NEW Hyundai Ioniq 5: Why Are These Not Selling?
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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I recently leased an Ioniq 5, and so far, it has surpassed my expectations. I love it.
is it worth leasing it? I've never leased a car before..
@MrChickenspit
This is my first lease also, but there is a guaranteed purchase price at the end of the 3 years, and if I want to move on to the newer tech, then I just give them the keys and walk away.
@@DavidElCid300 ah ok. yeah, i think it makes sense to me to lease an ev vehicle. what trim did you get?
@@MrChickenspit I would get SEL RWD because the range and best value
@@gamingwitharlen2267 If you're on the lookout for some Korean metal, look no further than the Hyundai Ioniq 5. My family brought it for meearlier this week as an early Christmas present. It's also the first car I've owned, and it's something that just oozes with self-confidence and blows you away.
I just bought a black SE RWD 2 weeks ago - love it. For many reasons, not the least that this model can tow 2300 and my teardrop is 2000 soaking wet (tongue, etc.) so it buys a little wiggle room. Taking it on a 2400 RT visit to family for a memorial service in three weeks. Already mapped out my charging, and I am in great shape, TX to MI.
We're in California and just leased a new 2023 Ioniq 5 to get the $7500 rebate. We love it so far! We test drove the Tesla Y and model 3. The Ioniq 5 drives so much better in our opinion, smoother and quieter. We leased the SEL but now I wish we had splurged and gotten the Limited edition with the beautiful roof.
It’s my understanding tge $7500 rebate no longer applies to the Ioniq? Must be a California perk?
@shaggywagshaggywag it's nationwide thru leasing.
The advantage of the Tesla model Y is the lower price and reliable charging network.
@@rafaelmejia5988 price isn’t lower in Canada…
Is it more comfortable than the model y?
I love my 2023 Ioniq 5 SEL in Galaxy Gold so far, my first EV too.
I bought Digital Teal Ioniq 5 2023 model. Have had it six months now and love, love, love it! Took it on a 600 mile round trip and had NO PROBLEM finding available fast chargers. I absolutely get 300 mi. on a full charge around town - even in winter. The mileage gauge gives you a reading of how many miles you can travel with the current style of driving and use of climate control. That is why it may seem like it fluctuates quickly. If you are gunning it, running the heat on high, etc. it will use more charge. I purchased in January and we had a cold winter and I did not notice much difference, but I do have an in-home charger. When I was on the open road, it was summer and I had to run a/c. Got much less mileage on the road. Hyundai has a deal with Electrify America for free charging on your Hyundai purchase for TWO YEARS. Has been a great experience and I have never owned a car that I loved more. My Hyundai dealership cannot keep them in stock and doesn't get many. That is Hyundai's fault, I guess. They cannot keep up with the demand.
You should do the review, you did better than this guy.
And here I am on a 3 year long waitlist to get one in Canada.
Absolutely a wonderful car. I have the SEL AWD …I absolutely can’t find anything bad about this car.
It’s so quiet and fast as heck. It charges so much faster than any car…I usually leave while other cars are still charging at public places. Not sure why Tesla doesn’t have a few buttons like Ioniq 5 as this makes it faster/easier to control a/c, etc.
Comfortable and very roomy. Only downside I can find is I had to go to dealer for updates.
So many sheep just think that Tesla is the way to go. Not all Tesla buyers of course but enough to affect sales of other brands. I would pick this over the Y. I would charge at home. The Y is so cookie cutter and lacking in features it just does not do it for me.
Well said! A while back, I was all about wanting a Tesla, but they are not affordable for most. I'm getting my first EV this week, and it's the 2024 Ioniq 5!
That would most likely be my choice also. Nice space inside and the features I want. @@michaelpt83
No tax credit thats really it when they had the tax credit they were selling like hotcakes
Still getting the rebate
"Today", July, snow, in Ohio? Does not compute! 😀
... but if they are honestly not selling, please send them across the border to Ontario - we have a TWO YEAR wait-list for them! 😲
I've seen one of these in person, and it's quite a looker. It's not bad at all.
