100%, I get back home with about 42%. In the winter, I'd come back home in the teens.
@@greatstoneplanet sheesh ya that's some good insight, appreciate you, I live in CA actually. Ioniq seems to be the play for the range regardless of the 5 or 6. Thanks !
Never pay MSRP for any car, ever. At or below factory invoice is best but cutting into dealer holdback is how I negotiate .
@@packetattack7437 which car did you get doing that ?
I bought my 2017 Chevy Bolt 3 years ago for 22k. Best car I've ever owned. It's sitting on 60k miles with almost no battery degradation and I've NEVER had to take it in for maintenance. The only thing I've had to replace so far are the windshield wipers. Because of the regen the car has it doesn't use up the breaks like normal cars. It's also nice to charge in my apartment's garage for free and not spend a single dime to drive everyday.
Scotty so happy to hear you like this EV…the Kia EV6 is similar and we just bought one. I trust your word and this video made me smile. Keep it up!
I bought one a month ago. I have have two porsches, and have owned a Mercedes’ s class, Audis, Chryslers, and everything else. But this is my favorite car ever. It handles well, is reasonably fast, super quiet, roomy and smooth riding.looks nice too. As to charging, it charges overnight at home for my relatively long drive to work. On very long drives these days, just a little planning is needed. It is a joy to pass the gas stations. FYI I paid sticker for an SE. just have to look.
I just got one yesterday the 2023 htrac limited awd paid less than sticker cuz of new rebates 🙌
And it is a joy drive long distance without planning, pumping gas in 3 minutes and skipping the long lanes charging stations 😂😂😂😂
I can't believe the day will come and I see Scotty promote an EV car. Not to mention God damn a Hyundai too
Evil Scotty be like : So Chrysler just made an EV, and I love it!
800v platform, best you can get with an EV. Tesla sucks even tho i like their ideas but their cars damn...... awful quality but thats with all brand new car manufactorers. Lucid Air? amazing car... crap quality.
Well this has to be better than any Hyundai with that GDI engine
Why? Scotty is a car person your a person with an agenda
To be even clearer, his business manager..lol laugh at me he has one makes his thumbnails and headlines for easily swayed sheeple
Ioniq5 AWD Limited owner here. My first EV and best car I've ever had. This vehicle is built on Hyundai's new from the ground up EGMP platform. It's an 800 volt system which is quite rare and unheard of for this price range. This means it can be charged extremely quickly. Not to mention the performance of the platform is capable of approximately 600 HP. My particular car has 320HP and 446LBs of torque which is good enough for 0-60 in less than 5 seconds. Some have hit it in as little as 4.5 seconds. Soon Hyundai will reveal the N version of this vehicle which will hit 0-60 in less than 3.5 seconds.
Why are you in a hurry?
Spot on. SEL AWD owner here and it's a great car to drive. I was shocked at myself. 2 years ago, if you asked me if I'd pay nearly 60k for a hyundai, i would have laughed. Fastforward to 2022... it's probably the only EV worth the money at this time.
@@metalmike570 he's stating facts 🤡
I was just saying I have owned 3 Hyundai vehicles and they always give you more bang. The fact that it's equipped to charge with any type is excellent
I always hope that you will see the light - better late than never! Respect and well done.
Scotty always shooting' us straight.
Hey tornado guy! Surprised to see you’re a Scotty fan
@@keeganandersson4281 based tornado man!
This is one of the coolest newer EV, and not seen it in white, Norway is a grey country on several ways. Cool video!
I have a 2022 Elantra N, and the infotainment and digital cluster screen are incredibly sleek and responsive. Hyundai should just replicate that setup in all their vehicles. That company has come so far it's astounding.
Oh I know I remember the first one I had, it was a 94 Excel.
My next car be hyundai kia?
@@metalmike570 bravo that
@@springcbas2290 It can happen to you, haha.
@@metalmike570 im ready for it
Best review for a car I have ever seen. I feel like I was sitting with my dad talking about cars- everyone needs this no nonsense common sense influence in their lives.
Great review! Here in Québec, we know them quite well, those EV's. Harsh climate year round from -30°C (-22°F) to 30°C (86°F) and very thrifty electrical green power. They are very popular, more so than in the rest of Canada and even California, if I may... You nailed it straight to the point!
We recently got the Ioniq 5 AWD, those come with a larger battery and a heat pump so range is actually better than the base RWD. And with 325HP (instant HP, no downshifting or torque converter slippage) now that will put your head back against the headrest. We had a PHEV before this but in the winter it ran the gas motor so much so the heater would work it's was just a hybrid and the EV mode wasn't really EV mode.
