00:00 Intro
01:16 Design
03:44 Practicality
05:34 Range and charging
06:37 Driving
07:40 Safety
08:33 Verdict

For family car buyers on a budget, there has been a real shortage of sizeable electric SUV options at the more attainable price points in recent 2022s. Over time that's bound to change, but in 2021 the Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric crossover SUV was revealed, offering a family-friendly size, decent electric driving range, lots of tech and safety, and a big interior with thoughtful inclusions and clever materials.

Family reviewer Nedahl Stelio spent a week with the entry-level Hyundai Ioniq 5 RWD 160kW Ioniq 5, which in Australia - at the time of filming - had a list price of $71,900 (MSRP), a good $4000 less than the AWD Ioniq 5.

That means the Ioniq 5 undercuts the likes of the Tesla Ioniq 5 X by almost $100,000, while also offering food for thought against the Audi e-tron, Mercedes-Benz EQC and BMW i4 SUV.

Is it one to add to your shopping list? Watch this video to find out!


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