I just leased mine. Why was it not selling? Because first off, it's NOT a 58k car. It's just not. Wayyyy overpriced. That, and the mark-ups on this car a year ago of 5k to 10k was....pure insanity. I leased mine because the dealer took almost 16k off the msrp...a no money down deal with 2 years of free charging. At a fair price.
I'm in South Korea and have taken a few IONIQ 5 taxis and wanted to learn more about the car from an American perspective. As a passenger, it's been a good ride, and seeing your review it looks like a good car as an everyday driver. It would be icing on the cake if Hyundai also adopted the Tesla charging port as well.
It is going to, probably in the new October models,and for sure by january 2025. Tesla opens its stations to Hyundai then as well
Fortunately for us in Singapore, weather is nice and we don't get those super cold days, so our battery life is fairly consistent and very good. I just got the AWD IONIQ 5, and coming from a VW Golf R, Honda Jazz eHEV and Audi Q5, I like the IONIQ 5 the most by far. But I have charging at home so its easy for me.
When was this recorded? It's July 9th today. No snow here in the lower regions of "The Great White North" (Canada).
why do you care ?????
@@jimgalle1371 lmfaoooooo
Omg, I was thinking the same thing 😅
@@jimgalle1371because the jist of the video car sales are effective by weather ☁️
@@jimgalle1371 because it's not accurate? Check the most recent headlines surrounding Hyundai EVs. "Hyundai EV sales heat up with record-breaking IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6 US monthly figures"
Everything depends on the use case. I live in Europe (Belgium) so distances are limited.I've got a Diesel engine Volvo V60cc. My wife has an EV Hyundai. My cost of ownership is clearly a lot higher. My wife charges at home from our solar panels for about 90% of her annual needs. I have to use gas stations and fuel prices are +- double of what they are in the US / 70% higher than in Canada. I can do 1000 km's on a single tank. My wife her EV has about a 420km's real range average. But does it make such a difference? My daily driving is 50-100 km's a day on average. In weekends it can be a bit more but rarely above 200 km's. I barely did two 400+ km's trips in a single day in an entire year (I work full time, wouldn't know when I would fit in 4+ hours of driving in a single day more often). And in those cases I stopped after about 3-4 hours of driving anyway to stretch my legs / get a coffee / take a toilet break or was at the location for several hours. I could have charged the car to 80%-100% without any issue as it takes only 15-20 minutes. Infrastructure has already developed at a high speed and in 3 years time, all of the key highways in Europe should have a fast charging infrastructure with high speed charging every 60 km's. So I'm switching to an EV as it fits my lifestyle (Ioniq5 - leasing for tax reasons)
Less people buying EVs? Meanwhile there’s literally a +3 years wait time for one
THAT is exactly the reason they do not sell much....Who buys a thing that cannot be delivered.
I bought one from paper a few minutes after the first (world) introduction ...due to covid done on internet..
As my informatipon tells. I was lucky to be able to try reserving one within minutes.....the project 45 version (limites all opts was the only available version) was sold out in ca 10 to 15 minutes.
Not selling? Dunno what you're talking about, as I've had a helluva time trying to find one in my preferred configuration. Last quarter they were in 3rd place for EV sales in my state, only surpassed by Tesla and Rivian. If they really aren't selling elsewhere, I'd surmise that it's only because Hyundai needs to join the other automakers that have committed to transition to NACS over the next couple of years. If consumers knew that was going to happen, they'd snatch them up in a heartbeat.
I have watched a variety of reviews on the Ioniq 5 2024 model, I like this review a lot because it's a real opinion. The Ioniq 5 is a great EV, I just wished the mileage per charge was 350 miles or better, here in the Carolinas charging stations are scarce and there are no tax incentives to trade in for an EV.
I just purchased an Ioniq 5 !!! Traded in my Nissan Leaf for it !!!
What was the financial trade on this
WHERE ARE YOU NORTH POLE
He's in Utah.