If I was buying an EV it would be this over a Tesla. This actually looks cool and charges way faster than the overrated iPad on wheels.
The name Hyundai ruins it for me and quite a few million people.
Tesla vs Hyundai is literally
Apple vs Samsung hahaha
@@oreally8605 Why? I bought a Hyundai Elantra in 2009 and it surprised me how well built and reliable it is, not to mention how Hyundai seems to offer things that require a step-up in trim package at competitors. I even tow a fishing boat with that Elantra, and I've never had to fix or replace anything that wasn't a wear part. 166k miles! Anyway, it sold me on Hyundai, that and Hyundai's warranty. I bought an Ioniq 5 this year, keeping the Elantra for home projects and fishing, though.
Wrong, Tesla's charge fast at the superchargers. No one else has anything close to city driving either, maybe just lucid.
@@JustinShidell It's badge snobbery, some morons would buy a POS car for a better 'image' brand.
I have the dual motor version and get 230 mile range when I charge to only 80%. 296 miles when I charge to 100%. Great car! I love it!
I died at “ look ma no hands 🙌” hahaha much love from Florida Scotty! I seen one parked by my house and was waiting for you to make this.
Scott Ive been watching your vids since I got my first salvage car in 2016, you taught me a lot and I loved how honest you were. Now as Im older and am looking to buy my first brand new car, and this ev was on my radar. You opinion was the decisive factor, ty for your videos
World Car of the Year
World EV of the Year
World Car Design of the Year
EV of the Year by Car and Driver
That said, Mr. Kilmer is right. Wait til price drops.
I had a Mach E on order and Ford jacked up the price by 2K. They refunded my money and I picked up an Ioniq 5. I charge at home on a 220 circuit. I do not have to change oil. I practically never go to a charging station but the 3 times I was at one I never spent more than 20 minutes. I will ever buy another gas car. I get 188 miles range at 80% in winter, 222 miles in summer.
Yeah, oil change is like what 40$? Yes, buy 53k $ electric to avoid oil changes, makes sense. Plus wait till they jack up electricity price, you gonna go back to V8 in no time.
I love me Kona EV as well. never go back to gas and the myriad of problems associated with them. Scotty makes his living dealing with all the problems people present to him regarding gas and diesel cars. And who wants to lose his car for the day for an oil change or drive to this special place called a gas station and stand there in the cold?
That’s it! Hyundai has arrived! Great review, Scotty!
Scotty, I was so happy to hear you gave a Hyundai, a good 👍. With all the years I have been in the automotive business, which is about 30 +, I think Al the Hyundai models should be rated higher than you do. I am not a salesman or anything to do with the car company. I have friends and neighbors that own them, and they are very satisfied, as we all aren’t full of money in our pockets. I have owned my 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.4 AWD Limited for 2 years and it has not given me a lick of trouble. I drive it normally and it gets from 19-28 mph depending on road conditions. I like this vehicle, and not sure if the engine was changed or rebuilt. It may never had anything
Me and my girlfriend drive Hyundai. She has 2013 Elantra and I have 2020 Ioniq. My 2017 Focus ST is my toy 😏No problems and hers still drives like new almost 10 years old and 70k miles. Hyundai haters annoy the hell outta me. I've owned many makes and models over the years and the worst was 1986 Celica. Swore I'd never get another Toyota. Thought about giving Toyota another chance until I discovered how great a Hyundai can be 🤷♂️
2015 Kia Soul 27 kWh 65k km degradation test
watch this
@@kuyre2239 Those are very old. 2015 versions are considered ancient.
@@ADDwithJTC yeah lol looks like someone hasn't seen the hundreds of burning cases of hyundai kia
Yeah nice try hyundai sales man everyone knows about the hundreds of burning cases of hyundai kia cars
Everything he said about prices coming down is true, I just bought mine at a discount
Me too
No joke I went to Texas Roadhouse on Saturday with my parents and shockingly enough I actually saw this exact vehicle sitting in the front parking lot area. It looks like an actual car in a way and it looks way better than those stupid futuristic Teslas.
The instrument panel is way better to see as well!
What about a tesla that looks futuristic?
Tesla's look like egg plants laying on their side
I don't see what's so great about the Tesla's external design, it looks like "cute" car which has a generic car design, that blends in with equally generic car designs.
