Hyundai Ioniq 5 Charge Spec and Overview

The Hyundai Ioniq 5, released in late 2021, is Hyundai's first model built on the E-GMP (Electric Global Modular Platform). This all-electric SUV comes with both rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive options, offering multiple battery configurations. Competitors include the Kia EV6 and Tesla Model Y.

Battery Capacity

Hyundai Ioniq 5:

• Standard Range: 58 kWh (54 kWh usable)
• Extended Range: 77.4 kWh (74 kWh usable)
• N Series: 84 kWh (80 kWh usable)

Energy Consumption (WLTP Test Cycle)

• Standard Range (RWD): 16.7 kWh/100 km
• Extended Range (2WD): 17 kWh/100 km

Driving Range

• Standard Range (58 kWh):
  • WLTP: 384 km
  • EPA: 354 km
• Extended Range (77.4 kWh):
  • WLTP: 507 km
  • EPA: 488 km
• N Series (84 kWh): WLTP TBC

AC Charging Max Rates

• Single-phase: 7.4 kW max
• Three-phase: 11 kW max

DC Fast Charging

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 supports DC fast charging using the CCS2 connector:

• Max DC Charging Speed:
  • Standard Range: 175 kW
  • Extended Range: 233 kW
• Charging from 0 to 80% in 15-18 minutes

Approximate Charging Times

Performance

• Max Power:
  • Standard Range (RWD): 125 kW
  • Extended Range (RWD): 168 kW
  • AWD: 239 kW
  • N Series: 478 kW
• Acceleration (0-100 km/h):
  • Standard Range (RWD): 8.5 seconds
  • Extended Range (RWD): 7.3 seconds
  • AWD: 5.1 seconds
  • N Series: 3.4 seconds

Dimensions and Storage

• Length: 4635 mm
• Width (mirrors out): 2152 mm
• Height: 1605 mm
• Boot Volume:
  • 531 L (seats up)
  • 1591 L (seats down)
• Front Boot (‘Frunk’): 57 L (RWD) / 24 L (AWD)

Towing Capacity

• Standard Range: 750 kg (braked/unbraked)
• Extended Range: 1600 kg (braked) / 750 kg (unbraked)

Disclaimer

The information provided above is intended as a general guide only. Specifications and charging times may vary. Always confirm details with the manufacturer before making any purchase decisions.