Hyundai Ioniq 5 2024

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SUV

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0-100 km/h

3.4s

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 2024

The 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 lineup offers a versatile range of electric SUVs designed for performance and innovation. The base model features a 58kWh battery with 350km NEDC range, while the Long Range variant upgrades to a 72.6kWh battery for nearly 500km. For enhanced dynamics, the AWD version combines dual motors with 400km range. The sporty N Line adds aggressive styling without mechanical changes, and the high-performance Ioniq 5 N delivers 650hp with a 3.4s 0-100km/h acceleration. New for 2024 is the XRT off-road edition, featuring raised suspension, all-terrain tires, and rugged exterior accents. All models share the 3000mm wheelbase for spacious interiors and incorporate Hyundai's latest tech, including NACS charging compatibility. This page provides comprehensive details about the 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 series to assist your purchasing decision. Explore model comparisons with specifications like battery capacity (58kWh-84kWh), power outputs (125kW-478kW), and driving ranges (350km-500km). We highlight pricing insights, including the RM38.88万 starting MSRP for the Ioniq 5 N, along with ownership costs such as insurance and financing options. Discover design updates like the XRT's 23mm increased ground clearance or N Line's sportier aesthetics. Our resources cover common ownership queries, maintenance tips, and the latest news about Hyundai's EV technology advancements, including 800V fast-charging capabilities. Whether you're comparing trims or researching real-world performance, this page consolidates essential information for accurate decisions.

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Upcoming 2024

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Retail Price：TBC

Top Speed(km/h)：260

0-100km/h(s)：3.4

As Tested(L/100km)：-

Manufacturers Claim(L/100km)：-

Launched Year：2024

On Sale：Upcoming

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Fuel Type：EV

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 +2024 Key Highlights

The 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 lineup showcases cutting-edge EV technology with enhanced battery efficiency, bold design updates, and versatile configurations. Key upgrades include expanded battery options (63kWh and 84kWh), improved range up to 499 km (310 miles), and the introduction of performance-focused N Line and rugged XRT variants. Advanced safety features like Hyundai SmartSense and futuristic interior tech solidify its position as a leader in the electric SUV segment.

IONIQ 5 Standard Range (63kWh)

IONIQ 5 Long Range (84kWh)

IONIQ 5 N Line

IONIQ 5 XRT

IONIQ 5 N (Performance Edition)

IONIQ 5 NPX1 (Limited Racing Variant)

Common Problem

Tire Issues

One of the recurring problems reported by owners is related to the OEM Michelin Primacy tires. The noise dampening foam inside these tires tends to detach, causing vibrations and an off-balance feeling while driving. This issue has led some owners to replace multiple tires within a short period. Some users have suggested removing the foam entirely as a solution, although this option was not offered by dealerships.

Charging Port Door Malfunction

Several owners have experienced issues with the charging port door, which may require replacement due to a faulty servo motor. A temporary fix involves placing a rubber pad under the door where it contacts the button. However, the lack of a manual opening mechanism for the charging door can be particularly frustrating when it gets stuck.

Bluelink Connectivity Issues

The 2024 model has seen specific connectivity issues with Bluelink+, where the system fails to activate or communicate properly after updates. Owners have reported long waiting periods for resolution, with some experiencing restoration of service without clear communication from Hyundai.

Check Electric Vehicle System Error

Some owners have encountered the "Check Electric Vehicle System" error, which can cause sluggish acceleration and necessitate towing to a dealership. This issue is often linked to ICCU failures, and repairs can take several weeks. Owners are advised to research lemon laws in their state and keep detailed records of all communications.

General Reliability Concerns

While many owners report no issues and enjoy their Ioniq 5, there are concerns about reliability due to various electronic and charging-related problems. Some issues, like the ICCU problem, have been addressed through recalls , but others, such as overheating during Level 2 charging, might be inherent design flaws. Despite these concerns, many owners still find the car reliable compared to other EVs.

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Price

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MPG

31 combined

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Hyundai Creta

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Price

RM 149,888

MPG

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Hyundai Kona Electric

Price

RM 149,888-199,888

EV RANG

305.0-484.0 miles

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Price

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MPG

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Upcoming 2024

Price

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Motor Output(PS)

609

Motor Output(kW)

448

Battery Capacity

EV Range

448

Power Consumption

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RM 109,800

4615×1901×1670

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160

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2024 Leapmotor C10 EV

RM 159,000

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160

69.9

424

eight-year/160,000 km Battery warranty
2024 ZEEKR X Premium RWD

RM 155,800

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17.3
2024 Xpeng G6 Standard Range

RM 165,820

4753×1920×1650

259

190

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435

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History of Hyundai Ioniq 5

IONIQ 5 N (2024-Present)

High-performance variant delivers 650hp via dual motors, accelerates 0-100km/h in 3.4s, and features track-focused cooling and simulated gear shifts for driving enthusiasts.

2025 Facelift (2025-Present)

The refreshed model features a 20mm-longer bumper, 50mm-extended spoiler, and XRT off-road trim. Upgraded tech includes pixel LED lighting and ccNC infotainment with OTA updates.

2nd Generation (2024-2025)

Mid-cycle updates introduced 63kWh/84kWh batteries, boosting range to 318 miles. Enhanced chassis rigidity, rear wipers, and redesigned interior controls improved practicality.

1st Generation (2021-2024)

The original IONIQ 5 debuted with a 58kWh/77.4kWh battery option, offering up to 303 miles range. Its parametric pixel design and 800V charging set benchmarks in the EV segment.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 2024

Model, Price, and Specifications

Highlights

Hyundai Ioniq 5 +2024 Key Highlights

IONIQ 5 Standard Range (63kWh)

IONIQ 5 Long Range (84kWh)

IONIQ 5 N Line

IONIQ 5 XRT

IONIQ 5 N (Performance Edition)

IONIQ 5 NPX1 (Limited Racing Variant)

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