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Mid Range

Hyundai Ioniq 5 Standard Range

385 km (239 mi) WLTP range
305 km (190 mi) Real-world range
58.0 kWh Battery capacity
220 kW Max charge speed
190 Wh/km Real-world efficiency
CCS,Type2 Plug types

Today's energy cost · Hyundai Ioniq 5

Countryper 100 kmCO₂ per 100 kmGrid carbon
Germany€1.754.8 kg250 g/kWh
United Kingdom2.1 kg113 g/kWh
France€1.581.0 kg52 g/kWh
United States€3.095.4 kg283 g/kWh
Turkey5.4 kg285 g/kWh
Netherlands10.2 kg539 g/kWh

Assumes 190 Wh/km real-world efficiency. Prices where day-ahead market is published.

Range by Weather Condition

Select a route above to explore weather-adjusted range.

Routes You Can Complete with This EV

⚠ Winter Range Warning

In cold weather, this vehicle's range drops to 223 km (139 mi). These routes require careful planning in winter:

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Real-world driving analysis

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 Standard Range delivers a real-world range of 305 km from its 58.0 kWh battery, falling short of its 385 km WLTP figure. In cold weather, the 0.73 multiplier reduces the range to 222 km, a significant drop that drivers in winter climates must account for when planning longer journeys. The hot weather multiplier of 0.94 is less punishing, yielding 286 km. With a maximum DC charging speed of 220 kW, the Ioniq 5 can replenish its battery rapidly at compatible stations, making it a strong performer for road trips where quick stops are essential. However, the practical benefit of this high charge speed is somewhat tempered by the smaller battery capacity; drivers will need to charge more frequently than in larger-battery variants, but each stop can be brief, often under 20 minutes from 10 to 80 percent. This balance of modest range and fast charging makes the Ioniq 5 Standard Range a capable urban and regional traveler, though cold weather demands careful route planning.

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