Hyundai IONIQ 5 Trim Levels Compared

[@Josh-179]

The limited just has so many "must haves" to deny. If you can afford it, it's a no brainer. The other trims will get you from A-B but the limited just looks so much better and has the wanted features.

[@CrazyGuy9990]

Trim level difference is kind of on par with the Tucson Hybrid. I opted for the Limited and I don't regret it. Even for $5K more. The 360 surround view, memory seats, and blind spot view cameras are worth it.

[@johnpoldo8817]

Kyle, thanks for the wonderful comparison. Limited is the model I would buy if Tesla couldn’t deliver. I love all the Limited model bells & whistles. Glass or sunroof is a must.

[@LS7-OQ]

Nice to see a SE mini review. Most reviewers are only reviewing the Limited. It is a nice car and was all set to buy one but the seats, (side bolsters), were very uncomfortable for me.

[@_Moto215]

I currently have a deposit on a limited and my wife just got the SE. I was driving it today and I have the same concern. Think my butt is just too big lol.

[@michaelgoetz7506]

Those chargers kind of look familiar... The outdoor review of the Limited was shot at the new(ish) EA chargers about 2 miles from my house. I remember that 70 degree day; the next day it was in the 30's. Yes, the Limited is definitely the way to go. The roof really changes the car, and the heads up display is transformative. However, after test driving both the Ioniq 5 and the sibling Kia EV6, the Kia's handling is much more to my liking. I'm shopping around for one now.

[@15schmitd]

lol i saw "olympic plaza" and thought "wow another with an ea station?" not looking at the phone number initially, then i saw tj max and whent "oh i know where he is"

[@wtfx5757]

Compared the two myself---went with the ioniq 5. The handling on the EV6 is definitely more sporty, but I prefer the added comfort of the ioniq. Both really fun and great cars.

[@GuusKlaas]

Trims are completely different here in Europe (Benelux). Fortunately the sun roof is something you can remove on each trim (ordered a lounge edition here). The sun roof sits 4.5cm lower. Which is a huge issue here in The Netherlands. Considering we're all giants.

[@thatawesomekidd]

how tall are you

[@MEMOAN84]

Thanks for at great video. FYI The base trim doesnt have front fog lights. It’s the indicators. On the middle and high trim you have the indicators integrated in the headlights.

[@fffwe3876]

i can see they are not selling very well.

[@juanjones6463]

Do any of the trims have fog lights? Which trim would be best in fog?

[@MEMOAN84]

@@juanjones6463 Every trim has rear fog lights. None of them has front fog lights.

[@juanjones6463]

@@MEMOAN84 I bet front fog lights could be added?

[@vlad2838]

New Ioniq 5 SEL RWD owner. Living in FL, I’m glad that this model doesn’t have a glass roof, which leads to a baking of the interior even in the winter. I like the leatherette seating surfaces, and not having the reduced range of the AWD reduces my range anxiety. Call me old skool, but I don’t use driver assistance-too invasive for my driving style.

[@kingcobra3854]

The glass roof has a motorized shade you can close

[@joer4367]

I'm also in Florida. What kind of range are you getting? What's your opinion on the lack of a rear wiper?

[@vlad2838]

@@joer4367 I’m getting around 270-280 hwy. miles (averaging 70 mph) from a 100% charge in FL weather (been in the 70s and 80s since I got the vehicle). I’m starting to use coasting tricks previously applied to ICE vehicles. With any luck, I can average 280 hwy. miles consistently. I haven’t experienced much rain in the time I’ve had the vehicle, so it’s early to gauge the impact of not having a rear wiper.

[@joer4367]

@@vlad2838 thanks for the reply.

[@chrisness]

I wish more than just the limited trim had blind spot cameras

[@lizerdmonk]

Great job but I don't like glass roof so went with the SEL and love it.

[@brandenflasch]

Glass roof on SEL would’ve made it a lot more comparable with ID.4.

