Chris Harris Drives the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N | An EV with a Sense of Humour
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2024
- Until now, the new Hyundai IONIQ 5 N has been confined to its native Korea, but Chris Harris went to Sydney Motorsport Park to get behind the wheel for a proper shakedown on track. Would it be enough to change his mind on just how involving an electric vehicle can be?
The IONIQ 5 N is based on the now-familiar large ‘crossover’ hatchback, but features a strengthened body shell, and a fully revised chassis with more robust subframes and larger dampers. Most significantly, the electric motors produce up to 641HP and 568lb-ft of torque in boost mode, enabling a 0-62mph sprint time of just 3.4 seconds.
Not only that, but Hyundai’s engineers also went to work on the controls, improving the response and feedback through the wheel ahead of the driver, giving it - in Chris’ own words - “really, really good electric steering”. With a substantial mass not only to move but also to stop, it’s no surprise to find 400mm discs at the front and 360mm items at the rear, aided by improved cooling and a recalibrated regen system.
As the marque’s first high-performance EV, how does it stack up to electric models being produced by the likes of Porsche or Audi? And with so much space and pace, could it really be considered a worthy rival for the petrol-powered RS6 Avant? Watch the film to find out what Chris thought after driving this landmark electric car on track.
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Bloody hell Chris you missed to show the active sound and simulated gear shifts! That is really what I wanted to see your reaction on, is it just a useless gimmick or is it actually exciting????
my thoughts exactly! but look how much he enjoyed it even without the fun little mini-game of the simulated shifting! at worst you just don't use it and still have a grand time haha
where the car sounds like a 1999 gran turismo game lol 😂 the try way to hard to be a combustion engine eventough it isn’t and it das from it in any way.. it’s like making engine sounds with your mouth 🤦♂️
And the clutch kick simulator
Go to 2:32 u can see on the dash the simulated gears
He probably would simulate the feeling too
Harris... How could you miss the emulated 8 speed transmission feature?! I dont often say this but... DA HELL MAN!!!! Thats what we were all here to see! 😂
I was waiting for him to explain why the Speedo was loading up gear changes 😂 Now I'm pretty sure it's a useless future for him to flat out ignore it.
Exactly. I really wanted to hear his thoughts because so far it seems like almost everyone absolutely LOVES it.
+1. And the engine noise... maybe Chris had jetlag?
I actually preferred that he didn't mention that. It felt like the many great aspects of the car were being overshadowed because of that.
@@loveyoumaxin what the hell are you smoking?! It’s an enthusiast car for enthusiasts as such being the first production electric car with a virtual 8 speed transmission and torque curve is a big deal. Fact that such a stand out feature was omitted is not good!
“In a Hyundai”
“In a Kia”
No need to keep being shocked at these two, they have proven themselves to be a big game changer and have stepped up massively in the automotive world, they make awesome cars now, the old days of the 90s and early 2000s when these were considered a joke are now a point in history that has long gone.
Had my Ioniq 5 awd a couple of years now, still the best car I've owned, and that is already a quick car, I love this N version, the wife will never let me have one though 😂
The IONIQ 5N is the only electric vehicle that can run on the track without stopping. Tesla, Porsche, Audi, and BMW will rather analyze the IONIQ 5N. And what's even more surprising is that Hyundai hasn't even brought out a real weapon yet. The eM platform, the successor to the E-GMP platform, is scheduled to appear. There will be many more great techniques, so you can look forward to it.
Tesla is straight garbage. Don't even put it in the same category as those other cars. They make appliance cars for point A to point B travel with the cheapest trash materials that make people feel ashamed everytime they step into it.
Taycan can’t track without stopping??? Halve the amount of shrooms in your morning coffee my guy, and rewatch the review for this weapon Harris did. Hyundai? Puhleez 😂
@@namesdemeanusboth9568 Stop being such a tribalist. You lost the moment you made this about Hyundai and not Ioniq 5N. You bring no substance to the discussions since you don't care about facts or logic. You care about what badge is on the car and the car with the badge you like, no matter how poor it is, is the winner for you. Plastic.
