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Hyundai
IONIQ 5 Elite RWD

Drivers who want heated front seats and a head-up display while keeping rear-wheel drive.

Our opinion · cited factsMedium SUVSpecifications checked 11 November 2026

IONIQ 5From $73,200

Australian list price before on-road costs. Check the drive-away quote for your postcode. Price source

$74,990 drive-away offer Eligible new stock without added options, purchased and delivered by 31 December at participating dealers. Stock and buyer exclusions apply. Offer terms

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Facts and labelled estimates

Everyday capability.

Brand owner: Hyundai Motor Group
Model year: 2027
Australian availability: Officially offered through the Australian manufacturer or authorised Australian dealer network
Body / seats: Medium SUV · 5 seats
Price from: $73,200 — Australian list price before on-road costs. Check the drive-away quote for your postcode.
Official range: 530 km WLTP
Practical planning range: 420 km - Conservative planning allowance derived from the published WLTP figure; it is not a guaranteed real-world result.
Battery: 84 kWh
DC charging: 10–80% in about 18 minutes; peak rate unverified
AC charging: 10.5 kW max
Rear cargo / frunk: 520 L / 57 L
Width / length: 1890 / 4655 mm
ISOFIX positions: 2
Three child seats across: Not yet verified
Independent Australian tested range: Not available for this variant
Braked towing: 1,600 kg
V2L: Unknown
Heat pump: Yes
Phone projection: Apple CarPlay · Android Auto
Vehicle warranty: 5 years / unlimited km, or up to 7 years with eligible Hyundai dealer servicing
Battery warranty: 8 years / 160,000 km, subject to Hyundai’s Australian terms
Service footprint: broad
Parts wait-time evidence: Insufficient verified Australian data

Home-charging reality

What the kW number means overnight.

Standard power point · 10 hours: About 122 km added
7 kW single-phase · 10–80%: About 9.3 hours
11 kW three-phase wallbox · 10–80%: Three-phase charge rate or battery capacity unverified
DC fast charge · 10–80%: About 18 minutes claimed
AC cable included: Confirm with the seller for this exact variant
Home charger allowance: Plan roughly $1,500–$3,000 installed, then obtain a site-specific quote

These are planning estimates using a 10-hour overnight window and charging losses. Switchboard work, cable length, phase supply and controlled-load arrangements can change installation cost.

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Our opinion

The practical view.

“Shortlist it for the way it fits your household, not for a headline acceleration or range number.”

Why it belongs on a shortlist

Heated front seats and head-up display
520 L rear boot and 57 L front compartment
About 18 minutes from 10–80% on a suitable 350 kW charger

Conservative planning allowance derived from the published WLTP figure; it is not a guaranteed real-world result.

Problems, recalls and evidence

What might annoy you.

40 km less WLTP range than the base RWD
Tyre mobility kit instead of a spare

Long-term faults and parts waiting timesinsufficient data

Affected vehicles: Australian-delivered vehicles; exact variant and model-year coverage is not established
Severity: information
Australian relevance: Insufficient verified Australian data
Status: No model-level conclusion drawn
Owner action: Check the VIN with the manufacturer and the Australian Government recalls database before purchase
Last verified: 2026-11-11

Open evidence source ↗

Absence of a listed issue is not a reliability claim. Official recalls, manufacturer campaigns, repeated reports, isolated reports and editorial observations are never blended into a fake failure rate.

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Safety and warranty fine print

More than a five-star headline.

ANCAP evidence

Rating: 5 stars
Test year / expiry: 2021 / December 2027
Adult occupant: 88%
Child occupant: 87%
Vulnerable road user: 63%
Safety assist: 89%

ANCAP covers regular IONIQ 5 grades, including Premium N Line. The separate IONIQ 5 N is excluded.

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Warranty details to confirm

Vehicle: 5 years / unlimited km, or up to 7 years with eligible Hyundai dealer servicing
High-voltage battery: 8 years / 160,000 km, subject to Hyundai’s Australian terms
Minimum capacity: Hyundai covers state of health below 70% when its maintenance and operating terms are met.
12-volt battery: See Hyundai’s warranty terms for separate component limits.
Infotainment: See Hyundai’s warranty terms for separate component limits.
Paint / corrosion: See Hyundai’s warranty terms for the applicable body coverage.
Roadside assistance: Initial 24 months. Eligible scheduled servicing with Hyundai can extend cover.
Servicing: Scheduled servicing with an authorised Hyundai dealer is required for the two-year extension.
Capped-price servicing: Check the scheduled-service quote for the exact model with Hyundai.

The seven-year term applies to eligible vehicles first registered from 1 June 2025. Check the Australian warranty booklet for coverage and exclusions.

TechManPat practical fit

Not tested - yet.

Catalogue research is not a physical family-living test, so this vehicle does not receive a TechManPat Tested badge.

The future test covers a rear-facing child seat, pram and shopping, dog crate, boot opening, rear doors, adult rear comfort, easy entry, parking, visibility, controls and real-world efficiency.

Australian owner experience

What do owners actually live with?

Owner aggregates are loading. One report never becomes a model-level reliability conclusion.

Current price and availability

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Evidence check

Last checked

Australian sources

Specifications last checked: 11 November 2026
Price last checked: 11 November 2026
Australian availability last checked: 11 November 2026

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