Out of your mind. I saw one driving down the street, they look like any other hatch back … FUGLY. The pictures make it look good online but that’s it. Tesla all the way.
I drive one daily. It is a dual motor 2024. During the summer I start the day with 330+ miles of range. Mine doesn’t have a rear wiper. It’s very quick and I really like it. It is a beautiful car.
Ioniq 5 AWD Range is rated at around 256 Miles. RWD is rated at about 303, with nominal conditions.
What you really get from an EV depends heavily on conditions and driving style. Rated distance is only of interest for comparisons. That said, Hyundai (and Kia) aren't over optimistic like many others.
“Nominal” meaning driving with no ac on and minimal electricity usage. Good luck getting that.
Bought one in middle trim and liked it so much I upgraded to top trim a year later. It beats the Tesla in the most important areas... ride quality, quiet cabin, has real buttons, and actually gets the EPA range numbers (which is 304 mi by the way).. Scotty didn't do his homework before the video. A $300 home charger fills it in 6 hours overnight. Buy one a year old for $30K...fabulous car.
I've seen one of thoes on my way to work in Houston. The design is eye catching. I had to speed up to see what the hell was it. Its really cool looking
Appreciate the video. It's nice to see an EV that is almost affordable. Looks good and like that it has all the electronics where you can see them. Must have been a great review and test drive for you. Cause you were pretty excited. 👍👍👍
The public transit bus is the most efficient hybrid vehicle. Currently, it doesn’t cost a penny until mid 2023. They have the biggest windows & the most curious smells! LOL
Eau de hobo! 😂
Yes, these cars are very hard to find, unavailable at most dealers........ or very long wait lists. However, you don't necessarily have to overpay. Not all dealers are adding an upcharge. It took a ton of research, phoning, emailing, and follow up, but I just rec'd my Limited AWD and I paid sticker price for it.
Another pros having a more "normal" acceleration I think is that moving parts in the car's propulsion construction are more likely to last longer then on a "racing" car.
Good video. I love your enthusiasm.
Yes! This is the video I was waiting for. Great work Scotty, you did your homework on this car, we need more positive videos for getting away from gasoline powered transportation.
Why?
Because we’re melting the world silly billy. Now, please, don’t take my word for it, lol, just go to your favorite search engine and look for something like “What do the majority of scientists have to say about climate change?” Then sit back and learn for a while, silly goose.
I just bought a 2023 Ioniq 5 SEL AWD and I absolutely love it! This is my first EV and this is also the first time I see this video that Scotty did a year ago and what he predicted came true! Hyundai gave me around $7000 in discounts and rebates off the MSRP. The dealer had around 8 of these on the lot not including the new Ioniq 6s. The 6 is more like a sedan and my 5 is more like an SUV. Very comfortable and easy to get in and out of. The 6 is much lower to the ground. Thanks Scotty for a great video!!
Seems like the most positive Scotty has sounded about a Hyundai.
I saw him do a positive on the Hyundai Azara some bought used.
No more toyota is better hyundai lol
Hyundai/Kia is great, it's aiming at Toyota and VW to be the best it's already better than Honda IMO.
Now if he could only say Hyundai right!
Kinda makes sense, if the main problem a Hyundai is the engine blowing up ... being electric solves the main point of concern.
Had a Hyundai Kona Uber ride pick me up in Boston. Cool looking vehicle. Driver/owner stated he looses 1/3 of the range in the winter running the heat.
Keep the vids coming Scotty! Always look forward to your opinions.
Besides Scotty's great & informative review, I also enjoyed his conducting Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture at the same time😆
He used to study kung-fu too, this is what happens.
Great review, Scotty! I am in the market for this car and if you approve it, I'll buy it. There isn't any person on the internet that I trust more than you!
I work at a Hyundai dealership as a mechanic in Denmark 🙂 the ioniq 5 has it's problems.. but overall a good car 👍
What kind of problems if you don't mind sharing, I was thinking of getting one.
@@slavsouth973 some stupid placed wiring, charging door problems and vibrations from tires 🙂 that's just a few. I can sent pics and more details private if you are serious about buying one 👍
@Doramutong thx for noticing 🙂 i'm not good at spelling.. but I know my way around cars 👍
@@JegHadderSarah Hva mente med vibrasjoner fra dekkene, Tobias? At det blir unøvendig mye vibrasjon/støy i førerhuset? Eller fører det til andre problemer?
As I would expect for a 1st gen.