@@namesdemeanusboth9568 The Taycan and Model S Plaid must be equipped with extremely expensive carbon ceramic brakes to run on the track, and there are also problems with battery overheating. However, the Ioniq 5N can be stopped with just cast iron brakes, and the battery heat dissipation ability is excellent. In addition, the IONIQ 5N's regenerative braking is limited to 0.6G, and the specification is possible up to 0.8G. There is great industrial value in being able to build much better electric vehicles without the use of expensive brakes.
I love the standard version of this car, so this hot one is just wicked as far as my humble opinion is concerned. So much to admire about what Hyundai are doing here 😋
I appreciate Hyundai injecting bonkers fun on the Ioniq 5. Been admiring the normal one from afar (test drives on it is hard to line up for, everyone likes it!)
I got the blue one yesterday and I love it. Very fun to drive.
Very fun! When was the last time you said that in a EV. Luv the matte blue on mine even though she says it’s Barbie blue…. Where did that come from?
RS6 prices have become insane, £180k for a limited edition for some stickers and white rims 😂
Thats a fantastic red white and black colour scheme, has 4x4, huge front intercooler and gets rave reviews. Oh, sorry, I thought you said the new limited edition GR Yaris !
I'd have that rather than the hyundai but still good that they have tried to put some fun into electric. Unless you are Chris though not sure 2.2 tonnes being hooned on the road in rwd mode is that socially responsible. Could be a big square hole in that B road hedge and very long tracks through the farmers field :)
You won't be laughing when the next one is a 2 litre turbo, ask the C63 guys 😂
Many parts of the new RS6 is hand built, thats why. Just small things like the hatch etc. Its also got coil over suspension, with toolkit to change it for the track your going to. and more I rather spend 180k on the RS6 than anything on this Ioniq5N :P edit. and the RS6 is faster both in 0-100, and topspeed (I know Chris say this is faster than the RS6, but the official 0-100 for Audi is 3.3 sec, and for this 3.4, and topspeed is for Audi 305km/h unlocked / 280 locked, and 260 for the Ioniq5.
@@AndrewTSq I think you would buy it just for the fact that it has an engine 😂🤣 and I'm cool with that
@@sexpistill yeah!, the older one with the V10 is even better cause of the engine sound in my opinion.
I love how Chris is at 90 degrees but just chatting away to the camera as if he is driving down a high street. Very talented driver, and amazing to watch. Always engaging.
Strange how the weaker sex ends up controlling your life!
Outro song is - Gimme Noize by Jailed Jamie , Antic Mass , for those looking.
Can't wait to see my guy drift this beast
Edit: Request for Chris redo the review, how could the engineers not inform him of simulated gears and Active Sound THAT DEFINES this car?! This is insane to me
The fact that he said it's better than an RS6 even without that is wild. I'm pretty sure it's also a lot cheaper too.
@@iSOBigD £65k.
drifting is more important than windowdressing like noise or trans simulation
I feel like this review only scratched the surface of the 5N. Would love to see him talk about stuff like what it's like on the road or when you're trying to set a fast lap on a circuit
First EV that ive seen that i can say "Ye I'd have one of those"
Taycan was the first where I was like "Damn that's awesome I want it" but this is the first one I could feasibly own that I actually want lol
how much is it? I saw prices around 100k
@@microfx Yeah it is like 100k, I was wrong when I said I could feasibly own one lol maybe one day...
Did not have a Hyundai being "more dynamic than an RS6" on my 2024 bingo card, I think a lot of the European and US manufacturers should be worried about what Kia/Hyundai are bringing
Really? Never heard about I20 or I30N?
The Veloster N has already won Road&Track Performance Car of the Year award back in 2020.
They already have been quietly noticing them. Just not willingly admitting it.
The rs6 is overrated, audi aren't fun to drive, i bet the m3 is on another league
Hyundais and Kias are trash underneath
@@jsl02008You obviously aren't a car guy then.
Nice to see you at our local Sydney track
Doesn't matter what I'm watching, if Eastern Creek pops up I recognise it instantly.
I bought a fully specified Cupra Born as it was as close to a drivers car as I could get in a EV at the time and I love it. But if I had the money for one of these Hyundai Ioniq 5 N’s I would get one in a flash. Nice drive around our Sydney circuit.
