Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video review of the Hyundai Ioniq Electric:- Side mirrors dip when in reverse if the mirror adjustment switch is in the left or right position.
- The regenerative braking levels from three to zero can be skipped by holding the regen paddle.
- An emergency release cable is located in the boot for the charge port door, and another release is under a part of the floor for the charging cable if it gets locked in.
- The Virtual Engine Sound System (VESS) is an artificial sound that warns other road users at low speed but can be switched off, especially during certain nighttime hours in built-up areas, as it may be classified as a horn.
- A warning appears if the charge door is open when you start the car.
- The smart cruise control radar range is around 52m and the system may not see corners or undulations very well or cyclists if they are to the side of the road.
- The speedometer has mph on the outer ring but an additional digital display of kph is at the bottom.
- The speedometer colours also correspond to the colours on the charge, eco and power indicators.
- The touch screen display has a screensaver function to display an analogue or digital clock and date when turned off.
- The cup holders have a removable rubber map.
- Seatbelt buckles have a cushioned pad to reduce noise.
- The Hyundai Ioniq Electric features copper accents to show that it is an electric version.
