Hyundai Australia has made alterations to its Ioniq 5 lineup for 2024, adding a lower cost smaller battery entry model
Hyundai has officially launched a cheaper variant of its Ioniq 5 electric midsize SUV, with the more affordable grade set for a 2024 release date.
Priced more competitively from $64,500 before on-road costs, the new base model simply named Ioniq 5 will use a 58kWh (54kWh usable) battery pack with 384km (WLTP) range.
The existing Ioniq 5 models use a 74kWh usable battery with range claims as high as 507km – but the smaller battery will give Hyundai a direct rival to the $65,400 Tesla Model Y rear-wheel drive and the $67,400 Polestar 2 standard range.
Hyundai has changed the lineup for the Ioniq 5 for 2024, which now includes the eponymous Ioniq 5 trim, followed by the mid-range Dynamiq grade (from $76,000) and then the Epiq sitting as the flagship.
Pricing tops out at $84,000 before on-road costs for the dual-motor Epiq AWD grade.
Hyundai will also allow customers to option digital side mirrors and a digital rear-view mirror on the Epiq grade for an additional $3000.
The Ioniq 5 is powered in base guise by a 125kW/350Nm rear-mounted electric motor, with the extended range producing 168kW/350Nm.
As standard, the base Ioniq 5 comes standard with the following features:
Standard safety features on the Ioniq 5 for 2024 include:
All prices listed are before on-road costs.
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