@@MidnightSky1821 It's hot there now, maybe there's a Utah in the Southern Hemisphere?
Northern Florida ....
@@mitchellbarnow1709 He probably filmed this during the winter and dropping it now. He's in the USA.
@@MidnightSky1821 We are just joking around, I know that there’s not another Utah in Argentina, Chile or New Zealand.
This got to be an old video no way it’s snowing where you are now
A lot of Evs that aren't Tesla or not selling due to lack of tax credit, terrible financing options, and mark up. Usually the combination of all three make Tesla a no brainer.
I honestly have no idea what you're talking about. There are waiting lists for these vehicles across the country. I live in the north and wanted to get one but the dealership said I would have to wait at least a month for their next delivery. I'm still considering my options as my current car works fine so it's hard to give it up.
Weird they are piling up at dealer used with fat discounts like the Mach e
I think people will be skeptical about EV's until they drive one. It's the microwave oven phenomenon. It seems like an extravagance, until you have one. Then it becomes a necessity. Beyond that, the conversion to the NACS charging network as the North American standard will make everything go more smoothly.
I was anxious about renting one the first week of August for a vacation. A Bolt. I loved it so much, I started looking for one that fit my style and needs better. A friend there had a 2002 I5. Sold. Came back and bought it the following weekend.
Everything I have read indicates the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is selling very well. Particularly given it does not qualify for the $7500 federal tax credit. We’ve owned one for close to two years and have been very pleased with it.
I live in Minneapolis and haven't had any problem with my SEL RWD holding a charge in the cold. I charge once every 5 - 7 days over the winter. How often you charge depends on how far you drive.
09:40 What a bunch of nonsense. If my car charges to 80% and the temp drops to -30c it will show 78% when I start driving. Its basic chemistry of the battery - if the temperature rises to 30c the battery will show 82%. When cold the battery will not drain just sitting. You make it sound it's like 20% - which it's not. Do you leave your tires plugged in a compressor for the night in case of fluctuations as well?
EVs are excellent winter drivers, the most electrified countries in Europe are in Scandinavia where we regularly see temps around -10 to -20 during winter. No more do I need to start my car 15 mins before leaving just to heat the car up. No more do I have to accept that my car consumes about 75% more just because it's cold and its costing me a fortune. With a EV I can accept a higher consumption because electricity is dirt cheap comparing to gas. If I charge during the night it cost me around 1-2 USD to fill the car up.
Practical advantages of EVs summarised: Heats up alot quicker than a regular car (no need to wait for a engine to get warm). Better handling because of a lower placement of weight due to the battery. Better ability to modulate the throttle reducing risk of getting stuck in the snow or slipping. More weight on the traction wheels, important if you opt out 4WD which you do NOT need, spend the money on better tires instead.
The only downside I can find to the Hyundai's or KIA's is they don't get the full tax rebate. And this year.. in 2024 the full 7500 can be given directly to the dealer at purchase time cutting the price instantly. What is it for the Hyundai? $3500 or something? Maybe I'll trade in my 17' Elantra for a 2023 Ionic 5 at a discount with the rebate?
9:22 "You have to have them hooked up to a charger all the time..." What a bunch of crap!!! Try cleaning your mirror before you start driving and learn before you talk.
I just got one for $12,500 under MSRP.
Less people buying EVs in the U.K. and Europe. VW have just suspended all EV production for three months due to a drop in demand. Many used car dealers won’t touch an EV as the market for them has faded and depreciation over three years is on average over 40%.
My brother works at Mercedes and they've had over 30 EQ's on the lot for a long time. People just don't want them.
@@evan.435 This is really frustrating, when Ontario has a TWO YEAR wait-list for the Ioniq 5!
@@NoseyNick buy it in usa
@@aminemarius1825 Too late. I bought a VF8 instead - VinFast were able to deliver. Also more features for the same price.
Sold out here in Virginia.
well, i am looking for an ev and have watched dozens of reviews as well as test driving. It’s hard because there seems to be a catch with all of them. Narrowed it down to the Ioniq 5 or the model Y. This was helpful. So, thank you.
