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Hyundai Ioniq 5

▼ 7.2% this monthBest deals in the EV market right now
True Value88/ 100
Best Price
$27,500
Range
303 mi
0-60 mph
5.2s
Fast Charge
180 mi/15min

Compare Prices Across Platforms

PlatformConditionPriceMileageLink
AutoTraderNew$35,200—View →
CarvanaUsed$27,500BEST15k miView →
CarMaxUsed$28,90012k miView →
Cars.comNew$36,800—View →
MSRP: $41,800Prices last verified April 2026. Click to view current listing.

Full Specifications

Performance

Range (EPA)303 mi
Real-World Range~258-294 mi
Cold Weather Range~212-236 mi
0-60 mph5.2s
Top Speed115 mph
Horsepower320 hp
Torque446 lb-ft

Battery & Charging

Battery Capacity77.4 kWh
Efficiency3.5 mi/kWh
DC Fast Charge350 kW
Miles / 15 min Fast Charge180 mi
Level 2 Charge Time7 hours
Charge PortCCS

Dimensions

Length182.5 in
Width74.4 in
Height63.0 in
Wheelbase118.1 in
Cargo Space60 cu ft
Curb Weight4,431 lbs
Seating5 passengers

Warranty

Bumper-to-Bumper5 years / 60,000 miles
Battery Warranty10 years / 100,000 miles
Powertrain10 years / 100,000 miles

What It Really Costs to Own a Ioniq 5

5-Year EV Cost

Purchase Price$35,200
Electricity (5yr)$2,743
Insurance (5yr)$8,500
Maintenance (5yr)$4,500
Registration & Fees$1,400
Total 5-Year Cost$52,343
Est. Resale Value (50%)-$17,600
Net Cost of Ownership$34,743

vs Gas Equivalent (Toyota RAV4)

Ioniq 5 (EV)
$34,743
vs
Toyota RAV4
$57,500
5-Year Savings with EV
$22,757

How Much You'll Save vs Gas

vs Toyota RAV4
$1,140/year
$5,700 over 5 years
vs Hyundai Tucson (gas)
$1,100/year
$5,500 over 5 years
vs Honda CR-V
$1,120/year
$5,600 over 5 years

Based on 12,000 miles/year, $3.50/gal gas, $0.13/kWh electricity.

Battery & Range: What to Expect

Range by Temperature

70°F (Ideal)303 mi
30°F (Cold)240 mi
0°F (Extreme)212 mi
Highway: 275 mi
City: 330 mi

Charging Costs & Times

Full Charge at Home$10.05
Full Charge (Public DC)$19.33
Level 1 (120V) Time72 hours
Level 2 (240V) Time7 hours
DC Fast Charge Speed350 kW

Battery Degradation (Used Buyer Guide)

100%
New
~303 mi
95%
30k mi
~288 mi
90%
60k mi
~273 mi
85%
100k mi
~258 mi

~4% at 50k mi; 800V architecture charges incredibly fast

Should You Buy the Ioniq 5?

Pros

  • +Ultra-fast 350 kW charging — 10% to 80% in 18 minutes
  • +Retro-futuristic design stands out from the crowd
  • +Industry-leading 10-year/100k battery warranty
  • +Vehicle-to-load (V2L) lets you power appliances
  • +Flat floor and reclining seats for road trip comfort

Cons

  • -Steep depreciation on used models
  • -Infotainment can be slow to respond
  • -Rear visibility limited by design
  • -No spare tire — relies on tire repair kit

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best price for a Hyundai Ioniq 5 in 2026?

Best new price is $35,200 on AutoTrader, well below the $41,800 MSRP. Used 2023 models start at $27,500 on Carvana.

Is the Hyundai Ioniq 5 a good deal right now?

It's one of the best deals in the EV market — prices have dropped 7.2% this month. True Value Score of 88/100.

How fast does the Ioniq 5 charge?

The 800V architecture allows 350 kW DC fast charging — 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes. It's the fastest-charging mainstream EV.

What is the real-world range of the Ioniq 5?

EPA rates it at 303 miles. Real-world range is 270-295 miles. Cold weather brings it to 210-240 miles.

Should I buy a new or used Hyundai Ioniq 5?

Used models offer incredible value with $7,700+ savings. Battery degradation is minimal (~4% at 50k) thanks to 800V architecture.

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