Scotty is changing his Korean tune, man I have a standard 5 speed 2000 Hyundai Accent with 126,000 miles its running like a champ no repairs, I think I may have got a good one made on Wednesday.................It still blows cold ac and never overheats in Dallas Texas! ,Its funny it just slows down under stress with the ac on high in Dallas but always gets me to the house! Its a dark blue go kart with cold ac and gets 40 miles a gallon, I wont ever sell it!
I never dreamed Scotty will be driving an EV!
A big plus is the V2L system which allows you to draw current from the battery to any AC 230V you may have around, up to 3.6 kW, but that's enough to power all the electronics you might need at the same time: washing machine + fridge + microwave + pc and a few lightbulbs.
I'll take one as soon as I wear out my 1979 Buick Century.
I hope she runs till year 3,000
It still has a century left sooo
I test drove one of these and wanted to buy. A super nice comfortable drive. A more comfortable drive than it’s sportier sister car the ev6. the two year wait for one deterred me.
No problem on BP pulse in UK. Got the payback on my electric van in two years . Really don't want s fossil unless it's a mclaren p1.
Nice video. For some reason and for as long as I've been watching your videos, I never thought you would get an EV. But, if Scotty ever got one, I figure THIS is the one you would get.
These reviews are great. I want an ionic hybrid (in the future).
Get a wallbox at home (3,7 - 11 kw depending on your fusebox) and you can charge the car over night. No need for charging stations, unless you are on a trip far away from home.
The reason its good is because this one is manufactured in south korea and not in USA
We just got a RAV4 Prime and are pleased with the practicality of it, in town we are seeing 50+ miles of range in EV mode. We have put 2300 miles on it and have filled it up 3 times with gas.
That’s great. Seems the hybrids are the way to go. Prime is a plug in I guess, but will keep going with gas? But the enviros are probably screaming, no not hybrids or they’ll never shut down all the gas stations
@@blogo1111 hi! Yes it has an 18kw battery in the floor. It takes a little over 4 hrs to charge on a 240v outlet. We drove the Jeep Wrangler 4XE, Kia Sorento, and a Hyundai Santa Fe all plug in hybrids. The RAV4 was the only one that would stay in pure EV mode when accelerating. When the 🔋 powering the 3 electric motors is drained the gas engine comes on and uses the alternator to charge the batteries and continues to send power to the electric motors as a traditional hybrid would do.
$50k + for a small Hyundai? No thank you. I live in the Deep South so AC will suck all the range out of it 😀 Here we need AC 8-9 months out of the year. My Honda Civic costs half that for the EX trim level and 42 mpg on the highway with no range anxiety unless I’m too stupid to gas it up 😂😂😂
Keep in mind that this has a Heat Pump, which is the same technology in Mini-Split A/C systems-they're super efficient. You can run the AC on max in an Ioniq 5 and it'll only use maybe 5% of the battery on a full trip.
Its giant compared to a Honda Civic
@@JustinShidell So I guess you missed the part where he mentioned the guy used the AC on they way over and almost didn't make it to a charger because of diminished range. That is with the computer planning your route for you and supposedly taking such things into account.
@@ironclaw6969 Yeah, the lower trims in MY22 don't have a heat pump; starting with MY23, all trim levels of Ioniq 5 include a heat pump.
I would need whatever maximum level that would provide AC for months with 90+ degrees F temps.
i had a chance of being a passenger of that hyundai Ioniq5 in South Korea and it was smooth comfy and quiet. they used it there as airport taxi.
Ive got a the same car, and I love it. I paid nowhere near $53k for it, thats just insane. Funny I picked an EV that Scotty actually likes.
Thanks for your honesty. Been paying attention for years and always enjoy your work.
That is one nice looking vehicle. And Scotty seems to be liking it, too.
I have owned an EV for about 18 months now. No gas stations, rarely a public charger because I charge at home overnight. I can control the charging preferences from my phone. I have not spent a DIME on maintenance aside from a cabin air filter. Front brakes have 90% life left, rears 100% due to regen braking. A smaller sized, not too heavy city/suburb used EV is the way of the future. Deal with it.
I love the design, I think it looks great... Oh and great video as always Scotty 😁👍
This man is so straightforward.I like that!
He had his girlfriend, his mother-in-law, and his father-in-law in the car AT THE SAME TIME? I bet that was an interesting trip! LOL
If they were in-laws, she wasn't his girlfriend.
Omg you have me cracking up dude lol
more like a nightmare
Scotty, i really appreciate your honest candide eviews and helpful DIY videos. Thanks from one of your fans.
