2022 · SUV · EV

Hyundai Ioniq 5

$24k–$29k illustrative US used-market estimate

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Quality

Strongest on Price & Value (90) — one of your weighted priorities. Loses points on Functionality (60).

Best for: Value-focused EV families

Score breakdown

Price & Value90

Quality & Reliability80

Prestige & Design75

Functionality60

Performance55

Efficiency43

Range & Charging35

Technology80

Safety90

Ownership Costs68

Specifications

Trim: SEL AWD
Body: SUV
Powertrain: EV · AWD
Seats: 5
Horsepower: 320
0–60 mph: 4.9s
Range: 256 mi (EPA)
Efficiency (MPGe): 98
DC fast charge: 235 kW
Cargo (max): 1680 L
Warranty: Battery 10yr/100k mi (original owner)
Est. annual cost: $2,500
Est. 3-yr depreciation: 42%

Strengths & drawbacks

+ Ultra-fast charging
+ Distinctive design
+ Roomy flat floor
− No rear wiper
− Charging-unit recall history

Sources: manufacturer published specs and EPA figures for a representative trim; ratings and costs are editorial sample estimates. Check recalls at nhtsa.gov before buying.