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This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Mar 2023.

Hyundai Ioniq Electric

Built in

Korea

(launched 2018, facelifted Nov-2019)

User Ratings

4 reviews

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Submodel

Last Recorded Price

Consumption

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

38.3kWh (A)

Facelifted on Nov-2019

$172,888 (Sep 2022)

8.5km/kWh

134 bhp

Single speed reduction gear (A)

Specs | Features

38.3kWh Sunroof (A)

Facelifted on Nov-2019

- Read facelift article

$174,888 (Jan 2023)

8.5km/kWh

134 bhp

Single speed reduction gear (A)

Specs | Features

5-door (A)

$129,999 (Mar 2019)

n/a

118 bhp

Single speed reduction gear (A)

Specs | Features

5-door Sunroof (A)

$141,999 (Jun 2019)

n/a

118 bhp

Single speed reduction gear (A)

Specs | Features

Photos & Reviews

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Car Review - Hyundai Ioniq Electric 5-door Sunroof (A)

It packs the necessary green credentials, but it's the Ioniq Electric's familiarity and accessibility that paves the way forward into a greener future.

The Hyundai Ioniq Electric was facelifted on Feb 2020.
Read our review of the facelifted version.

What We Like

Low cost of ownership

Generous amounts of torque from the electric motor

Familiar and easy to use

Easily gets over 200km of range on one full charge

Doing its part to save Earth

What We Dislike

Somewhat high cost of purchase

Limited charging points at the moment

CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

4 Consumer Reviews

Super economical and fun to drive `

Super economical to drive (especially with high petrol prices) and very comfortable interior. Lane keeping and safety features are all very helpful.

Quiet car `

I test drove the ioniq. Not bad. Can consider it if price goes down. I would take the car but there is this line across the rear view mirror. I guess it's an issue of getting used to it.

The Best EV in the Town! `

Worry to drive up North Malaysia like to KL or Ipoh? You can charge your EV ioniq at R&R Gelang Patah Petronas after bad jam over two checkpoints @ 2nd link. While passing by Melaka, you can stop at the R&R Ayer Keroh Petronas to charge your EV again. If not, You may charge your EV at R&R Seremban Petronas too before you reach KL. Going further like Ipoh? No problem all R&R along the way have EV station in Petronas. All EV station in R&R Petronas is free of charge. Sign up & Obtain your free RFID to use the EV station. It's Free, it's free & it's Free~~ https://www.Mymesra.Com.My/PETRONAS_Alternative_Fuels-@-Electric_Vehicle_Charging_Station.Aspx

Spacious and value for money `

One of the first electric car i ride in and the comfort and space is the one that attract me. I did not get this car in the end but anyone who is considering a electric car should try this out first