Video Summary
The Hyundai Ioniq 5N has been created with the help of clever engineering and technology.The Ioniq 5N is the most fun EV vehicle ever created.
It can simulate an 8-speed transmission, which is very convincing.
The car has multiple engine sounds to make drivers feel like they're driving a combustion engine vehicle.
There are speakers strategically placed around the car to simulate a combustion engine.
This EV gives people a frame of reference for speed, engagement, and driving on a track, or taking corners quickly.
Most EVs drive the same way and are hard to review.
The car has a 360-degree camera with wheels that turn.
It has torque distribution, drift mode, and a ton of different options.
The interior is loved, especially the steering wheel and the storage in the center console.
The all-wheel drive and 600+ horsepower provide a lot of torque distribution.
There are several different modes including "N Grin Boost."
With a range of 256 miles.
The redline and the rev limiter feature is present, making the user experience similar to a combustion vehicle.
It is easy to downshift with the 8 speed transmission and is incredibly satisfying.
By comparison, the Porsche Taycan Turbo S costs as much as a house.
If people were blindfolded, they would not be able to tell that the car is electric.
However, not everyone will be convinced since the whole thing might seem gimmicky to some people.
The torque management is what makes this vehicle so convincing.
There are a bunch of nannies off, the car can be made to oversteer.
With Pirelli P Zeroes, this vehicle handles incredibly, and the tire options are limited.
Hyundai has been doing amazing things these past ten years.
The base of the base version starts at $66,000 and the one tested costs $70,000.
The car looks futuristic with a cyberpunk style, and does Cyber Truck better than Cyber Truck.
Despite all this, the car keeps its composure.
It puts the engine, quoted, on overload, to say, you need to downshift.
The more the reviewer drives the Ioniq 5 N, the more he leans into it.
There are other sounds to use as well.
