Ioniq5 price information, from Redline Reviews Facebook:
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@hyundaiusa has finally announced pricing on their highly anticipated 2022
#Ioniq5! It will go on sale later this month and the base
#HyundaiIoniq5 SE trim with the standard range 58 kWh battery pack will start at $39,700, plus destination charge. This version will only include a single motor at the rear axle, making 168 HP, good for 0-60 in ~8 secs, and 220 miles of range. For $43,650,
#Hyundai will upgrade the battery to the larger 77.4 kWh unit, good for 303 miles of range, and a more substantial 225 HP. If you want Dual Motor AWD, you’ll get the larger battery as standard and expect to pay at least $47,150 for the base SE AWD model. This version comes with 320 HP, 256 miles of range, and 0-60 in about 5 seconds. This fully loaded
#Ioniq5Limited in the photos, stickers for $54,500. These prices are before the $7,500 federal tax credit and it makes the Ioniq5 about the same price as the VW ID.4 at the low end, but a good deal cheaper than the Mustang Mach E. At the high end, it’s about the same price as the Mach E, but about $5k more than the ID.4. The Tesla Model Y is significantly more expensive, but if you compare it to the Limited AWD version in our photo, the Hyundai is about $3k less than a Model Y Long Range. We’ll let you know in our full review posting on 12/17 at 12am EST if this sleek new EV is worth the price of admission, but you can’t deny that it’s priced very competitively. "
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