The 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited Is An Impactful Fast Charging Quaint EV
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- After a full year on the market, the #HyundaiIoniq5 continues to be one of the most stylish and impressive EV's to date. With its quick charging speeds, usable range, and stand out design, the 2023 #Ioniq5 is one of those vehicles that will surely attract new buyers into the #Hyundai brand. Expect to see the #Ioniq family grow in the coming years with the upcoming #Ioniq6 and #Ioniq7
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Happy Weds guys! Incase you're wondering, our full review on the 2023 Ioniq 6 will be posting on 4/3 at midnight EST! Until then, we wanted to refresh your mind on the excellent Ioniq 5 with this updated review! Amazing how this car still turns heads even after a full year on the market!
Hyundai / kia are on track to become one of the most reliable Asian brands
Looking forward to that review. The design seems polarizing but it looks very sleek from certain angles.
I can't believe they still haven't added a rear windshield wiper. Do they not have dirt or snow at all in S. Korea?
no wiper on the rear window?? for the winter, it seems to me that it is essential
I saw you posted this video on President’s Day 2023
What 80s cars would have looked like if they had the tech back then.
I would say Mitsubishi Starion at the time was the futuristic car back then
My 1986 Nissan 200SX coupe (I loved that car ) it would talk to you 😉 like most Nissan (Datsun) at the time
The tail lights on the Pulsar NX come to mind as well as every Pontiac.
@@dannyj9577 You’re so right about that 😃 I loved the Pulsar NX and Pontiac Forever ♾️
@@darknessislight3689p denim oo
Timestamps:
1:13 Under the hood/specs
3:37 Exterior
6:32 STILL NO REAR WINDSHIELD WIPER! WHAAA...?
6:48 Rear Cargo/trunk
7:21 Charge port/charge speed
7:54 Interior/key fob
12:10 Infotainment
13:16 Interior cont.
15:34 Back seat interior
16:58 Drive performance - still a fav?
22:01 Driver assistance features
22:20 Comfort and other stuff
22:42 Real world cold trip range and fast charge speed (FAST)
24:57 Conclusion/wrap-up
27:22 Pricing
This guy, trying to get pinned.
I never even considered an electric vehicle until this one came out. Now I'm thinking about getting this.
I have mine coming in August. Glad i watched this video, made me feel better about spending all the cake. Normally i find these car review videos long and annoying but this one was good and efficient. Thanks
Great video review! I was browsing our EV dataset at Predicta and couldn't believe how much customers LOVE the Ioniq 5. We measure sentiment for dimensions of the car on a 0.0 to a 1.0 scale. ALL of the dimensions for the Ioniq 5 measured above 0.9 on the average sentiment scale. Wow! I've never seen that for any of the other EVs we track! It's nice to see great video reviews, but it's also nice to know that actual customers are loving the Ioniq!
The iONIQ 5 is probably my favorite EV, and im really glad they added battery preconditioning for 2023 models!
Nice re - review! We LOVE our 22 Ioniq5 AWD Ultimate...0 complanits. It hits all the marks for my wife and I. We put on over 1000km per week and road trip a lot. So the fast charging is very nice!
We came from a Kona EV which we put 48,000km on in 10 months of owning it. 0 problems with the Kona, so very happy with the quality of the Hyundai products and our dealer has been really good to deal with.
No regrets.
Oh and the head rests do go forward and back, 3 different positions.
Great video - Thank you
Mike
Love your content, I generally watch every episode. I was wondering if you could do a brief night visual to show the ambient lighting on all reviews. A lot of people (like me) are very interested in how the vehicular lighting is during the night and daytime. Again, thank you for your detailed content.
Thank you for the good and informative review. Though I've been missing in all the reviews of IONIQ 5 that there is a lot you can do with the voice commands like setting inner temperature, turning the seat heating and cooling, steering heating, etc. This is what I tried during a test drive and it works perfectly. Give it a try.😊
Such a retro 80s looking EV. Love it!
Good reviews and great content. I was wondering if you can add details about real world range in regards o EVs.
You dont need to go the menus for the heated seats. The warmer text on there is also a shortcut (button) to heated seats and aircon👍
Great overview. Thank you!
If you press the “warmer” hard button where the climate controls are it brings you directly to the screen on the infotainment system for the steering wheel & seat warmers, etc.