[@TechDork1]

I think the SEL is the best value proposition. I dont think kyle knew the price differences but the price jump from se to sel is minor for all the things you get compared to the massive price jump to limited.

[@0hypnotoad0]

Going sans glass roof will definitely quiet down the ride a bit with the extra headliner insulation. I tend to drive around with a roof rack and/or roof box, sometimes with ladders and other noisy items on the roof, a glass roof would probably be annoying as all hell.

[@pistol80]

I'd by this car right now but every dealer in Seattle has a 10k market up from sticker price. It's just nuts.

[@be236]

There's a couple Hyundai dealers about 40 km north of there that is charging just MSRP.

[@ucsdrules]

@@be236 not just Msrps prob $1000 over msrp with docs fees and other BS

[@be236]

@@ucsdrules That's already known about doc fees and destination charges and various option charges for any dealer.

[@BRBallin1]

Wow I never bought a car before I bought my Tesla Model 3. Didn’t know dealerships do heavy markups like this. Makes my purchase even more worth it.

[@smallbusinessdreams]

5k markup in Southern California. 🤐

[@Necrotron]

All I need is the SE with AWD. If it has the heat pipe and battery warmer, I'm good

[@omaral-azzawi2266]

I love these videos showing trim levels or reviewing lower trim bcz honestly most people people will buy the base model in most cars

[@mark4joanne]

Great video 👍 I just love the Ioniq 5. I've only seen 2 so far here in the UK. Over here the trims are: SE Connect, Premium and Ultimate (weird how they call the trim specs differently in different countries)

[@olumideade6599]

Same here, seen only 2 in the UK. Looks way bigger up close compared to the Niro I drive. Lovely vid.

[@mark4joanne]

@@olumideade6599 yes I saw one the other day waiting at some lights. Behind was a 20 reg Audi A6 and the Ioniq 5 looked much bigger

[@MrZola1234]

The SE comes standard with rwd with a 77kw battery for 44k...the small batery for 39k will come later this year.

[@John-hp2hg]

The more I see them, the more I want one. Really cool car.

[@3dw3dw]

They are very rare. I thought my lotus Elise was a rare car because I'd see 5-6 lamborghinis in the wild between sighting another Lotus. I've had the Ioniq 5 for a year, and besides at the dealership, I've never seen another one in person.

[@_Moto215]

We just got the SE. You actually do have vents in the back but they're under the driver and passenger seats. But not on the side like you showed in the video. Excellent video. This influenced our buying decision. I actually think I may trade in my F-150 and get the SEL in a few days. lol

[@1silverounce324]

Just bought the SE with no mark up over msrp in the AWD. Would love the higher trim but don’t want to wait 3-6 months. So excited I couldn’t sleep last night 😂😂 like a kid on Christmas.

[@_Moto215]

@@1silverounce324 Same here. We got the awd with no markup. And I just put a deposit down on a limited haha. Congrats. It sure is fun to drive isn’t it? Did u put it in sport yet and stomp on it? Hoo boy!

[@1silverounce324]

@@_Moto215 I was blown away how fast it is. definitely surprising.

[@Cosmicman50]

did you get the RWD or AWD? just curious if the AWD is worth it for a more casual less weather involved scenario.

[@_Moto215]

@@Cosmicman50 My wife and I both have awd versions. We live in PA so we wanted awd for the snow. If we didn’t get much snow I don’t know I probably would have gotten the rwd.

[@Unknown-jg4uq]

thanks for the comparison, ioniq 5's getting released at the end of march here in Indonesia and this really helped

[@jamespaul2587]

Thanks for this video Kyle, I like the way you have many choices for both single or dual motors with various add on packages

[@Redthumb45]

I was on the Hyundai site today and there are no add-on packages, just the choice of drive train.

[@Yanquetino]

Good comparison! Answered a lot of my questions about the differences. I'd definitely go for the Limited. I know the Ioniq 5 has a tow rating of 2,000 lbs., but nobody can tell me if it's possible to order one *with* the tow hitch installed. Gotta know that to pull a tiny 265 lb. camping trailer before I could take the plunge.

