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Hyundai Ioniq 5
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So this should have at least the same passenger space in the back as the Ioniq classic? Reasonably fit 3 adults?
It really is a handsome car, does not look like a (crossover) SUV at all, which appeals to me. It looks far smaller and more agile than the measurements would suggest
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Deleted User wrote: »You might want a model Y but I'd prefer a dealer in my locality and an 8 year warranty which will be honoured without quibble.
The Tesla dealer is in my locality and my car came with an 8 year bumper to bumper warranty, they even replaced a lightbulb free of charge, no quibble
Whereas my experience with Hyundai service after buying a brand new EV from them left a lot to be desired. Their knowledge and competence was poor, it took many hours just to download a software update. I got everything done eventually, free of charge and all, even got both my annual services done for free. But it took some robust conversations to get there and it was difficult to get a free loaner car, eventually I did, but it was a little diesel sh1tter and the fuel light was on. Whereas with Tesla you always get a loaner car (fully charged) of far greater value than your own and nothing was ever any hassle, all nice and friendly. BTW if you buy a Tesla there is no service schedule. You are free not to ever bring the car to them and your warranty is still valid. How refreshing...0 -
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So how's about that car from Hyundai eh?
Ioniq 5 is a direct competitor to Tesla Model Y (and ID.4, eNiro and others)
Comparison discussions (including warranty aspects) are totally relevant here imho
I'd go as far as to say both Ioniq 5 and Model Y would be on my short list for my next car, nothing else on it at the moment. So I follow this with keen interest.0 -
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Tesla come to you. I bet my Hyundai dealer would have looked funny if I asked him to come replace my car's charge port actuator on my drive at home as I had no time to travel to them
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Ioniq 5 is a direct competitor to Tesla Model Y (and ID.4, eNiro and others)
Comparison discussions (including warranty aspects) are totally relevant here imho
I'd go as far as to say both Ioniq 5 and Model Y would be on my short list for my next car, nothing else on it at the moment. So I follow this with keen interest.
Of course it is, but giving someone a link to tesla.com is a bit too far
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How does that scale with tens of thousands of units and only one service centre in south county Dublin. At some stage they'll have to start delivering a dividend to their shareholders. Hyundai have dealers in practically every large town the length and breadth of the Country and deliver what the public want which is a cheaply financed nice big lump of an EV for the School run. It matches the aspirations of a huge cohort of the public in Ireland, the US and anywhere else you can think of.Tesla come to you. I bet my Hyundai dealer would have looked funny if I asked him to come replace my car's charge port actuator on my drive at home as I had no time to travel to them0 -
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The Ioniq 6, previewed as the Hyundai Prophecy will be a competitor to the Model 3.
With VWs drop in interior quality and Hyundai upping their game, I feel like Hyundai are really starting to take on VWs key market.0 -
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Fully charged on the Ioniq 5
Built in inverter. Hyundai apparently said it can charge another car, so we are likely talking 2-3kW, which would be super exciting. Particularly if it can do bi-directional charging.
And it has a frunk...0 -
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Mod: Moved discussion of Mercedes PHEV to own thread as I don't believe it's manufactured by Hyundai
Maybe Mercedes have been re-skinning Hyundai's for years and it's all a big scam
You'd think they'd be more reliable in that case though"The internet never fails to misremember" - Sebastian Ruiz, aka Frost
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Fully charged on the Ioniq 5
Built in inverter. Hyundai apparently said it can charge another car, so we are likely talking 2-3kW, which would be super exciting. Particularly if it can do bi-directional charging.
And it has a frunk...
Cool, I could plug in in work and power the house when I get home 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Cool, I could plug in in work and power the house when I get home
Step 1: Buy Ioniq 5
Step 2: Give I3 to partner
Step 3: Charge Ioniq 5 at work
Step 4: Charge partners I3 via granny charger attached to Ioniq 5
Mwah haha0 -
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