This makes it where you don’t have to fumble around the options on the touch screen to find them. 😉
“Absolutely Magnificent Review, Quite Informative… And Very Entertaining 😅
Yes, retro-modern, not "futuristic" as I heard one reviewer describe it. Reminds me of the 80s-90s era VW Golf. Not sure if that is because of the German designers Hyundai group has poached, but a very handsome design. Fine review, still my favorite EV.
This is quite possibly the coolest looking car on sale today.
The ECO mode in the 2023 requires a software update as there is an issue with ECO being so slow, you can really notice this with a 2022 model that has not had the software update.
I am going to put myself on a waitlist for this one, I really like this!
Does it come with back camera instead of wipers?
I think the long range RWD is good enough for me. Nice vehicle and video
Not if you live in the northern states
It reminds me of three cars from the past Chevy Spectrum/Isuzu I-Mark 3dr and later on the Hyundai Excel 3dr ( similar silhouette)
Quite frankly,...4.5 seconds to 60 is PLENTY fast. I'd have no reason to get the performance version. I'm currently driving a 2014 Honda Civic....so even this will be crazy fast for me.
I've tested the long-range single motor (225hp) and it still feels quick and does 60mph in the 6.5 second range and, I suspect, will still be plenty for most people. That's last gen GTI performance out of a big, funky hatchback. I loved it.
@@MatthewGaither True. Even 6.5 seconds to 60 would be a vast improvement over my current car. The only issue I have with the single motor is that it is rear wheel drive, I believe. Now, is the motor for the single motor in the back to give weight? I'm thinking mostly of winter driving.
@@DRayL_ yes the single motor is in the rear. I bought the single motor SEL long range today and have driven both the single and dual motor back to back. The steering feels nicer and more natural in the single motor whereas the dual motor is noticeably faster provided you get deep into the throttle. At light throttle in Normal mode I cant tell a difference. Can’t go wrong either way.
@@MatthewGaither Oh wow! That's good to know, because most of the time, people will drive in normal mode. And thank you for the info on where the motor is. I would be good with the rear drive option in that case. Would probably no good enough in the snow.
Again, thanks for the input! 🙂
My Ioniq 5 here is Israel has rear heated seats and an ottoman chair for the passenger as well. Plus the back seat slides forward and backward with electric control.
$50 still crazy for this. Lot had a ton of them. Still priced out of most normal peoples budget
Like that new WRX 😂
The drivers seat back headrest can be adjusted front and back.
The exterior is by far one of my favorite designs of the century. But I really think Hyundai could have done a better job of the interior: steering wheel, screens, and A/C controls.
I really hope a refresh of the Ioniq maintains the same great exterior but amps the interior styling to match the impressive exterior.
Higher quality interior means more expensive, no need to have every EV too expensive for average buyers
With a .28 drag efficiency, will this vehicle be allowed for sale in Tennessee?
You could swap the front and rear headrests for a less forward angle in front.
My wife recently had this as a rental when she travelled to Houston for work, and she said the drive on the highway really made her and her passengers nauseous. not sure what was going on with that drivetrain, but that’s not the first time I’ve heard about this on this vehicle
You do a very nice review!
I still really like this big hatchback, but for the price my still pretty big for a hatchback civic still makes me happy and you just can't get a manual in an EV... yet I guess. I know Toyota is going to try it lol
oh and I have a rear wiper haha
I would love to see a review with one a different color..lol. After 1 year still havent seen any other reviews with another color.
If you're only supposed to charge to 80%, what's the range? 160 miles?
They do offer wireless Apple car play. The initial setup is wired then wireless after initial wired setup.
I would definitely get the background on the dash wrapped in black.
Waiting for ioniq 7 suv but this 5 is really nice too
*Almost at 1M!*
There may not be a physical button for seat heat and ventilation but you can set it to go on automatically based on the cabin temperature.
How?
@@yiyer Go into HEAT/VENT icon and you will see the option. Or touch "Warmer" on the climate control and then you can check the option listed there too.
@Redline Reviews, what do you think of the EV6 compared to it?
I have owned both an EV6 (presently) and I owned an Ioniq 5.. EV6 feels slightly firmer, but the more aerodynamic EV6 is much more efficient
I tested both on the same day and concur. The EV6 is a little firmer and the seats also felt firmer (which I did not like). I did like the more cockpit like design and the lighting in the EV6 though and would happily drive either.
What color way was this?
Thanks for the review. It helped find a few features I didn't yet know (I just got mine today). I wanted to mention that as of July 2023 it DID get the Federal $7,500 rebate (still manufactured in Korea). I also got $2,500 loyalty and $500 state (plus a mysterious extra $1,000 rebate that was dealer case I think)- a total of $11,500 rebates.
umm excuse me . I need to correct you. The sound system in the ev6 is Meridian, and the Harman Kardon Are in the Niro Ev.