You can actually see the tread being deleted from the rear wheels as he drifts! So dope!! 🤩
I have been waiting for this kind of thing to come along, the moment it changes from boring EV to fun. Good on Hyundai for having a crack at it, and succeeding it seems. Chris giving proper acknowledgement to how this changes his mind again. Cracking car and cracking video.
Haha mentioning the first left hander being a potentially crashy corner. There has definitely been some big ones there.
Wicked car. HMG is doing a great job
Bro i love when Chris drives and reviews cars! It feels like your sitting right next to him and can feel what he is feeling 😂 ❤
I always enjoy your driving reviews...I was wondering about this one and you gave it your stamp of approval. 👍🏻
Yeah, it might be fun and all that, but, being a lover of coupes etc, iiiiiiiii LOVE the N Vision '74... THAT looks AWESOME! 😏😉👌 I just wish Hyundai WOULD release an everyday street version of it (EXACT same design (ok maybe not with that wing), but just an every day 'Drivers car' version!
😎🇬🇧
They are
@@edsgarage001 Yeah but they're only making 100 of them with 30 reserved for racing which unfortunately means only 70 will be for sale. Kind of hard to consider that an "everyday street version" but still cool I guess
…you have my attention.
I think that’s precisely what those engineers wanted to hear.
Great car. Great video.
If Harris says it’s good…. That’s good enough for me
Got one on order coming in May, can’t wait
Oh, you're the one are you. Good luck with your new milk float.
Also got one on order, have to wait till September though. 😃
Wow they are arriving in May :O
Rich man
To well off people $70k really is nothing.
Wanted one ever since I saw the first drive and the numbers of this thing 6 months ago - it’s super rapid
This is one of thos Game Changer cars that dont often come along. Just watch other manufacturers start copying the very same tech in their hatch backs.
Kinda want to see one of these with box flares and Martini livery. To me they look like a modern interpretation of the Lancia HF Integrale.
This
Nailed it, that HAS to be their inspiration.
It looks great in martini stripes, a few out there if you google it
if Lancia would have swollen a full sized SUV.. if not, no, no chance!
@@eugenux True but I wasn't really including scale, just aesthetics. Plus everything has got bigger. The modern Minis and Fiat 500s are huge next to their 60's inspirations. I find it crazy that the Integrale was a mid size hatchback when it was new but today it's comparable in size to superminis such as the Toyota Yaris.
Love it, super stoked to see all the reviews on this Ioniq N
Totally unrelated Chris but I've just finished listening to your audio book and absolutely loved it, top bloke 👍
Hope you enjoyed Australia mate 🍻🇦🇺🦘
Nice video please review it again with in the simulation modes, it's so much more than sound.
I recently drove a Hyundai i10n line. Beast of a little car
You obviously haven't driven a proper hot hatch, e.g. RS3 or A45S. Hyundai, I've shit them.
@@mauricetoussaint7283i30n competes with those. They are one of the few still making affordable hot hatches
@@mauricetoussaint7283 You're not supposed to eat them bro. its bad for like your intestines and shizz.
Love this man! Makes drifting look sooo easy!! Bravo!! 💪
77k Euro is just a bargain compared to Audi, MB, BMW, etc. The range and the infamous German charging network is the only thing which at this point would bring me to a no-buy decision.
I like the video style, it reminds me of your old films, not the fake speed shaky camera style of top gear. Thank you!!
The focus on human emotion rather than technology is what defines this car. No it isn’t perfect, but in time hopefully other OEMs take this approach too and create a new kind of sports cars that do not alienate users for being ‘too human’.
Completely agree. Theyve looked at what connects the driver to the car and have seemingly done a really decent job given the platform.
Its more than just a fast fridge!
@@SteYoungit’s a fast fridge with silly colors. There is no emotion in this even if they try to fake them, the real connection between an ice car and the driver comes through the vibration mechanical parts have between them and the sound they make when working properly, that is what electric cars and the majority of cars nowadays will never give you.