Because the mileage estimate drops 1 mile in less than a mile you are writing off the range estimate😂.
"Less people buying EVs"...then how do you explain the percentage of EVs growing each year in the US and the Model Y being the best-selling vehicle in the world?
Don't make them think.
Of all EV’s on the market , this is my absolute favourite . I’d love one , but I simply cannot afford it .
Not yet
You will one day just make small improvements every day
After seeing it 2 years ago fall in love with it and decided that one day will get one of these
Last year found a high mileage ex chauffeur model,managed a good deal and really happy with it
Just visualise,prepare and act
The reason they are not selling the dang dealer markups. I was looking at one and plan to drive one this weekend, but I will likely not buy from this dealer. They want 4500 dollars on top of the price, for doing nothing.
Ok, but why are these not selling?
styling is great, but sadly people like boring styled cars. ie, Teslas, Camrys, etc
So the four month wait period i just cleared was my imagination?? The dealer had it sitting on the lot the entire time??
I would absoultely love to have one. Spendin $57k on a car is not something that I will probably won't ever do. Just too darn expensive.
You can find plenty of used low mileage Ioniq 5 for $37,000.
my MDX sat for 8 months with battery disconnected and started on first try after connecting battery. EV batterries would be damaged sitting so long without charging.
I'm surprised that you say that when you leave an EV a few weeks alone the battery has lost a lot of power. It's not my expwerience.
Next, when heating up the car you'll use up a lot of power extra. On short drives, every time starting cold the range will drop if you use the battery for hearing up.
On long drives the loss is not big...at least not much bigger as in petrol cars (they also loose range in the cold)...if you have a version with heat pump.
Taking 500-800 watts for the heatpunp usage and 10-16 KW for the engine. It's 5 % loss due to heating during the travel. (And another 5% to 10% because cold air is heavier ...which increases drag...but that loss you'll find with all cars.)
You Need a new $61000 Battery if you dent the bottom!
I live in washington they marked this as an suv which have higher taxes in washington. It's a little tiny hatchback not an suv. They want 80 grand for them after markups even 50 grand is too much I can't afford a thousand dollar car payment not including insurance electric vehicles suck and are way over priced. And charging costs more than gas and the batteries don't last so why would I ever buy one unless I won the lotto
I wish I could find a i5 up here. All sold out
Ben is it still snowing where you are?
its crazy to me that people are looking for ICE reviews more than EV reviews, outside of the charging network EVs are just so much better rn, especially stuff like this that can charge 100 miles in the time it takes to run into the convenience store to piss, and the charging networks have a very bright future right now with tesla opening up to other manufacturers and the new BMW Group, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz Group and Stellantis charging network opening soon.
Ditto, it’s July Hardy dude.
Horrible title, these are selling faster than they can be produced.
In my town this car is never in stock 🙁
Sorry to say but I could not watch more than one minute, I just cannot keep track on your voice and skipping letters. For example "cupholder armrest" is cuplrarst". Pronounce the letters, take your time. This with all respect.
I guess you forgot about this video when you did it in March
A good no b/s review
Well maybe if they LOWER the fcking price...is a first thought.......
Its not worth buying avoid like the plague
Because the Kia EV6 is better then the ionic 5
That thing looks a 1987 vhs player. Ill pass on Evs until i have no other choice.
You do have other EV choices
I did 530 miles in our Tesla the other day through 110deg F Mojave desert. No issues.. lovely drive on route 66.
@@BigBearHostel half of that was on the back of a tow truck.
It is a hassle to drive ev's because charging infrastructure is inconvenient. I like this car. It is fun to drive.
I don't understand. Charge at home and never go to a gas station again sounds amazing.
@anichols752 or someone comes up with solar panels to charge EV's. It might be useful on the moon or Mars.
@@reggielou2653definitely. That would help with the crowd concerned about them sitting for long periods.
did i miss something?? did you ever answer the question "why are these not selling??" cause if you didn't, you just wasted 11 mins of my time...
