After all, the US market will get the 58 kWh-powered version.
The all-electric Hyundai Hyundai Ioniq 5 was unveiled to the world almost a year ago, in Feb 2021. We are close to seeing the all-electric in dealerships. It made its North American debut in May. The final piece of this puzzle is now complete. We’re referring to cost.
The price of the 2022 Hyundai Inoniq 5 starts at $40,000. The price includes a $1225 destination fee. For that amount you get a single motor SE Standard Range model with the battery pack of 58 kWh. This is new news for Americans, since such a small battery was not originally planned for North America.
The Ioniq 5’s 168 horsepower (125 kilowatts) is enough to cover 220 miles per charge in this configuration. Hyundai wants to remind Americans who are eligible for the $7500 tax credit to the US that the Ioniq 5’s actual price falls to $33,425 after applying.
The Ioniq 5 Limited AWD is at the opposite end of the pricing spectrum. It uses a larger 78 kWh battery with dual motors, creating a total power output of 320 horsepower (239 kW). The battery has an EPA-rated range rating of 256 miles on a single charge and will cost you $55,725.
Here is a breakdown of Ioniq 5-trim levels and pricing.
Model |
Motor/Drive |
Horsepower/Range |
MSRP (before $1,225 destination fee) |
Total MSRP (destination excluded) |
Standard Range |
Single Motor/RWD | 168 HP/ 220 MPG | $39,700 | $40,925 |
SE |
Single Motor/RWD | 225 HP/303 Miles | $43,650 | $44,875 |
SE |
AWD / Dual Motor | 320 HP/256 Miles | $47,150 | $48,375 |
SEL |
Single Motor/RWD | 225 HP/303 Miles | $45,900 | $47,125 |
SEL |
AWD / Dual Motor | 320 HP/256 Miles | $49,400 | $50,625 |
Limited |
RWD / Single Motor | 225 HP/303 Miles | $50,600 | $51,825 |
Limited |
AWD / Dual Motor | 320 HP/256 Miles | $54,500 | $55,725 |
All Ioniq 5 models have an 800-volt, 350-kilowatt fast charging capability. This allows you to recharge your phone from 10 percent up to 80 percent in just 18 minutes, regardless of trim. The deal includes unlimited 30-minute charging through Electrify America during the first two years. Standard features include a wide range of driver-assist tech and safety tech, as well as a 12.3-inch touchscreen and 19-inch wheels.
The Ioniq 5 will be available in dealerships by December 31, but SE Standard Range models won’t arrive until spring 2022.