[@amigajoe]

The tow hitch is on the list of 'Port Installed Accessories'. So, I guess it depends on whether your dealer is actually letting you 'order' your car while it is still in-transit, or if they are only selling off the dealership floor.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Those are the nicest Dodge Omni/Chrysler Horizons that I’ve seen in years! Thanks an excellent comparison video. Great idea!

[@desmondmitchell5387]

I see it now 😂

[@officialyasir]

Thank you for doing this review even though it was raining!

[@fordgrunt351]

Great review. Definitely Limited would be for me as well. Also silver cladding upgrade on the Limited, up from from black cladding on the other trims.

[@wtfx5757]

Yeah, but the black cladding sure does look good and contrasty against the lighter colors. Sometimes I prefer the contrasty vibe, but wouldn't trade my limited for it!

[@mr88cet]

Excellent comparison! Thanks.

[@RyanIsOnYoutube]

Honestly the only thing that I really miss between the SEL and the Limited is the wheels! The starburst pattern is really awesome. I've owned a few cars with sun/moon roofs over the years and honestly almost NEVER open them. Haven't enjoyed HUD in cars I've driven AND I'm the only driver so a memory function is also kind of useless for me.

[@rkgsd]

And the upgraded stereo system?

[@simeonellinger2064]

I like memory for having a reclining position with the steering wheel tucked away.

[@roman2011]

that sun roof is amazing. Great comparison review btw.

[@saibopengke77]

It’s so trippy to see CT license plates on these because I live in CT, and nobody ever makes car KZbin videos from here.

[@nxtiak]

Driver's seat headrest in Limited is adjustable too (not sure on other trims), can move forward and back. Also Digital Key, use your phone or an NFC card to unlock and start the car, only in Limited. Limited also has rear window sunshades. Limited has automatic up/down front windows.

[@wtfx5757]

And 360 camera!

[@Wasabi9111]

How well does the Ioniq digital key work? The one in my Tesla works amazingly well. However my polestar digital key stopped working two weeks ago, with me almost getting stuck and un able to drive the car home one night

[@nxtiak]

@@Wasabi9111 Works fine but yeah as I'm walking up to it, it doesn't always connect to the Bluetooth so I have to stand there and click connect then it'll work.

[@aronsingletary]

It's surprising Hyundai doesn't provide a simple trim level comparison on Hyundai's web page. Features like memory seats and V2L shouldn't be tied to Limited trim. I don't understand people's fascination with glass roofs. It's one feature I generally try to avoid because hail in Texas will take out the roof.

[@aronsingletary]

Nice, the external V2L functionality apparently exists for all trim levels. It's just the interior V2L connector which the Limited provides.

[@misterfunnybones]

Didn't mention the heat pump addition from the essential trim to the preferred trim. It's more stuff that can break, but it's a range extender in cold & hot climates because it's more efficient than traditional aircon or resistive electric heat.

[@tomcal25]

It's extremely complicated system for a very small improvement in range and known to have issues. Just ask Tesla. It extracts heat from the motors, battery, electronics and other heat sources to supplement the 100 efficient resistive heating.

[@scubafrost2007]

You where in my neck of the woods. I have a EV6 FE and my wife has the Ioniq 5 limited. she likes SUVs. Both are really amazing cars. I charge once a week driving 40 minutes a day of mixed roads and before hitting 30% battery. Love the EV6 a lot but the 5 is a great cruiser.

[@belavet]

I imagine the sliding center console is designed that way for when you are lounging to be able to easily pick up drinks or whatever you set down there, but from a practicality standpoint I can see myself parallel parking and hopping out the passenger's side during rush hour. Can't tell you how annoying it is in Boston to park and then be boxed in lol. This is made even worse when there is snow on the ground.

[@tomcal25]

It's great for the lady's. They have a place to put their 100 lbs. pocketbook.