It seriously sounds like you don’t even like EVs. Lots of complaining about EVs in this video. Go back and listen to how negative you are…you might be surprised. I also think people aren’t watching your Tesla videos because there are so many Tesla videos out there.
Doesn't get access to the tax credit unless you lease, and people aren't used to leasing being much of a thing anymore. Leasing is better for EVs anyway, seeing as the tech is developing so fast that some thing brand new today will seem dated in 36 months further effecting it's value.
There's also some love/hate with the styling. I hate it cause I hate "retro futurism", especially when it's whatever fantasy fever dream version of the 80s this is from. The EV6 looks so much better.
Hmm, couldn’t disagree more. The Ioniq 5 is sick looking and the EV6 is one of the ugliest cars ever produced.
@@cmc9823 That was my point, it's love or hate no in between!
The car is a kinda ugly for the price! And the range is not enough 😅
So is the Tesla
I think it looks cool. Distinctive but stylish.
Only EV’s on market besides the higher end luxury stuff that makes financial sense is Tesla. Nobody wants junk Korean K Pop cars. Beyond that would just stick with ICE if don’t have at least $75K+ to spend. Then can look at Taycan, e-Tron, etc. the new Lotus EV’s could be interesting but they’re British Chinese so probably not.
That's your opinion, but I totally disagree. I test drove the Model Y but decided on the Ioniq 5 because, for me, it was a far better value, and it is by far more intuitive. It's a phenomenal car which BTW won the 2023 World Car of the Year.
I drove most main affordable EV. Tesla Y BLOWS them away, it isn’t even close. I bought the Y but my second faves were the ioniq hyndaui series. I didn’t really care for any others (Mach e , id4 etc)
Not only is this video at least six months out of date, your view of the quality of Korean cars is 8 years out of date. They are some of the most solid, reliable vehicles on the road today. Do your Googles, mate!
@@GeeDeeBirdloads of engine problems lately though
@@anichols752 Engines? EVs don't need no stinking engines!
They’re not selling bc they’re lowkey ugly af
EVs are not worth it. Still burning fossil fuels to produce electricity.
Also the range should be minimum 700 miles for all EVs. Otherwise you are charging more often which is still burning fuels elsewhere which voids the whole idea of zero emissions.
Charging should also be no more than 5 minutes for full charge.
But worst is the damage the environment will take when batteries have to be replaced….
Far worse than any fossil fuel burning have ever done.
How many oil changes. Trans flushes and other types of that maintenance does your ice vehicle require?? Technology has evolved thank goodness.
Interesting take. I assume you don't own an EV since they "aren't worth it". I own two. My take....first, 21% of power in the US is produced by renewables and the percentage grows each year. In 2010 it was 9%. 80%-90% of charging an EV is done at home. I have solar and Powerwalls and thereby charge the EVs for free. That means no maintenance and free fuel. OTAs improve my vehicles free of charge. Does your ICE vehicle improve with time and operate for free? Third, 10 year old Teslas are still on the road with 200,000 miles on original batteries. So the battery hell you envision hasn't materialized. They will be recycled just like lead acid batteries. The EU already mandates such. Finally, please don't forget all the pollution ICE vehicles have produced for a century right along with all the catastrophic oil spills and pipeline ruptures that have occurred world wide.
Don't listen to clueless here.. the batteries are already recycled yo!
And it only costs me .09c per mile here in California where the grid is 50% renewables.
Every year the electric grid is more renewable. Your oil burner is still 100% oil powered. Where we are increasingly sun \ wind powered.
Any sufficiently advanced parody is indistinguishable from real raving lunacy... but you missed a few out of ua-cam.com/video/gXdLA63zZFE/v-deo.html - nice try though!
This just in.... Buggywhip makers proclaim the range should be minimum of 50 miles for all "horseless" carriages. Otherwise you are refueling more often which still uses horses elsewhere, which voids the whole idea of zero horse manure!
