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2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5
The IONIQ 5 added a larger 84-kWh battery, up to 318 miles of range, and a native NACS port that opens up the Tesla Supercharger network, plus a lifted XRT trim.
Est. Starting MSRP
$42,600
Base trim, excludes destination and fees. Confirm with your dealer.
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Est. Starting Price
$42,600
Fuel Economy
132/98
City/Highway MPG
Horsepower
320 hp
Seating
5 passengers
Expert Verdict
Still the best-engineered EV in its price class. The charging speed alone justifies the badge.
Pros & Cons
What We Love
- 800-volt architecture charges 10-80% in ~20 min
- Native NACS port
- Vehicle-to-load power export
- Distinctive design inside and out
Things to Consider
- Rear headroom under the glass roof
- Firm low-speed ride
- Cargo floor is high
Owner-reported problems
We don't collect owner reviews, so there are no star ratings on this page. For real owner-reported data on the 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5, check the NHTSA complaints and recall database — every entry there is a filed report from an actual owner.
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