#IONIQ 5

[deathtodickens]

Okay. My life is back in order time to get back to drawing. 😌

[ravenouslee]

Hyundai Ioniq 5 gijinka

Saw one in real life, fell head over heels for the design

He knows his value yet humble and maaaybe a bit shy

The bottom left doodle is based on the fact that his design is quite polarizing, you either think it's the worst or a literal masterpiece

Do forgive any mistakes with the hangul, I used Google Translate—

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[e-carlease]

In terms of the car shown, the Hyundai IONIQ 5 ELECTRIC HATCHBACK 125kW SE Connect 58 kWh 5dr Auto (Pure Electric Vehicle), this is based on the following configuration:

Pearlescent paint

Obsedian black interior trim

Cloth - Eco grey

19" alloy wheels

Charging cable - 7 pin type 2

This RWD hatchback will have a 54 kWh usable battery which will offer 0 – 62 times of 8.5 seconds, 115 mph top speeds and 125 kW (or 168hp). Expect a combined winter range of 155 miles with warmer weather allowing for 210 miles. On charging, the 11 kW AC max will allow 6 hour  0 – 100% charging times with the 175 kW DC maximum allowing 17 minute 10 – 80% times. A cargo volume of 531L is available with this family-friendly EV. It has a vehicle fuel equivalent of 139 mpg. An Ioniq 5 has V2L capability, with up to 3.6 kW AC from the interior and exterior outlets.    

[savageonwheels]

2023 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Limited, Long-Range

Design matters and Hyundai knows it. But not only is the Ioniq 6 a looker, it's electric. Here's what's good, and a few minor minuses.

Design matters as much as the electric power with the 6 … Oh boy, talk about beauty being an eye of the beholder thing. This new Hyundai Ioniq 6 is a conversation starter, and not because it’s electric, although that stirs opinion sharing too. No, the dramatic rounded roofline and pixel LED lights front and rear set it off from its sibling, the crossover-like Ioniq 5 in a big way. Some say this…

[orphancookie69]

Car Purchases 101

Cars, car maintenance, and car purchases are all such interesting yet varied knowledge topics. Cars seem like you go all in or enough to get you to work and that's it. Let's talk about purchase types a bit.

Background:

These kind's of posts I tend to like to start with my background in this. I come from a family of mechanics and car enthusiasts. While I am female, I never minded getting my hands dirty with a car or a DIY project. This can very easily be seen as a manly thing, or a sexist thing as women with cars tends to be sexy or wannabe manly. My mom got her license as soon as she could. For me driving was boo. I was in my late teens/early 20's when I got my license.

My first car was a Green Honda Element. I got it as a gift for my 16th birthday (I think)? I had asked for a shopping trip, but got a car. My grandfather used to run a towing company and had easy access to cars. My stepdad drove it, usually taking me to college before I had to go to LA for year 2. It eventually got sold and the money went to my moms Ice Cream Truck business. That eventually got sold so that she can be an air stewardess.

Once I had my license, my dad and I got a loan together to get my first real car. My mom would not let me have my dream car, Mini Cooper. So we as a family "settled" on Chrysler PT Cruiser. I loved that car, it fit so many people. It was like a race car but on a budget. I moved out of state with that car. I came back. My mistake was letting a family member borrow it, after a long drive back to California, and they cracked the frame and the car was totaled.

With this I decided, and partially had to, get a new car. I wanted to enjoy the "new car" experience. I got a Dodge Caliber, and it wasn't bad, but it was the only car I did not like or love. I eventually traded it in for my Mini Cooper Clubman. My dream car. It was a loaner car, but it has all the bells and whistles. I have paid it off and will drive it as long as I can.

So, If I have my dream car-why would I make any other purchases? My partner likes to have more than one vehicle. He drove Toyota Prius for 10 years, and we did some car shuffling. He tried a Toyota Highlander, which was nice. It was a good car for family but not as a commuter. So, the commuter was Ford Fusion. Not bad, but still one of my least favorite cars. While the Fusion is on its way out, he decided to play with Electric vehicles and got a Hyundai Ioniq 5. He tried to talk me into a Tesla and I was like hard no.

