2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 price and specs: EV gets new tech, sporty N Line trim

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has received a significant update, with a new battery, stiffer chassis, upgraded tech and a fresh look.

The update also increases prices by $2,300 across the range, with the Ioniq 5 now starting at $69,800 before on-road costs.

Prices will increase by $2500 in 2024, coinciding with Hyundai Australia opening the Ioniq 5 to orders through more than 100 of its dealerships.

The 53kWh Standard Range battery has been replaced by a 63kWh battery, while the Ioniq 5 N’s 84kWh battery replaces the 77kWh battery in Extended Range models.

The larger battery allows the Ioniq 5 to go longer on a single charge, for example the base standard range now offers 440km of range on the WLTP cycle, up from 384km.

You can see the battery specs in the Performance section below, including improved range for each configuration.

Hyundai said it has upgraded the body reinforcement at the B/C pillars and door trim, rear cockpit and underbody crossbars to increase body rigidity.

The changes reportedly reduce noise, vibration and harshness, as well as enhance body control and stability and improve steering response and feedback.

All models get redesigned front bumpers and fenders, as well as flush aluminum badging.

The rear of the car has a redesigned bumper, rear spoiler and additional wipers.

There are new 19- and 20-inch alloy wheel designs for the base and Dynamiq trims, while the Epiq gets LED headlights with Hyundai’s Intelligent Forward Lighting System.

A new N Line option package ($2,500) brings unique front and rear bumpers and exclusive 20-inch alloy wheels, as well as gloss black mirror caps, body cladding and wheel arches, and “unique hidden light cues.”

Inside, the N Line gets black eco-leather and Alcantara upholstery, as well as an N Line-exclusive ‘semi-perforated’ leather steering wheel, metallic pedals, and plenty of red accents.

All Ioniq 5 models feature a redesigned center console that Hyundai says allows occupants to easily reach new physical controls for seat heating and ventilation.

There’s also a redesigned steering wheel, instrument cluster bezels and seat upholstery.

The most notable change inside is the introduction of Hyundai’s next-generation Connected Car Cockpit (ccNC), the company’s latest generation of infotainment.

This brings wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as Bluelink connected car services. It also has over-the-air updates.

The Ioniq 5 still uses dual 12.3-inch screens for the infotainment system and digital instrument cluster.

The base model no longer gets two-tone cloth upholstery, but instead gets a combination of black wool and eco-leather, while black eco-leather is standard on the Dynamiq and Epiq.

However, if you prefer the softer look of the old car, you can still get a light-colored interior as a no-cost option. Hyundai offers both Dove Grey/Dark Teal and Dove Grey/Dark Pebble Grey color schemes.

The Ioniq 5 comes with the latest versions of Hyundai’s autonomous emergency braking, highway driving assist and remote smart parking assist, as well as navigation-based adaptive cruise control.

Price

All prices do not include on-road costs.

Transmission system

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In the range, the Ioniq 5 has V2L technology that allows owners to run household appliances from the charging port using an adapter. There’s also a three-pin plug in the rear, meaning passengers can charge laptops using the car’s battery.

Size

Hyundai Australia has yet to release dimensions for the facelifted Ioniq 5, but we’ve included the 2024 model’s specs below.

The Ioniq 5 also has a 9.4L sliding glove box.

Maintenance and Warranty

Ioniq 5 is powered by Five year, unlimited mileage vehicle warrantywith high voltage battery that can operate for eight years or 160,000km.

Hyundai has not confirmed service prices for the 2025 model year.

Safety

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 has a Five star safety rating from ANCAP, based on testing carried out in October 2021.

The car achieved a five-star rating thanks to scores of 88% for adult occupant protection, 87% for child occupant protection, 63% for vulnerable pedestrian protection and 89% for safety assist.

Standard safety equipment across the Ioniq 5 range includes:

• Automatic emergency braking
  • Vehicle Detection
  • Pedestrian Detection
  • Cyclist Detection
  • Evasive steering assistant
  • Change lanes in opposite direction and on the side
  • AEB reverse
• Adaptive cruise control with stop/go function
  • Navigation-based cruise control (NEW)
• Blind Spot Assist
• Blind spot monitoring screen
• Highway Driving Assist 2 (adaptive cruise control + lane keeping) (NEW)
• Support smart speed limit
• Lane keeping assist
• Lane keeping assist
• Rear seat alert
• Rear Cross Traffic Assist
• Support safe escape
• Surround view camera
• Front and rear parking sensors
• 7 airbags including front center airbag

Standard equipment

There are three versions in the Ioniq 5 lineup.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 Highlights:

• Heat pump
• Prepare the battery in advance
• One-Pedal Driving Mode
• Tire Pressure Monitoring
• Automatic headlights
• Automatic LED headlights
• 19 inch alloy wheels (new design)
• Tire repair kit
• Multi-layer soundproof windshield and side windows
• Electrically adjustable exterior mirrors with heating function
• Rain sensing wipers
• Push button start system
• Wool/leather upholstery
• Leather steering wheel
• Knitted fabric lining
• LED interior lighting
• Alloy fender
• Power windows with (NEW) auto up/down for all windows
• 10-way power driver’s seat
• 2-way manual reclining rear seats (forward/backward adjustment, split/fold in 60:40 ratio)
• 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
• 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system
  • Update over the network (NEW)
  • Wireless Apple CarPlay (NEW)
  • Wireless Android Auto (NEW)
• Wireless phone charger
• Sound system 6 speakers
• 4 USB-C sockets (NEW)
• Dual zone climate control
• Adjustable ambient light
• Electronic rearview mirror
• Remote smart parking assistance
• Virtual engine sound system (artificial thrust sound)
• Vehicle-to-Land (V2L) function (in-vehicle socket)

Dynamiq adds:

• 20 inch alloy wheels (new design)
• Michelin Pilot Sport EV 255/45 Tires
• Rear privacy glass
• Electric rear door
• Leather interior
• Front heated seats
• 10-way power passenger seat
• Sliding center console
• Alloy pedals
• Augmented reality display
• Bose 8-speaker sound system
• Luggage net

Epiq adds:

• Intelligent front lighting system (NEW)
• Panoramic glass roof with electric sunshade
• Premium ‘relaxing’ front seats
• Memory for all seats
• 2-way power rear seats
• Rear door sunshade
• Ventilated front seats
• Heated rear seats
• Heated steering wheel

All models now come with Bluelink connectivity services as part of a free five-year subscription. This suite of technologies includes:

• Automatic collision notification
• Emergency call function (SOS)
• Direct traffic
• Alert services include geo-fencing, parking services, speed and time alerts
• Remote control of vehicle functions and climate
• Voice recognition for car control, point of interest search

Option

The N Line option package is available on Dynamiq and Epiq models.

Price is $2500 and includes:

• 20-inch N Line alloy wheels
• N Line Exterior Package
• Leather and Alcantara interior
• Red stitching and accents
• N Line Steering Wheel

The Epiq can also be purchased with the Digital Mirror Package for $3,000. This package includes:

• Digital rearview mirror
• Digital center mirror

Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) converter is available as an accessory.

Color

There are 10 exterior colors, including two new metallic finishes: Ecotronic Grey and Ultimate Red.

Matte paint costs an additional $1000. There are three types of matte paint:

• Gravity Gold
• Ecotronic Gray
• White Atlas

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