Few years back, I was driving my mom's 2013 Hyundai Sonata in the freeway when the engine suddenly died on me. Thankfully I was on the right lane so I was able to park on the outer edge but man... if I was driving in the left or middle lane, I could've been in a huge accident... My mom's 2013 Sonata has been having a lot of problems. Everything is cracking and breaking. Never going to buy Hyundai or Kia again.
Don't buy most other cars, including premium cars like benz, bmw, jaguar, land rover, bentley... and so on. Because there's at least 1 car among the bunch that does the same thing. Which leaves you with the choice of.. a horse, or a donkey. But those can suddenly die on you too. There's always the bicycle.
two thumbs up from korea (not north)
Hey there Scotty, my CH-R you reviewed is still going great! Other than a busted windshield and someone hitting it with a shopping cart 😑 Hope your doing good man!
hello, glad to hear and thanks you too!
Oh Scotty reviewed your CH-R, I have to watch that video. My friend just picked up a blue CH-R, I'm surprised that the CH-R is not an ev, being with the name is an abbrevation for Charge, plus it looks futuristic that the CH-R should be an ev vehicle. Sorry to hear you windshield got busted and got hit by a dreaded shopping cart.
@@carbuff81 i like the chr. Like a Sedan+SUV car with some hatchback genes in it. I love the design
Scotty I just got a 2022 Hyundai Elantra SEL. Love the car like driving a computer on wheels what sold me was the warranty it came with 100k/10 year power train, 60k/5 year everything else, 36k/3 year oil change and tire rotation, 7 year unlimited mile anti corrosion on body, 5 year blue link subscription which is absolutely awesome. I'm not crazy on running Quakerstate oil for next 3 year's, but my mpg I'm getting is 35city 45 hwy with A/C on as well living in the desert. I made a great buy for $28k. I got it fresh off the boat literally made in Mar. 17 2022 and bought it on Friday the 13th right off the truck no test drive w/14 miles on it, because they were selling them before they came in.
@@hustleyourknowledge Wow! What color did you get it in and the new Elantras look nice.
i love how you explain everything with hand and even arm movements lol!!
I can tell Scotty fell in love with electric the moment he started driving it
I have a PHEV Toyota Prius Prime. Once in a while I will plug mine into my local Free level 2 charger in town. Found out the hard way that only one person can plug in at a time. Why do they bother putting in 2 plugs? This is now another reason why PHEV'S make more sense. Get some cheap charging at night, drive to work or run some errands, then use it as part of your hybrid gas saving car. I plug in nightly and only fill my has tan once a month in winter and only once during summer months (60 degrees F) for about 3-4 months
Actually it seems more practical than most of the ones that have been out but once again first couple years of anything and the other things that you mentioned you would definitely wait unless you got money to throw away but so far this seems to be the more practical electric vehicle I have seen and other than that would be the hybrid Toyota Prius which they're all over the places something they're doing is right
Kia Soul EV Battery Degradation Test After 60k Miles
According to Bjørn Nyland, it means that the car has available about 17 kWh, which is roughly 65% of the initial net battery capacity.
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Means the battery is junk long term?
5:29 select sport mode and range drop from 193 to 188
If you thought this one was quick, the AWD model IS legitamately fast
Good video, I totally agree with you on waiting for things to come down.
I watched a video this morning he charged his iOniq 5 from 10-80% in 18.5 minutes. Super fast, not bad really.
I can fill up a gas tank much faster than 18 minutes. I can also have gas freely available with me wherever I go and in case of emergencies, unlike an area to charge my car.
I doubt that’s going to be the norm.
One thing is for sure as more people buy this white elephant gasoline stations will have to Jack up the cost of everything.
@L. G. Gas prices are only an issue because "the powers that be" are making it an issue. And most of the people out there who are having trouble with current gas prices I doubt can afford to drop thousands of dollars on a new, POS electric car.
I'm not opposed to electric cars I just wish we would have let them integrate into society more gradually. Someone really needs to come out with a way to convert all these combustion engine cars into electric cars as well. I'm not big on global warming like those idiots bleeding our country are. But being responsible with our resources is practical and good. I would think that eventually we will get to the point where we are swapping out battery packs out of cars and pickups. What most people don't realize is once electric cars become mainstream. We're going to be taxed into Oblivion. Not only will there be a tax on electricity but you will be having to pay tax on every mile you drive. That Legislation has already been approved to some degree
@@JoseDiaz-rd9fh You are spot on!