Types of Cars:

Gasoline: Ya know your normal car.

Hybrid: Electric and Gasoline.

Electric: Using only electricity as a form of gas.

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles: Using natural gas as a form of gas.

There is getting to be a case for Electric, but we as a society are not prepared to all be on it. Gas is not bad, but there is a really hard case to make for what the objectively best option is. Fuel Cell is not bad, but not enough stations.

There is another big question...

American: There is pride about American cars or american jobs.

Foreign: Some of the better designs and technology comes from non american brands.

Cars are such a changing industry, from types of cars made to car brands. Some brands retain their value better, and some brands play price games because everything seems to get more expensive.

Types of Purchases:

Buying: You would make monthly payments, with a trade in or money down, for X amount of years.

Leasing: You would make monthly payments, can use a trade in or money down, for X amount of years. You have a limit on how many miles you can put on it, and an option to buy it out at the end of the lease. You can also make one payment for all the payments and play with the interest rate.

Do your research, and when you go to make your purchase-have confidence. Don't get pushed around by people who need to make a sale. You need car salesman, and he needs you. We are all part of an ecosystem. Have fun getting a car and drive like you care about your fellow drivers!

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Hyundai IONIQ 5 N Tanıtıldı

Hyundai, yüksek performanslı ilk elektrikli modeli IONIQ 5 N’i İngiltere’de düzenlenen Goodwood Hız Festivali’nde tanıttı.

Hyundai, yüksek performanslı ilk elektrikli modeli IONIQ 5 N’i İngiltere’de düzenlenen Goodwood Hız Festivali’nde tanıttı. IONIQ 5 N, N markasının elektrifikasyon geleceğini ve performans tutkunlarının sürüş tutkularını doyasıya yaşamaları için yeni bir çağın başlangıcını temsil ediyor. IONIQ 5 N, Hyundai’nin sürücü odaklı diğer N modellerinin yanı sıra yüksek kaliteli mobilite sunma…

[namastecar]

Hyundai Ioniq 5- ₹46 lakh | Real-life review

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Hyundai launches Ioniq 5

Hyundai launches Ioniq 5

At Auto Expo 2023, Hyundai launched the Ioniq 5 crossover at an introductory price of ₹44.95 lakh (ex-showroom) for the first 500 customers. This makes it ₹16 lakh cheaper than its cousin model — the Kia EV6. The Ioniq 5 is Hyundai’s second electric offering for India after the Kona EV, which has been on sale here since 2019. Bookings for the crossover are already underway for ₹1 lakh. In 2022,…

[deathtodickens]

Bought an EV. Named her Skelena. Drove 900 miles home from Seattle and she definitely lived up to her name. 💀⚡️

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Hyundai Motor and Motional Highlight Safety of IONIQ 5-based Robotaxi in Latest Campaign Video

Hyundai Motor and Motional Highlight Safety of IONIQ 5-based Robotaxi in Latest Campaign Video

New campaign video shows how Hyundai Motor and Motional are preparing the roll-out of the driverless IONIQ 5-based robotaxi in Las Vegas in late 2023  The video shows the autonomous robotaxi safely navigating the streets of Las Vegas, responding to all types of unusual ‘edge case’ scenarios Following the driverless roll-out in Las Vegas, the two companies plan to bring the autonomous robotaxi…

[carleloindia]

Hyundai IONIQ 5 India Launch Confirmed

The new Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be launched in India soon • Will be on display at Hyundai Motors stand at the Auto Expo 2023 • Hyundai Motor India has finally confirmed the arrival of the Ioniq 5, its second all-electric crossover SUV in India.

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https://mobil-hyundai.net/

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Hyundai Ioniq 5 N NPX1 Concept, 2024. A version of the electric compact crossover equipped with prototype N Performance Parts, to be presented at the Tokyo Auto Salon

[worshiptheglitch]

"And before any Tesla loyalists complain that we aren't giving the Cybertruck its due, know that the one we rented broke on the second day, effectively parking itself with just a few hundred miles on its odometer. A DNF results in a mission-fulfillment score of zero."