@@fabioribeiro5071 Yes i know but least theyre trying to increase the engagement and thus the connection. Irs never going to be the same as sitting behind the wheel of a special ice car with all the visceral drama but given that EVs are sadly the future I jave to applaud what Hyundai are trying to do here. Its possibly the most driver focused ev yet.
yes turn 1 is a scary one. There's an old video floating around of one of the Toyota Group C cars, I think the V10-powered TS010, taking it pretty much flat. I'd definitely NOT have the intestinal fortitude to do that
Been waiting for you to review this Chris to get a proper driver’s view. Really want one of these (and as a petrolhead - also have the 1M coupe which I believe Chris you also have?). What did you make of the simulated gear change?
What we need is cheap, light and fun cars, not 650HP on 2.200KG at 80.000€
Yeah, an "Ioniq 2.5" would be amazing. Half the power, half the size, half the weight, half the cost, all the fun. I'm sure it'll be here eventually, but until then this is the closest thing we have to an EV hot hatch.
Thank you! Stupid expensive heavy ugly
Look on social media - people complain when expensive EV’s only do 150 miles 🤔🤣
This is heavy because it has the battery capacity to do 300 miles (when driven steady)
Not gonna happen. The manufacturers are going to keep building them heavy. They have to in order to fit them with big batteries. Need a big battery so that the EV can perform its party trick, accelerating in a straight line. Why else would you want a car with extremely limited range and practicality?
Hyundai will follow the upcoming Kia ev3 with their own version. And maybe those will get a gt or gt line and N line versions in 25 or 26?
Turn 1 at Sydney Motorsport Park has caught out some big names. On a bike it’s super tricky and dangerous!
Got my deposit on the N to replace my launch edition of the Ioniq 5 in UK. Thanks Chris
£65k.. someone’s doing well!
@@gee6940 haha. I test drove the N on Good Friday. Lovely machine. Mad gears & sound worked well. I just couldn’t justify the PCP rates. Waiting for my deposit back 🫤
@@gee6940 Nowadays $70k is really not that much.
@@trstnhn bloody ell! Someone’s doing extremely well!!! A normal EV like a Hyundai Kona is half that price brand new.. £35k so yes $70k is still a LOT of money. Silly boy
A car I want to ride just once before I die.
I genuinely daunted by the idea of having all this weight in a car this size. This was large ladder frame chassis 4wd of a few years ago.
I'd really like to see your take on the Hiphi Z. I've been driving one on winter roads, and it's another expensive EV with a sense of humour. And although I'm not huge on EV's, I'm rather impressed with the way it drives! Sort of reminds me of a scaled up, modern gt3000. It's also got more entertaining features than Mario-Party, so it pleases the geek in me!
If the technology ever gets to a point where this pack is around 3000 lbs then you have a game changer.
"this first corner strikes me as somewhere you could have a huge accident"
... and in 2010 I did! That was the end of my track day budget for a few years...
Great to have the great man in Oz.
I have never seen visuals so insane🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😍🥵🥵🥵smooth transitions
Have I seen you in a green GT3 RS going back to the UK at LeShuttle last Sunday? I was confused. Or you have a good look a like 😊
High praise.
Nice venue!
I like the looks of it
I can''t tell if he's going fast or slow unless its drifting.
Would have really appreciated what YOUR THOUGHTS were on this car's Simulated gearshift + Fake combustion engines (dynamic) sounds in combination to the driving 😁Heard that was a real novelty that NO other sports car had to offer (at this point) in enhancing the driver's involvement in "a shake down" style drive. BUT, other then that I really enjoy your "Ridiculously fun test runs !!👌👍👍
What do the paddles do behind the steering wheel?
adjust regen
virtual gear box and engine
Amazing!
Absolutely fresh original design. Very brave 👏👏👏
I'm surprised he didn't talk about its ability to shift itself and a different noises that it can make and all the different end modes. I feel like there's so much more to this car that wasn't covered
It sounds amazing !
Yeah, the sound was incredible, really sold me on the car though I cant afford it ... Turn on the speakers chris!
Daily this, get a Genesis 3.8 Coupe for the weekends. Perfect Korean two-car garage.