[@smileandlaughs]

Paying 47k for the SE trim and Hyundai goes out of its way to reduce the software functionality from high way assist 2 to 1. This car is really feeling overpriced for what it's offered.

[@thomasrider5852]

Honestly I think the SEL trim is their volume seller. For people like me that live in a hot state the rear AC is a must with kids. The limited is because you want it all, SE is what you test drive for price and SEL is what you buy for a little bit more money but more features

[@kyliefan7]

Seems like they are trying to compete with the model Y but this is not an SUV and from what reviewers have said it sits like a car/hatchback. I honestly don’t see how they will compete with prices that are same or higher than a Tesla model 3!!!

[@sprockkets]

@@kyliefan7 Model Y is $59k now. And poor availability at the moment. I mean both are ludicrous stretches of what an SUV is.

[@rzu7120]

@@kyliefan7 The SE owner said he previously had a Model 3, so I guess it is competitive.

[@3dw3dw]

@Matt’s Creative Life I have 2 model Ys and 1 Ioniq 5 limited. I do prefer the limited for road trips. The model Y accelerates better but the Ioniq is a much more comfortable chill drive. I wish the range was better on the Ioniq. Ioniq is quite competitive with the model Y. Ioniq simply has better manners and doesn't abuse me with extraneous chimes and muting music, and panic braking.

[@ellavsky]

I THINK I saw Will at an EA charger in Manchester, CT the day he bought it. I remember you telling me you had just picked it up. Congrats on your purchase!

[@WilliamCrossTech]

Were you the one with a Polestar?

[@ellavsky]

@@WilliamCrossTech That was me, yes. Glad you are enjoying your ride. So funny, I saw the beginning of the video and said wait, I think I remember him!

[@slee4110]

Hi, Kyle, great survey of all 3 specs. FYI, as a woman, moving the center console back makes a space to put my purse. One of the two things I wish I had in my MY (other one is ventilated seats).

[@Wasabi9111]

Would you put your purse in front of the console or underneath the center arm rest? I would be afraid to put anything in front of the sliding console in case it accidentally roll over to the accelerator pedal. I don’t new the center console to slide. I would much prefer to have more cubbies in front of the sliding console, especially for my phone.

[@hansrx7]

Comparing trims is very useful for potential buyers!

[@jm4605]

I love how you compare the different trims great info.

[@7motion985]

❤ your review within the first 10 seconds!!!!! What a pro

[@mjorn19]

SE's piling up on lots with no Limited's in sight. Really disappointing.

[@billhowells8904]

Had that situation here in DC area. Dealer offered $1,000 UNDER MSRP for the SE trims because he had some of them more than 2 months. Wants to move them so that Hyundai will send him more cars.

[@dussemccussay3995]

No ioniq 5 in my county so there is that

[@ayushmalpeddi2793]

@@billhowells8904 Little late, but do you happen to know which dealer that was?

[@billhowells8904]

@@ayushmalpeddi2793 That was College Park Hyundai. However now they're selling them over MSRP after they told me they wouldn't do that.

[@alexmoreno9074]

I really like this car and make it sound like it’s within my reach to buy one 😂 the more videos I watch the more I want it.

[@truman4956]

I like the blacked out molding of the SEL over the painted molding of the premium

[@brandywell44]

No one mentions the Kia equivalent of this car. In the UK the first cars sold came with a solar panel roof for recharging and internal ventilation on hot days when parked.

[@spcneary]

If you don’t care about all the options the SE offers everything you need for less money. I got an SE for 43, and for my family that was an awesome deal for a car that had more options standard than our previous car. I was looking for the spec that will be most efficient and last the longest. The only thing about the SE I don’t like is the stereo is pretty weak, but for what we paid it’s still a ton of car for the money in 2023.

[@davidraymond8994]

The only thing I really care about that is missing in the SE and what is causing me to pause buying one is the front parking sensors which is ridiculous that the SE doesn't have it for $49k IMHO.

