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38kWh Ioniq

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    #32
    Shefwedfan
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18,958 ✭✭✭✭Shefwedfan


    0lddog wrote: »
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    The reason why only 120km count in my opinion......



    I live around Dublin, a 2XkWh car will be more than plenty for my day to day needs. A Leaf Gen 1 in reality would do in terms of range. So any of these cars is going to work for 99% of people with a standard commute Monday to Friday



    The main question on any of these cars is how far can I actually get on a motorway outside of Dublin. So range at 100km is pointless in my opinion.



    I hardly going to leave the diesel at home to drive at 100km/h the whole way to Galway or Cork. What is the point in that, ok you save a tenner but waste half your day.....


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    #33
    [Deleted User]
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    Shefwedfan wrote: »

    I hardly going to leave the diesel at home to drive at 100km/h the whole way to Galway or Cork. What is the point in that, ok you save a tenner but waste half your day.....

    Or buy a Rex ! ;)


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    #34
    Shefwedfan
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Or buy a Rex ! ;)


    BMW have stopped making REX. So now it is more redundant than a self charging Toyota :P


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    #35
    [Deleted User]
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    Shefwedfan wrote: »
    BMW have stopped making REX. So now it is more redundant than a self charging Toyota :P

    Hardly, the 94 Ah Rex is still more practical than ever until there is a substantial improvement in the public network.


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    #36
    slicedpanman
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    Pricing out in Germany
    [https://pushevs.com/2019/06/09/pricing-announced-for-new-hyundai-ioniq-electric/|ssss]
    What do we reckon this will translate to here? No mention of dates


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    #37
    KCross
    Registered Users Posts: 12,070 ✭✭✭✭KCross


    slicedpanman wrote: »
    Pricing out in Germany
    [Push EC|https://pushevs.com/2019/06/09/pricing-announced-for-new-hyundai-ioniq-electric/]
    What do we reckon this will translate to here? No mention of dates

    I'd guess an RRP here of €31500 after grants.


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    #38
    slicedpanman
    Registered Users Posts: 619 ✭✭✭slicedpanman


    Thanks KCross
    Can't seem to get back to the legacy version of this site, on my phone, to edit that URL
    Bah


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    #39
    liamog
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    I expect the on the road price will be around €33,000.


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    #40
    Mickeroo
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    A couple of grand more than the 28kwh then?


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    #41
    Mike9832
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    Mickeroo wrote: »
    A couple of grand more than the 28kwh then?

    Of course


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    #42
    PaulRyan97
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    Did they also increase the battery capacity in the PHEV version? Haven't seen anything about it.


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    #43
    Mike9832
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    PaulRyan97 wrote: »
    Did they also increase the battery capacity in the PHEV version? Haven't seen anything about it.

    Wondered the same

    Probably not, would have surely mentioned it


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    #44
    Gumbo
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 38,446 Mod ✭✭✭✭Gumbo


    Has everyone seen the new ioniq.
    Well facelift version I mean. Seen pics on FB earlier.


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    #45
    Mickeroo
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    kceire wrote: »
    Has everyone seen the new ioniq.
    Well facelift version I mean. Seen pics on FB earlier.

    Yeah it was enveiled a few weeks ago:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1s4OdkjzqI


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    #46
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    I like the interior it baffles me why they made the Kona so damn ugly inside ? out isn't great but inside is not nice at all compared to new Ioniq.

    They still use gammy grills though.

    It's a shame they didn't make their plug in like the i3, big battery and the engine only come on when needed.

    I'm not a fan of touchscreens in cars but the larger screen might make it a bit decent to use while driving.


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    #47
    Petetheroadie
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    Any updates on when this will arrive in Ireland?


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    #48
    slicedpanman
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    UK prices confirmed here; https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/hyundai-ioniq-uk-pricing-confirmed-updated-model


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    #49
    slicedpanman
    Registered Users Posts: 619 ✭✭✭slicedpanman


    UK prices 
    Trying again using legacy site


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    #50
    Mike9832
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    slicedpanman wrote: »
    UK prices 
    Trying again using legacy site

    Gone up to €33,000?

    Almost €10,000 more than people were geting 28kWh Ioniq for a few years ago after scrappage

    For 75km more range and slower charging


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    #51
    September1
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    Gone up to €33,000?

    Almost €10,000 more than people were geting 28kWh Ioniq for a few years ago after scrappage

    For 75km more range and slower charging


    Judging by second hand prices in recent years it makes sense for Hyundai to raise prices. I wish I could see charging curve for new model.


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    #52
    Mike9832
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    September1 wrote: »
    Judging by second hand prices in recent years it makes sense for Hyundai to raise prices. I wish I could see charging curve for new model.

    Check Kona 39kWh charge rate on YouTube, same battery

    Its crap, never goes above 40kW

    Old Ioniq went up to 70kW


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    #53
    McGiver
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    Mike9832 wrote:
    Gone up to €33,000?

    Open goal for VW. If they go lower with obviously better ID3 48kW then it will be interesting.


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    #54
    KCross
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    Gone up to €33,000?

    Almost €10,000 more than people were geting 28kWh Ioniq for a few years ago after scrappage

    For 75km more range and slower charging

    ??

    By my reading of it the price has gone down.

    If you look at hyundai.co.uk right now the outgoing 28kWh model is £30,111 and £31,911 for the Premium and Premium SE.

    The prices quoted in that article say the new model is £29,450 and £31,450.

    Its more or less a direct swap out from the old to new model giving longer range for the same money.... charge times have increased which is a disappointment alright... it shows that ever faster charge times are not a given with new models.


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    #55
    Mike9832
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    KCross wrote: »
    ??

    By my reading of it the price has gone down.

    If you look at hyundai.co.uk right now the outgoing 28kWh model is £30,111 and £31,911 for the Premium and Premium SE.

    The prices quoted in that article say the new model is £29,450 and £31,450.

    Its more or less a direct swap out from the old to new model giving longer range for the same money.... charge times have increased which is a disappointment alright... it shows that ever faster charge times are not a given with new models.

    I see 27-29k

    https://mobile.hyundai.co.uk/new-cars/ioniq/electric/prices


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    #56
    KCross
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    I see 27-29k

    https://mobile.hyundai.co.uk/new-cars/ioniq/electric/prices

    Look at the retail price. I think you’re looking at the price after savings


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    #57
    Mickeroo
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    Gone up to €33,000?

    Almost €10,000 more than people were geting 28kWh Ioniq for a few years ago after scrappage

    For 75km more range and slower charging

    It's a 2k price increase not 10k. Current price before scrappage is 30,995 (white paint might be 1k cheaper)


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    #58
    Mike9832
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    Mickeroo wrote: »
    It's a 2k price increase not 10k. Current price before scrappage is 30,995 (white paint might be 1k cheaper)

    Unkel got his for 23k, few others too i believe


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    #59
    Mike9832
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    KCross wrote: »
    Look at the retail price. I think you’re looking at the price after savings

    Could be right

    Interesting what price will be here

    At 120kmh

    38kWh in an Ioniq is like 50kWh in other EV's

    Its a 250km motorway motor with that battery, at the right price its still a great EV


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    #60
    KCross
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    Unkel got his for 23k, few others too i believe

    25500 I think and some got it for 26k this year. Never saw anyone get one for 23k


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    #61
    Mickeroo
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    Mike9832 wrote: »
    Unkel got his for 23k, few others too i believe

    Don't think so, and whatever price they got was with scrappage so not the actual price.


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