I really like the look of this vehicle.
For the Kia EV6 sound system, you probably meant Meridian, not Harman Kardon.
Everything sounded good until you mentioned wired connection to Apple CarPlay. It was a precursor when you started you mention where they cheaped out with plastic dashboard.
All Hyundai/Kia/Genesis with bigger screen (10 or 12 inch screen) never come with wireless CarPlay, it’s been about 2 to 3 years since the introduction of wireless CarPlay on their smaller 8 inch screen.
@@blackwhirlwind1245 they need to put some more engineers working on that effort because it just looks downright silly without a wireless system and everything else looks modern and updated
The inconsistency kills me. He complains that you have to go through a screen to access the heated seats and steering wheel. But you have to go through a screen to access everything in a Model 3 or Y, even to open the freaking glove box! And I didn't hear that complaint during the Model 3 and Y reviews.
My friends that own 3/Ys usually use voice commands for some of those operations - like the glovebox is easy to open with voice because "glovebox" isn't confused with any other words. I haven't tried voice commands in the Ioniq. Reminds me of Matt Watson on CarWow being annoying at "Hey Mercedes" every 5 seconds lol.
The slight cons the reviewer mentioned have and are being addressed:
1. Rear windshield wiper coming to future models.
2. Wireless car play coming or already deployed in software update.
3. If you press the warmer button twice, it acts as a shortcut to the seat ventilation system!
Sure hope those cool door arm rest/handles don't catch rainwater and damage the LED light when you roll down the window at a drive thru in a thunderstorm
Is hyundai going to make a ioniq 9 to compete with kias new ev9?
Its fast charging capabilities are impressive, and it's a nice car.. Unfortunately you still have to deal with the realities of the public fast charging network. Tesla still has everyone beat in that department.
Public charging in most of USA is a joke.
That will only change in the future. Besides if you can charge at home/work you rarely need to visit fast charger so it’s pretty much a non issue for the vast majority of people
Yet, still charges way faster than a Tesla.
Looks like a back to the future 2 vehicle
He really said “my fiancé”. Congratulations guys! ❤🎉
For some reason this car reminds me of the movie "Total Recall"
I want one so bad!!
First good vid!
Voice commands are available for controlling the seat warmers.
EV prices are going to have to come down exponentially if they expect us regular folks to make the switch in the future.
EV cost around 3 times cheaper to operate per month compared to a gasoline car. If you drive around 20,000 miles per year - EV saves a lot of money already.
@@00_UU : This is from an article in Feb. 2023 - "The average distance driven is different for every driver. But on average, drivers travel 13,476 miles per year on U.S. roads, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)."
@@oneslackr my neighbor drives a Tesla Model S, full charge at home costs 4 dollars vs full tank for my sedan costs 50 dollars.
@@00_UU Even better I believe Hyundai is now offering 3 years of free driving with Electrify America. Plus my dealer offers free D/ C Fast. Charging in their parking lot 24/7 as do many Hyundai and Kia Dealerships
@@00_UUhow much did you paid for your sedan? How many tanks of gas would you need to fill to make up for the price difference? How many Americans can afford a $95k car?
I call my 2023 gold Ioniq 5 a “DeLorioniq” because it’s soo Back to the Future looking. Note that a lease does somehow qualify for the $7500 tax credit/loophole.
Yet more great styling from Hyundai. A nicely put together vehicle. Funny you mention the difficulty in cleaning the wheels - that is one of the first things my eyes go to when buying a vehicle.
Should be easy to clean with just spraying water over it , any normal car washing place should do that easily
Pretty sure the AWD is the only Limited with those wheels. The RWD I believe has the other ones, which I like more.
The GV60 doesn't have an opening roof as well like the EV6 or Ioniq 6.
Although they are sister cars, Consumer Reports rates Ioniq5 only 76, compared to 91 for EV6 (highest rated EV), citing worse predicted reliability and routine handling.
Nice hoodie. Costco? I am wearing the same one. 😅
I would get this or the Kia EV 6, but it's the charging infrastructure that I'm worried about. Too many places to charge not reliable for long distance travel
Tesla superchargers are starting to open up to other EVs now, which will greatly improve this weak point of non-Tesla EVs.
@@tccool_ I'm aware of that. But how long would it take for people to know that before buying another brand without knowing that at first hand?
