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Hyundai Ioniq 5
NEXT STAGE: Freshen in 2025
The first dedicated electric offering from Hyundai went on sale in the spring as a 2022 model. The compact crossover replaced the now discontinued Ioniq EV in the lineup. Availability is limited to 39 states where dealerships are equipped to sell the EV, but Hyundai says the list is growing. The model is built on the E-GMP platform and offers ultrafast 800-volt charging as well as vehicle-to-load capability.
Its four trims — SE Standard Range, SE, SEL and Limited — all come configured in rear-wheel drive. The base SE Standard uses a 58-kilowatt-hour battery and delivers 168 hp and 220 miles of range. For 2023, the range of awd models increases from 256 to 266 miles and the tow rating for SE, SEL and Premium increases to 2,300 pounds from 1,650.
Expect a freshen in 2025 and a redesign in 2027.