Suprisingly I looked it up and the RS6 weights 2250kgs too. But damn those V8 super wagons are a dying breed and it's just so enticing 😔
Almost, and that's a very good point! We hear so much about weight of EVs yet nobody mentions the weight of ICE cars. Nobody says "I don't think I'll buy that new SUV, it's heavy". Most of the heaviest cars on the road are ICE SUVs. The main reason it is mentioned by the average uninformed person (not Chris Harris) is simply to trot out some anti EV FUD. Chris mentions it appropriately but then reveals that it actually turns out to be a fantastic car on track, even when driven in a manner that 99.9% of people will never do!
Started watching and wondering what track in the UK looked like Sydney Motorsport Park haha
I was wondering why Llandow looked so different 😂
everyone that drives it loves it not 1 bad review 🤔🤔🤔
Google the battery replacement cost video that’s more than a bad review
@@behindthebuild8016no doubt the same applies to ALL EVs
@@fale892Yep, I think that is impacting the EV insurance costs
Even the ones who thought Hyundai was incapable of getting the EV handling right (after the EV6 GT) are singing the praise of the step gearing and fake noises. But I'm going to assume the range sucks, since nobody talks about it. Like ~200miles bad.
@@behindthebuild8016 ever thought of how much money u spent on your car in its life on ice maintenance and gas?
Harris could make a metro drift, man's a genius behind the wheel !
Metros are easy to drift!! They lift-off oversteer very willingly
@@Nemoticon I couldn't think of another car right at that moment haha 😆
@@blood_upon_the_rose Reliant Robin maybe, lol? xD
@Nemoticon 🤣🤣🤣 I should have picked that I'll hibe you that one 🤣🤣🤣
@@blood_upon_the_rose It's al good, I was just nitpicking... it's obvious what yo meant from the start xD
I assume you didn't like the emulated gears and engine sound, as I could hear nothing and no mention of the gears was made ?
If you want to emulate gear changes it inevitably slows you down (it's not just the sounds it briefly ducks the power on the changes like an ICE) ... see Misha Charoudin at Nurburgring ... he really loved this car!
Ty
I like the ionic series, as much as I wanted to dislike it for being an ev, they are one of my first choices if I go that route.
I'm really curious to see US pricing and what kind of lease deals can be had once supply builds up. Need a family car soon to replace my 911 and very intrigued by this.
There won't be a supply build up, ever. Every N model has been super hard to get allocations for in the US and this won't be any different.
The better question is will it depreciate like the EV6 GT. 1 year old models with a few thousand miles can he had for low $40k. The EV6 isn't as thorough of a sports car as this though, so we'll see what happens.
Lease will be the best way to go for EV especially high end ones. Think it will start at barely sub $70k, not including the mark ups it is going to get. And depreciation should be >40-50% for 3 years ownership.
I'm leasing it.
@iRapplexD I'm a finance manager at a Hyundai/Genesis dealership. Leasing any N model is awful. The money factor and lack of rebates on N cars make leasing them a bad choice. If we're talking normal Ioniq5/Ioniq6, yes lease it.
@@jshnya EV oversupply is a huge industry-wide problem right now impacting all models. OEMs and dealers are literally losing tens of thousands of $ on every one they sell, and it's only getting worse as production continues to ramp at ~50% per year. N cars are readily available, at least in the US atleast.
This will have a terrible depreciation curve like every current EV currently due to many reasons, but a big part is how rapidly they continue to improve, making older ones obsolete.
@@iRapplexD 100%, should definitely only lease any EV right now due to the market dynamics and tax credit. And we are just at the beginning of years of EV oversupply and wild depreciation - the production ramp through 2027 is insane.
In 2027+, there are going to be INSANE deals on 2020 - 2025 model year EVs. I'm thinking Lucid Sapphire then 😁
At last....fun over out right speed....
Misha has shown that it can drive 2 Laps on the nord, with maybe 10min of charging. You can do much more laps as a beginner as well.
Very nice 👍👍
This sounds a bit like ripping the standard ioniq 5 a new hole, a bit unfairly, that thing can come with up to 325hp and 605nm in awd and do 60 in under 5 secs… it’s a great car. I don’t see why it’s such a surprise they took it a step further and made it trackable 😂
Sweet and simple review! Magnificent car, I am going to push my Son away from his Ioniq 5 Limited and buy this!
A hippo tap dancing. I love it.
Great content yet again. Keep doing this.