Love this car
Another reviewer that did not find the dark mode for the screen displays, you do NOT have to have those white screen staring at you both by day and especially by night, dark mode is what most people would want.
And this is why the time when it was filmed matters, a lot of people did not discover this function until after the car had been out for a while
I just got one for $12,500 under MSRP.
I notice even in the 6 months I've had my EV,, the EA stations are overwhelmed from all the people lined up for free charging. I think EVs are becoming more mainstream, so people don't need to keep doing research. They will get press if someone makes a breakthrough car or adds a fun feature, but now Teslas are everywhere and they're getting really boring to look at.
Clickbait for an obviously old video. The EV battery drain is minimal when parked and not plugged in. You'd literally have to abandon your car for months at a time to have substantial battery drain that way 😂 You also have to start the engine of ICE vehicles from time to time, and you'd have to do more than just plug them in if there is a problem due to having just sat there.
And there's more EVs out now than just Teslas, so of course those videos would no longer hold the market share of views for EV enthusiasts...
Ben asks why these aren't selling, meanwhile "Hyundai EV sales heat up with record-breaking IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6 US monthly figures"
Maybe the demand was higher than the production capacity.
They do not sell because they cannot deliver them fast enough.
He has no idea what he is talking about. So many flaws in he video.
They aren't selling because.... Dealerships suck!
They jerked me around all day.
I would have been driving one since Feb if I could have bought direct without the BS..
I love that car. But now we love our MY instead... made in Texas!
This!
Because Hyundais are crap! The high voltage battery in my 2017 Sonata PHEV died under warranty when the car was only four years old with 42,000 miles. Hyundai refused to repair or replace the battery under warranty. I had to go through non lemon law arbitration to have the vehicle repurchased, which I won easily. However, Hyundai then decided to miscalculate the repurchase amount and attempted to underpay me by $2000.00. This forced me to go through arbitration a second time, which I won (again). The whole process took 18 months…No loaner. If you own a Hyundai…Sell that piece of crap while you can…
oh you were asking your audience, "Why are these not selling (because you think theyre pretty nice)?" im trying to figure out this car and the pricing, it seems very suspicous for the 'motor trend car of the year' to have so many dealer discounts. is this all driven by tesla lowering prices? im just starting to gather data
This was filmed last winter.
People want Tesla. When we went shopping my wife liked that one but she was like why not just buy the best. She can’t stand Elon so it took driving a ton of cars.
Except they are selling. Sales have went up 2% from 3 to 5% in the past quarter.
Its Summer-the mountains are just chilling
I want to buy one but the iccu and 12v battery issues that people keep having is making me not want one
The service recall for the ICCU has been announced. If you buy one, request it be done before accepting delivery.
What????? I work in sells at a Hyundai dealership in Colorado and we sell the shit out of these things what are you talking about
Ben seriously this ev is not worth 55.000 us imagine the Canadian price!!👎👎👎👎👎
Thanks to Tesla, the EV market has been very volatile this year (in a good way). This car was a good deal when the Model Y was 70K. With the Model Y at 47K, the Ioniq 5 makes no sense.
The model Y is not 47k… more choices only benefits the consumers as Tesla isn’t the only house on the block anymore
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@@ericgregori show us the maroney sticker on that
@@XX-166You can just Google "Tesla model y" and see the MSRP is $47,740.
I will never buy an ev.
Then why are you even watching this vid, never mind commenting on it? 😛
@@NoseyNick lol.... This just in.... Buggywhip manufacturers proclaim they will never buy one of those new-fangled "horseless" carriages!!
@@GeeDeeBird I get it. Some petrolheads just can't handle the sheer unadulterated quiet effortless continuous torque of a modern EV.
@@NoseyNick 👍
I'm sorry but the prices is three times what you expect to pay for Korean Yugo
Tesla totally checkmated every other manufacturer by getting the 7500 credit to apply to them, the pricepoints, and the tesla network (EA isn't competitive) and now other american oem's are moving to Tesla's connector... ev buyers do research and Hyundai/Kia is not in a good spot.