The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a striking electric crossover that impresses with its stylish design and advanced technology. This car is part of Hyundai's Ioniq sub-brand, which focuses entirely on electric mobility. In terms of performance, the Ioniq 5 features fast-charging technology, allowing the battery to be charged in a short time. Moreover, the interior offers a flexible layout and high-quality materials, combining comfort and luxury.

Power 

The battery of the  Hyundai Ioniq 5 has a capacity of kWh. This translates into a theoretical driving range of 390 kilometres (WLTP) with a maximum range of 575 kilometres (in the city at mild temperatures).

How long does it take to charge the battery?

You can charge the battery in different ways. You can charge the car via the wall socket, although this is the slowest way to charge the battery. In addition, you can also use a smartcable  or advanced charging station for a fast and user-friendly charging experience.

Using the table below, you can view different charging points and their power output, as well as how long it takes to charge the Ioniq 5. or use this handy  charging time calculator to discover the charging time of each full-electric and plug-in hybrid.

How can I recharge?

The hyundai ioniq 5 works with the European standard 
type 2 socket. For fast charging, a CCS connection is used.

• • • • European standard connection type 2

• Fast charging with CCS

Note that charging speeds may vary depending on the charging station and conditions.

Suitable charging stations

Pluginvest recommends installing a single-phase charging station both at home and at work. However, it is interesting to already buy a more powerful charging station  (e.g. 3-phase at 11kW or 22kW) and thus already be ready for your future fully electric car. If you are also interested in charging on the road, we recommend buying a charging card This will give you access to more than 450.000 public charging stations in Europe.