Ioniq 5 1st Generation
Hyundai
2021 - present
SUV
Body Type
RWD
Drivetrain
2010 kg
Weight
Description
Revolutionary electric crossover on E-GMP platform, 800V architecture enabling 18min 10-80% charging, 507km range, retro-futuristic design, V2L capability.
General Information
Height:
1605 mm (63.2 in)
Generation:
1st Generation
Production Years:
2021 - present
Body Type:
SUV
Drivetrain:
RWD
Engines Used:
—
Drag Coefficient:
0.29 Cd
Braking & Suspension
Front Brakes:
—
Rear Brakes:
—
Front Suspension:
MacPherson strut
Rear Suspension:
Multi-link
Dimensions & Weight
Length:
4635 mm (182.5 in)
Width:
1890 mm (74.4 in)
Height:
1605 mm (63.2 in)
Wheelbase:
3000 mm (118.1 in)
Ground Clearance:
160 mm (6.3 in)
Curb Weight:
1955-2268 kg (4311-5001 lbs)
Gross Weight:
2600 kg (5733 lbs)
Payload:
645 kg (1422 lbs)
Towing (braked):
1600 kg (3528 lbs)
Fuel Tank:
—
Trunk & Interior
Trunk (seats up):
527 L (18.6 cu.ft)
Trunk (seats down):
1587 L (56 cu.ft)
Seating:
5 seats
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size:
19" - 20"
Tire Size (Front):
—
Tire Size (Rear):
—
Performance Range
0-100 km/h:
5.2 - 8.5 s
Top Speed:
185-185 km/h (115-115 mph)
Transmission:
Single-speed automatic
Gearbox Options:
—
Performance figures vary by engine modification.
Safety & Equipment
Airbags:
7
Safety Systems:
ABS, ESC, SmartSense, Highway Driving Assist
Climate Control:
Dual-zone automatic
Power Steering:
Electric
Euro NCAP Rating:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Classification & Production
Car Class:
Mid-size SUV
Platform:
Hyundai E-GMP
Production Country:
South Korea
Factory Location:
Ulsan, South Korea
Units Produced:
—
Original Price:
—
Gallery
Advantages
- Ultra-fast charging with 800V architecture means 10-80% in just 18 minutes at suitable 350kW chargers.
- Range is excellent with up to 507km possible making it viable for longer journeys without anxiety.
- Interior is spacious and innovative with flat floor, sliding center console, and relaxation seats.
- The retro-futuristic design is distinctive and won Car of the Year 2022 for its innovative approach.
- V2L function lets you power external devices from the car's battery making it genuinely useful.
Pay Attention
- Price is expensive especially for higher-spec models which can approach luxury SUV territory.
- Ride quality is quite firm making it less comfortable on rough roads than some rivals.
- Visibility is compromised by thick pillars and small windows affecting parking and maneuverability.
- Fast charging network with 350kW chargers is still limited making the ultra-fast charging less useful.
- Software can occasionally be buggy with some owners reporting glitches in the infotainment.