Not really an issue imo
Do you have a house or apt? 99% of charging is done at home. Unless you travel more than 250 miles a day
Even then, I've always found a charging station that works just fine.
@Dhruv B Charging at home is fine for daily driving, I'm talking about traveling long distance.
@@gregnice25 depends on were you live and where you drive yeah. I've driven from Seattle to Montana without issues. Though the charging situation in Montana is sub par
Midwest wouldn't be great. West coast is just fine
I’m still waiting for the prologue or ZDX.
Hyundai is still doing it right
Hyundai / KIA have realized an impressive lineup. Diesel, gas, hybrid, plugin, EV, whatever consumers want or need, they build it. Good warranty too.
Hydrogen as well . NEXO!!!
My opinion on no rear wiper. Your in town stuck in slow moving traffic and its raining. Your back windscreen is impossible to see out of. Driving in town at 30mph when its raining you cant see out of the rear windscreen. Its really early in the morning and you are getting ready to drive to work and its snowing how visibility in all these scenarios is zero.
In my opinion doing away with the rear wiper is foolish bordering on dangerous.
The styling looks nice but I’m not a fan of Hyundai I will take my chances with the Ford Electric mustang MachE suv
seat adjustment, A/C and window controls need to physical buttons even on EVs.
Yes in my approved statement it’s cool car
Even I don’t have a license
I'm in no way an EV fan. But the ioniq 6 looks pretty dope. If they had those gas powered I'd consider one
Nice review for a car that takes forever to get..
I want it so bad 😢
Nice to see a driver power seat with memory. I can't believe Kia didn't put that in the EV6!!
Waiting for IONIC 6
9
@@nickr344169
10
@@skyward6878 I'm waiting for the 2086 IONIC 1847
@Brian Lee 7 what?
This is the only Korean EV to get it Sofyan.
Waiting for the N version
It’s like my Fiero had an electric child 🤣
One the reasons why Mach e is selling so well is because it still has tax credit, most of the competitors don’t have tax credits like Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, Subaru, Nissan, I believe ID4 only has half of the tax credit, so only Model Y and mach E have tax credit.
EV6 VS IONIQ 5 ?
I can't believe you haven't bought one of these.
If only the RWD came with the heat pump like the RWD Ioniq 6
Is does.
My understanding is that all the trims now come with a battery pre-heater, but only the AWD models have the cabin heat pump.
Talk to it instead of fiddling with the screen for lots of things (heated seats/steering wheel, navigation/etc).
I would still buy this EV over any other American EVs... Giving $7500 tax credits to only domestic EVs is not fair. This is why I don't touch any Fords or GMs
If it matters to anyone, a salesperson at Hyundai told me that the special matte paint must be hand washed.
So far, I would prefer EV6 awd for an EV
Great video, but you need to explain that it is almost impossible to get one! Worse, Hyundai is keeping prices high by refusing to build more of the most desired model, keeping supply low, and demand high.
There are currently 400+ new limited models available, with 3000+ including other trim levels. Not big numbers, but not impossible to find one if you're willing to search nationally. Many are listed at MSRP with no ADM, but of course that could change once the paper work is written up.
@@joemcdonough7509it’s now sep 23 and there are 1k+ limited available and with discounts. It’s interesting how quickly the market has changed in just several months.
Dude, you have a plethora of downloaded knowledge!
No “umms” and the only reviewer to use “fabulous” in a car review.
Would love to hear more personal impressions instead of facts ie: higher than a sedan but headlights are (not) shining from rear view mirror.
Also real world mileage for 80-90mph highway driving
Love this car, test drove one, BUT living in the NE snow belt, absolutely will not get one until it has a rear wiper. What a stupid omission by Hyundai. Sometimes what looks good on paper, doesn’t always work in the real world!
No mention of Hyundai still charging $5-7k mark-ups?
Where I am at they are offering at msrp. These aren’t selling well when id4 model y and mustang are all getting the tax incentive
i guess i'm the only one who doesn't like sunroofs. I hate them in fact. I also like cool car colors
The Pinto of the 21st century.
Waiting list 10 months. Pay more to dealers to shorten. Why a lot of people cancels.
Just wish it was cheaper and easier to get but it's not.
If only they designed a lighter weight hybrid that looks this good for ~$30k. A he/him can dream.
If the range was 30 more miles and $4,000 less it would have been on my driveway.
Still no rear wiper, still extremely poor availability and insane markup 😢
the car is beautiful