Hyundai Simplifies Ioniq 5 Lineup, Boosts Battery Power
South Korean automaker Hyundai has revised its popular Ioniq 5 electric SUV lineup. The company is cutting down the number of variants and getting rid of smaller battery options and digital side mirrors to simplify things for buyers.Key TakeawaysThe new range starts at $76,200 with a 84kWh Extended Range battery across all models.Digital key technology lets owners start the car from their phone or smartwatch.Ioniq 5 N is still available as its own variant with dual motor AWD and reduced range of 448km.The new lineup includes three main variants: Ioniq 5, Ioniq 5 Elite, and the high-performance Ioniq 5 N Line Premium. The base model comes in at $76,200 with a WLTP range of 570km.But if you're after more features like heated seats or adaptive cruise control, it's going to cost you extra. For...
