Video Summary
The review reveals:- The Hyundai Ioniq electric has a 28-kilowatt-hour battery pack.
- There are three versions of the Ioniq: Pure electric, Plug-in hybrid and Hybrid, with electric and hybrid versions on sale now.
- The vehicle claims a range of 140 miles; the reviewer estimates the range to be 131 miles. First generation models have a smaller 22-24 kilowatt batteries.
- An innovative feature is the adaptive regenerative braking controlled by steering wheel paddles. This system allows the driver to slow down, adding energy to the batteries.
- The car has a lane-keeping assist system that keeps it in the lane but does not fully steer around corners without driver input.
- Rapid charging to 80% in 30 minutes is possible at 50-kilowatt chargers.
- The infotainment system offers Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration.
- After the government grant, the car will cost approximately 24,500 pounds.
- As a conclusion, the car is cheaper than the Nissan Leaf and has an equivalent range.