One of these was driving along side me on the perimeter highway the other week. I thought it was pretty cool and very quick off the line.
Can't believe Scotty actually recommending an EV . . .
But it's an Ioniq 5 one!! THIS ONE IS WORTH PRAISING.
in a few months, Scotty will be trashing this car
Or a Hyundai!
Hell is frozen over
the hood almost looks like the Kia K5 some cars looking at diffrent brands now adays some designs are a little similar because of safety areodynamic requirements I would guess. I've got to say your detailed reviews are the best I know of, idk of another channel whos as professional as you
Good review. The typical car dashboard is a big plus. I still would never buy it as it's very expensive. Most residential electrical is 15 amp circuits. Businesses typically have 20 amp circuits. Today in Texas, I've received four text and emails to conserve electricity and not use large appliances. Guess what? Charging an electric car is a large appliance.
I’ve been driving hybrids and PHEVs for almost 20 years. I’m used to the quiet now. When I get in a conventional internal combustion engine auto, I think “savages. How do they live this way?”
Really liked this review of the Hyundai Ionic 5, not only a great overview of the car but also some solid financial advice too. Thank you Scotty!
5:05 I think Scotty forgot about the Toyota Echo and Yaris dashboards, where all the information is in the middle (just not a screen)
I hate that!
I'm just not sure what the attraction is these days for an electric car.
I'm with you.
Part is cost, part is features. There's a lot fewer moving parts. The service manual for an Ioniq 5 literally says to check the fluids at 30k, 60k, 90k, and 120k miles. It has a 77.3 kWh battery; at $.10/kW electricity prices, that costs a little less than $8.00 to fill up completely at home. $8.00 buys less than two gallons of gasoline right now.
@@JustinShidell I would not drive a gas guzzler. I don't know why most people would buy an electric car, worry about the limited range, and then on a trip, where to recharge. If I were driving 10 miles a day and had a recharger in my garage, I might consider it if I got a good deal on the car.
@@mikewalters3048 Sure, that's fair. I actually think the ideal scenario for most families is an EV and a traditional (or PHEV) vehicle. 95% of the time is running errands in-town, like groceries, sports, dentists and doctors, shopping, etc. EVs handle that so easily, and you always have a full tank, and it's cheap.
Want to tow? Go roadtripping? Go off-roading or adventuring in non-urban areas? Take the gas vehicle.
Although, with Ioniq 5 being able to charge in under 20 minutes (assuming you have DCFC available nearby), even roadtripping is a reality. It's only really a pain if you live and/or are traveling to an area without infrastructure (yet.)
@@FromG2eminor Maybe your needs are different but don't judge those who can choose to drive less.
2:41 No, the door sheet metal crease line has nothing to do with aerodynamics and range. It's a radical design style Hyundai has used on the doors of the Elantra and Tuscon.
I can see Scotty having one in about 2 or 3 years a used one if I was going to drive in the city I would think about it but a cheap one
How about tesla?
@@martinkazako2292 no way I would buy that overpriced Tesla and too many problems with it I prefer to drive the car myself not a machine
@@mikeashely8198 Same price as a Tesla Model Y; I'd probably get the Tesla but that's just me.
I must admit, it is great car. However, I would not recommend it to no one.
I have bought one Ioniq5 on PCP on September 2021 and car was very good until wind screen crack. Since I have reported it to insurance on the beginning of June I had to wait until and of September because there was no windscreen in UK, and it was “back order”. Fortunately, I was able to drive it. But the real problems were ahead 😪😩. Just before Christmas 2022 on board charger got broken, car was taken to main dealer. I was told that they haven't got parts on shelf because it's back order and I must wait. After two months and two weeks I finally had message from the dealer that they will get the part next week and get the car fixed for me. I was very excited that I'm going to get my car back after two months and two weeks. I forgotten to mention but, in the meantime, they provided me with BMW series one petrol. From the same beginning I told them that I prefer electric cars, but they don't care. However, I was very patient, and I was looking forward to getting my car back. Unfortunately, when the onboard charger arrived at the dealer, they realise they need other parts, and those parts are also on backorder so now it looks like I might not have a car for 5 months.
After all that experience with the dealer and lack of the parts for the car they selling I decided to stay away from Hyundai I once and for all and to spread the word to other people not to make the same mistake and become the victim of this dealer. However, if you decided to buy one of those electric Hyundai's I wish you a lot of luck I hope nothing gets broken otherwise you might need to wait long time before you see your car again.
Hyundai is killing it these days