Welcome back to the channel! Today we’re diving into the updated 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5. We'll be exploring the exterior changes, the redesigned interior, and taking it out for a comprehensive drive. In Ireland, we’re seeing the large battery paired with rear-wheel drive across three trims, with prices starting at an impressive €42,000. Despite newer rivals entering the market, this update brings serious value, great range, and high-end specs. If you haven’t already, please subscribe to the channel, hit that like button, and join the conversation in the comments below. Let’s get into it! Chapters [00:00] Intro & Pricing Overview [00:33] Exterior Dimensions & EGMP Platform [01:04] Front Design & New Lighting Elements [01:53] Trim Levels & Wheel Options [03:32] Clamshell Bonnet & Frunk Storage [04:50] Battery, Charging (800V Architecture) & V2L [05:27] Rear Updates: The New Rear Wiper! [06:42] Boot Space & Reclining Rear Seats [07:37] Rear Cabin Experience & Connectivity [10:00] Interior Redesign: Dash & Infotainment [11:51] New Physical Buttons & Center Console [13:24] Steering Wheel & Drive Controls [14:40] Safety Features & Comparisons (Kia EV6) [17:07] Driving Impressions: Firmer Suspension [18:20] Onboard Tech: Head-Up Display & Blind Spot Monitor [20:30] Regen Modes & Brake Light Improvements [21:28] Real-World Range & Efficiency Test [23:40] Comparison with Rivals (Tesla Model Y, ID4) [25:27] Motorway Noise & Sound Insulation Test [26:40] Final Verdict & Conclusion Features 800V Ultra-Fast Charging: Thanks to its advanced architecture, the IONIQ 5 can charge from 10% to 80% in just 17 minutes at speeds up to 320 kW [05:01]. Interior Redesign: A move back to physical buttons for frequently used HVAC and seat controls, plus a redesigned sliding center console with vertical USBC ports [11:51]. Enhanced Practicality: The long-awaited rear wiper has finally been added, solving a major visibility complaint from the previous generation [05:27]. Advanced Tech: Features wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, a high-quality Head-Up Display, and the signature Blind Spot View Monitor that appears in the digital cluster [11:15], [17:43]. V2L (Vehicle-to-Load): Offers the ability to power external devices via an adapter or an internal three-pin socket, providing up to 3.3 kW of power [06:33], [09:41]. Driving Refinement: The updated model features a slightly firmer suspension to reduce the "boaty" feel of the original, resulting in a more planted and confident drive [17:13]. Please subscribe to my channel, hit the like button and leave a comment. I review all types of electric vehicles and remember, if you think an EV is for you, leave it to me and I'll review. Thanks for watching. Nevo's Website - https://www.nevo.ie/ Nevo's Twitter - https://twitter.com/nevoireland Nevo's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nevoireland/ Nevo's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/nevo-co Derek's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/reilly.derek Derek's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/derekreilly/ #electriccar #hyundai #ioniq5

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