Sweet spot
Long Range RWD
₹55.70 Lakh
What most buyers should get. The best balance of price and kit.
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About the Hyundai Ioniq 5
At a glance
Starts at
₹55.70 Lakh
ex-showroom
Range
690 km (ARAI)
claimed
Battery
84 kWh
Max power
168 bhp
Charging
10 to 80% in about 18 min on a 350 kW DC fast charger; about 7 hours 35 min on an 11 kW AC charger
Seating
5
seater
Choice
1 variant
Key Feature Highlights
The standout kit this car gives you, and the variant each feature starts from.
Level 2 ADAS (SmartSense)
From Long Range RWDHyundai SmartSense watches the road for you, with forward collision braking, lane keep assist and blind spot alerts, plus smart cruise control that creeps and stops in traffic jams.
View Long Range RWD variant →Panoramic Vision Roof
From Long Range RWDA large glass Vision Roof runs over the cabin and lets in plenty of natural light, so both rows feel open and airy.
View Long Range RWD variant →Ventilated and heated front seats
From Long Range RWDThe front seats blow cool air on hot days and warm up when mornings turn chilly, so you stay comfortable all year.
View Long Range RWD variant →360 degree camera
From Long Range RWDA surround view camera gives you a full top down picture for tight parking, and a blind spot camera shows the lane beside you when you indicate.
View Long Range RWD variant →Six airbags and stability control
From Long Range RWDYou get six airbags, electronic stability control and hill hold assist, along with ISOFIX child seat mounts and a tyre pressure monitor on board.
View Long Range RWD variant →Vehicle to Load (V2L)
From Long Range RWDThe Ioniq 5 works like a giant power bank, with a socket inside and an adapter outside so you can run appliances or charge gear anywhere.
View Long Range RWD variant →Twin 12.3 inch screens
From Long Range RWDA 12.3 inch touchscreen with built in navigation sits next to a matching 12.3 inch digital driver's display, and both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connect wirelessly.
View Long Range RWD variant →Bluelink connected car tech
From Long Range RWDHyundai Bluelink lets you cool the cabin, lock the doors or check how much charge is left from your phone before you even reach the car.
View Long Range RWD variant →Parametric pixel LED lights
From Long Range RWDThe parametric pixel style LED headlamps and tail lamps give the Ioniq 5 its standout face, and they light the road clearly after dark.
View Long Range RWD variant →Popular variants
All 1 variants →| Variant | Range | Battery | Ex-showroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Long Range RWD | 690 km (ARAI) | 84 kWh | ₹55.70 Lakh |
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Hyundai Ioniq 5: your questions
Is the Ioniq 5 worth the money?
It is if you want a premium, long-range EV with very fast charging. At ₹55.70 Lakh it targets buyers stepping up from luxury petrol cars.
How many seats has the Ioniq 5?
Five, in a lounge-like cabin with a flat floor. The long wheelbase frees up generous space for rear passengers.
What makes the Ioniq 5 special?
Its long 690 km claimed range and very quick charging stand out. On a 350 kW charger it adds most of its range in under 20 minutes.
Is the Ioniq 5 cheap to run?
Yes, on energy and upkeep. Home charging costs far less than petrol, and an electric motor needs little routine maintenance.
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Which Ioniq 5 is right for you?
The Ioniq 5 comes in a single variant. Here's the rundown.