But i am still not sold BECAUSE it controlling a piston engine that is fun and modulating an electric motor isn't. Without the authentic sound it's all nonsense.
As long as you don't have a pacemaker you are good to go. Seriously We were told that on the electric car course I attended .
You forgot to mention that this course was not about driving an electric car but about servicing the motors which contain strong magnets.
@@MetalheadAndNerd regardless of whether driving or repairing electric vehicles, it is advised that anyone with a pacemaker stays away , so if you order an uber state a none electric vehicle if you don't want to run the risk of the pacemaker failing
@@straight-narrow-path I don't know any EV manufacturer that gives such an advise. If there was such a danger all manufacturers would put up a warning since none of them would risk the resulting lawsuits.
@@MetalheadAndNerd Monitor Symptoms: Pay attention to any unusual symptoms while driving or being near EVs. If you notice anything concerning (e.g., changes in heart rate, dizziness), consult your cardiologist promptly.
That was covered in the lecture I attended which was government funded. Car manufacturers don't tell you that there is a risk of fatal explosion either do they!
@@straight-narrow-path ahh government funded ... that's fine then ... governments are known for their astute understanding of new technologies ... oh, wait a minute, they're not.
Love your presentations!
Hope you stayed around & checked out Bathurst 12 hour race over the weekend just gone
I mean it’s cool to see that the car impressed Chris in its most core EV form - but you missed the largest pinkest elephant in the room, my guy
This impressive car has the added benefit of tackling the loneliness epidemic, as each buyer makes a new friend with their local tyre fitter.
Yes, more fun!
I just received my Ioniq 5N last week. Who would be interested in seeing a comparison between the 5N and an i30N??
Hyundai hiring as many BMW M engineers as possible was a fantastic decision.
I know it’s a world away but my old Kia Optima PHEV actually runs its electric motor directly through the gearbox, physically changing gears. Is it the same with this bad boy Chris?
Back in the day (30 years ago), when it was Eastern Creek Raceway, I remember hitting 170kph down the straight in a Ferrari 308, thinking that was fast
which would you have for daily....Ionic 6, or Mustang GT 5.0?
Is that Eastern Creek?
People hate on the IONIQ 5 N because they know it is a legitimate threat and perfect transition vehicle.
I wonder if the reason this package gets such enthusiasm from the likes of Chris filters down from the Hyundai EV rally program?
I was considering a standard Ioniq 5, but after less than good treatment from our local Hyundai dealer, I ended up with a Kia. Very pleased with it.
I'd definitely buy one if I can afford it
Good Effort by Hyundai. Shame their hydrogen coupe will be limited production. Where are the sounds and gearshifts lol. £64,000 😬 but the features are a lot.
Hopefully theyve sorted the 12v issue...
Chris is the only reason I'd watch a video on an EV 😏
I really want to see some real world comparisons to get a gauge on just how fast and capable this is. From everything Ive read and watched it is a genuine brilliantly capable and bloody fun EV.
Just wouldnt mind seeing it up against some well known performance benchmarks. BMW M3 Xdrive, Audi RS4 or 6, Kia EV6 GT. Model 3 Performance. Taycan 4S or Turbo. Just to see where the 5N sits.
Tyres and brakes every month by the looks of it ! 😅
Won’t be cheap… 275/35R21. 275 section on a Hyundai hot hatch!!! 😂
Why didn‘t he show the gear changes and sounds 🙈
That thing needs a Martini livery like the 90's Lancia Delta Integrale Evo had.
I don't think we really realise what this car achieves: Porsche, Audi, BMW, AMG,... all already had a go on sporty/fun EVs but it's Hyundai, that actually managed to deliver.
I thought Top Gear had been cancelled……..
Where are those gorgeous little films that Chris and Neil used to make?
At some point in my life I realised that Radio 1 wasn’t for me anymore, the station hadn’t changed but I had.
Please don’t think of this as negativity towards you Mr Harris, I just loved and miss those films that felt like it was just you driving a car and talking to me about it. They felt special and just for us, I hate to say this but the format feels more like Rory Reid than Chris Harris.
Keep it simple guys, there was never anything wrong with the original recipe.
🙏🏼