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Here is the summary of the YouTube video you requested:- The video reviews three trims of the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5: SE, SEL, and Limited.
- The SE all-wheel drive is rated for 290 miles, while the rear-wheel drive is rated for 318 miles of EPA range.
- The standard SE trim has 168 horsepower.
- The all-wheel drive version has a second front motor, increasing horsepower to 320 and 446 pound-feet of torque.
- The all-wheel drive version gets a heat pump, improving efficiency in colder months.
- Prices have gone up, with these cars being about $4500 more than the 2022 models.
- In the SE, there are LED reflector headlights and separate turn signals, versus the LED projector headlights with integrated turn signals on the SEL.
- The back lights are the same on the SE and SEL, but the light bar is blacked out in the center on the SEL.
- The SE comes with a manual hatch, while the SEL has a power hatch.
- Every Ioniq 5 comes with a J1772 to NACS and a CCS1 to NACS adapter.
- The SE interior has hard plastics, but the SEL has better door materials and leatherette seating.
- Limited AWD has a range of 269 miles and rear wheel drive has a range of 318 miles.
- The Limited gets 20-inch wheels.
- The limited has remote smart park with a key fob.
- The digital rearview mirror is included in the limited trim.
- Prices as of March 2025: SE SR RWD $42600, SEL Awd $53100, and Limited Awd $58200.
- Matte paint adds $1,000.
