Hyundai's Iconic Ioniq 5

Overview

          Hyundai is no stranger to innovation it feels as if the company is always asking itself, “ How can we shake things up next?”. Well, it was only a matter of time before they set their sites on the EV market, and shake things up they did. The Ioniq 5 is a head-turning comfort cloud on wheels, competitively priced and designed to delight. Hyundai pulled no stops on the design of this vehicle, giving it a sort of modular, “ Functional luxury” meaning almost everything can be modified to your preference. So, what it may lack in plush leather interior components, it more than makes up for with sheer functionality. With a wheelbase larger than the Hyundai Palisade, and its electric classification, you can silently stomp around in style as you drive past gas pumps. Speaking of driving the Ioniq 5 has a range of up to 303 miles per full charge, pair this with the 4 levels of regenerative braking, and intelligent navigation, and you’ll be doing a LOT of carefree driving. 

              The Ioniq 5 features 4 trim levels peaking at a starting price of $52,600 with the limited trim giving you everything the Ioniq 5 has to offer. With the Ioniq 5’s large footprint and crossover class, it offers SO much in terms of interior space it's almost unbelievable. Superbly reclining seats, sliding and reclining rear seats, a mobile center console, flat floor space, and large cargo space, make this the roomiest and most versatile crossover EV to date. Continuing on with that versatility the Ioniq 5 can charge as quickly as 10% - 80% in as little as 18 minutes at certain charging stations that can be found in the intelligent navigation offered by the Ioniq 5. You can remain connected on your longer trips with Apple and Android integrations, a multitude of charging ports for your devices even a 110-volt standard wall socket right in the backseat. You have optional Bose premium audio speakers that are illuminated with LEDs, and a massive “vision roof” glass roof that extends from front to back with retractable shades on those hotter days. 

        Going back to the exterior of the Ionic 5 we see a few key design factors that set it apart from a lot of its competitors, like the unique pixel design behind all of the vehicle's exterior lights. You see that design still in the finer details like the illuminated pixel charge gauge right next to the charging port, and even on the side view mirrors turn signals. The elongated form factor makes this vehicle as eye-catching as it is deceivingly spacious. That deceit is also passed on to the power of this vehicle giving you two options, the rear-wheel drive option, and the all-wheel drive option. The AWD having the most power, of course, giving you the equivalent of 320 horsepower, while still holding on to a majority of that range. Zooming out now, you can see how much of a force in the EV market the Ioniq 5 truly is. Schedule your Hyundai Ioniq 5 Experience today at World Car Hyundai!

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