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NEW Hyundai Ioniq 5 N review – FINALLY a great hot hatch EV? | What Car?

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Video chapters:
0:00 performance automobiles
1:15 What is the N?
2:27 Mechanical changes
3:08 Interior modifications
3:50 N drive modes
4:48 Does it have a gearbox?
6:18 Other N features
8:12 Efficiency
10:10 Verdict

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40 responses to “NEW Hyundai Ioniq 5 N review – FINALLY a great hot hatch EV? | What Car?”

  1. Gavin Lawrence Avatar
    Gavin Lawrence

    The ability to change gear makes this possibly a game changer, time will tell!

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    1. wtfgogu Avatar
      wtfgogu

      Sounds like 100 years ago you’d have been happy with a car that poops and wobbles you around for a genuine horse riding experience :)))

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    2. isovideo Avatar
      isovideo

      It only sounds like a gear change – the acceleration is actually slower than without the sound effect, as it blips down the acceleration during a “change”.

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    3. Gavin Lawrence Avatar
      Gavin Lawrence

      @wtfgogu lol if i had no other choice 🤷🏾‍♂️

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  2. RiverGlades Garden Railroad Avatar
    RiverGlades Garden Railroad

    When i was younger……this would have been a must buy imo.

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    1. Michael Schuenemann Avatar
      Michael Schuenemann

      Still a LithiumDeathTrap!!!!

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    2. Enforcer1975 Avatar
      Enforcer1975

      Except you woudln’t have been able to afford it….

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  3. Yoo Steve Avatar
    Yoo Steve

    A45 is too small to compete against 5N. 5N has the largest interior space in 5 seater cars in the market. Go find any sports car that is bigger, faster “AND” cheaper than this. Absolutely NONE

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    1. Ruturaj Avatar
      Ruturaj

      Interesting 185.6″ = 212.2″

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    2. Nawaf A Avatar
      Nawaf A

      100%.

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    3. ||||upjidasoid Avatar
      ||||upjidasoid

      It’s a 💩box on wheels is the Hyundai.

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    4. Neural Net Avatar
      Neural Net

      It’s a different class of car though.

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    5. Justin Bennitt Avatar
      Justin Bennitt

      @Neural Net exactly, it dwarfs any real hot hatch (which an A45 would be classed as).
      It’s a crossover / SUV, all 2.2 tonnes of it, and definitely not a “track weapon” at that weight, regardless of its ballistic acceleration.

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  4. Billy Jean Avatar
    Billy Jean

    It has literally entry supercar level of agility with its one fourth price. It just not agile on the straight road for drag race but also on the track. It’s legit track car.

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    1. Matt C Avatar
      Matt C

      Oh please. Destroyed on a track vs a supercar.

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    2. DriverJ Avatar
      DriverJ

      @Matt C where can i see this video u are talking about?

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    3. Matt C Avatar
      Matt C

      @DriverJ-N  where did I mention a video? Are you drinking again?

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    4. DriverJ Avatar
      DriverJ

      @Matt C oh u are talking as if it’s something u saw but let me guess u are just spewing what ever comes to mind as a fact as if u are an automotive savant… get over yourself 🙄

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    5. Matt C Avatar
      Matt C

      @DriverJ When we see it’s nurburgring time we’ll meet here again. My guess you’ll delete your comment quick smart. Unless you really think a 2200+kg car will trouble a gt3rs.

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  5. Sev1 Avatar
    Sev1

    It actually looks a fun car to daily. Wish you mentioned a bit more about ride comfort and quality.

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    1. ||||upjidasoid Avatar
      ||||upjidasoid

      He’s not allowed, Hyundai pay him to say what they want him to say. 👍

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    2. Michael Schuenemann Avatar
      Michael Schuenemann

      Still a LithiumDeathTrap!!!!

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    3. Ruturaj Avatar
      Ruturaj

      ​@||||upjidasoidlol 😂

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  6. cabottaxi Avatar
    cabottaxi

    With the extra performance and all that weight this car is going to eat expensive tyres.

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    1. Shiu Gen Avatar
      Shiu Gen

      Same as my M50, what you save on it being an EV you spend on tires (same tires as the 5N)

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  7. TL Avatar
    TL

    Expect to see lots of knackered Ioniq 5 batteries very soon!

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    1. Michael Schuenemann Avatar
      Michael Schuenemann

      Still a LithiumDeathTrap!!!!

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  8. Brian Allan Avatar
    Brian Allan

    Very interesting review. The Hyundai group must be making other manufacturers nervous.

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  9. DeanoEV60 Avatar
    DeanoEV60

    Love it. We should applaud Hyundai for giving us the option at least, even if it’s not to everyones taste. I will personally stick with my M3P due to the supercharging network and the fact its just as quick, if not quicker, owing to less weight.

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  10. Carl Arrowsmith Avatar
    Carl Arrowsmith

    Now comes with a rear wiper that they missed off on the original non hot hatch, that’s the most interesting thing from the video.

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  11. D S Avatar
    D S

    Literally living in a simulation…😂 I’d rather spend a few grand on a sim rig for the spare bedroom than 65 grand on some simulated noises on a milk float 😂😂😂😂 at least you get a rear wiper thrown in😊

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  12. Andrei Libman Avatar
    Andrei Libman

    Without a handbrake, that stops rear tyres totally on tarmac and differential lock between right and left tyres on both axes, it’s just an heavy (2.2 tonns!!!) toy for a big fat boy.

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  13. Res, Non Verba Avatar
    Res, Non Verba

    A step in the right direction, at long last. However, I’m still massively in favour of synthetic fuels and the continuance of the ICE.

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  14. Julian Clarke Avatar
    Julian Clarke

    Excellent review. Exciting car. Good to have EV choice

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  15. David Avatar
    David

    Looks a whole lot btr than not so great looking standard version

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  16. Paul wardzynski Avatar
    Paul wardzynski

    Great calm review. Almost a mature hot hatch. I still resent the fact that they are so heavy and therefore not a “green” build.

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  17. Lucian Iacob Avatar
    Lucian Iacob

    As always, a great review but a Hyundai dealer quoted $50k for a battery replacement on a 2017 Ioniq. Difficult to listen to whatever else Hyundai offers to customers.

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  18. Sea BreezeUK Avatar
    Sea BreezeUK

    Love it, well done Hyundai.

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  19. The Zanzibarbarian Avatar
    The Zanzibarbarian

    I’ve always liked the boxy, understated looks of the Ioniq 5. And now they’ve added a small nuclear furnace to it’s motors. *_Awesome!_* 8-))…
    As for all the _”gimmicks”_ that this beastie has. They’re on the car so you don’t have to use them… _Unless you really, really want to…_ }:-))
    But the fact you can pull up next to Barry and Kevin, grinning away, as they’re sat in their Golf GTi at the lights, revving the nuts off it. and then leave them for dead when those light turns green, would be most rewarding ;-))…

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  20. jam365days Avatar
    jam365days

    So 4-wheel drive, upgraded brakes and suspension, upgraded tyres, alcantara seats and door cards all mean no modifications at all for the MG4 X-Power over lesser models?

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