[@mikadavies660]

Strange but in all the reviews, no-one is mentioning the dreadful options of paint colours! What happens if you do NOT want "matt".... How about a metallic red, blue, gold, green????

[@jimrichard5535]

In person there is a big jump in the appearance of the interior from the SE to the SEL and again with the Limited trim but good luck finding a Limited. They are so scarce that the dealers have them marked up as much as $10K. Can't imagine what they will be asking for the N model when it hits. Great comparison review. You guys need hats though.

[@jimrichard5535]

PS: The rims on the Limited trim as hideously cheap plastic looking to me. I think they really gave up on creating something there for the top trim. Compare with the expensive looking rims on the Genesis GV60 - what a difference and I wonder if they could be put on the Ionic 5 ?

[@Risible1]

One wonders why this wasn't done a few feet away in the covered parking

[@Maplenr]

Forgot about the heat pump which helps cold weather mileage greatly

[@booya5749]

Great video! I need one for the top sonata models! Only thing I want is to be shown examples for everything you mention. You Mentioned the sub, let me hear it. You mention the blindspot monitor display, let me see it. You Mentioned controls, show me where. Thanks again keep at it!

[@HydraliskX]

We got our limited, but were willing to settle for an SEL due to chip shortage.

[@larrysyverson9164]

A super comparison of the three models! Thank you so much. One issue no one has covered is the necessity of AWD for winter driving. I have had a front engine, front wheel drive vehicle for years and have had no problems with NE Ohio winter. Is an AWD EV really necessary under these circumstances? With a rear wheel drive only configuration you would be saving money on the purchase price, reduce the vehicle’s weight and complexity and not have to give up the range - considerable in some cases - of AWD . Any thoughts on this by anyone? Thank you

[@dconner9]

Agree you would most likely be fine with RWD; especially since the motor sits over the rear axle. You would however be giving up more power; although I have driven the RWD and it seemed fine to me from a performance perspective. You will also lose the heat pump which could hurt range in the Winter months. Thanks for watching!

[@moonsapling]

If you dont plan on going offroading (which this vehicle isnt made for) RWD is all you need. It has absolutely enough power to travel comfortably and the money you save on AWD you can spend on good tires. Also dont forget the fact that the electric motor sits on the rear axle and combined with very precise traction control and good tires I highly doubt you will have any issues even in snow. A friend of mine has a Ioniq 5 Long Range RWD, he has winter tires on jt and it had no trouble climbing to the ski resort unlike some AWD SUVs with bad tires which struggled to get through what we did. If you dont need 300hp then you wont miss the AWD. It acts like RWD 99% of the time anyways.

[@harold1901]

I was thinking of getting the Ioniq5 and the price kinda got me looking at other ev and came across Fisker Ocean. Now thinking putting my order in this summer for Fisker Ocean Sport for $37,499 and it's available for the federal tax credit of $7,500.

[@brianchan2017]

When the production car actually looks like the concept car people wanted

[@ldmcnutt]

All I see is $7k markup over msrp for base model, $9k markup for mid level trim and $11k markup for limited trim. Want a stereo that doesn’t sound like crap? You have to get the highest level trim for $67,000. No thanks.

[@gottalovethetube]

When you have these, an idea for a video would be a comparison between two identical ioniq 5s with 19 inch wheels vs 20 inch wheels on a bad road. Upvote if you agree👇

[@timm2754]

Great video as always Kyle! How is your dad enjoying his Limited? Does he regret trading the ID4? He mentioned adding a massage seat and I notice the cord in the rear outlet…

[@dconner9]

Loving the car! No regrets about trading in the ID.4 although it really is a great car as well. I may put a video up shortly detailing some of the subtle day to day differences I notice after I spend more time with the Hyundai. So far, all good!

[@EduMiguel16]

You forgot an important thing. In the base spec there is no 360 cameras. I wonder why nobody talks about this

[@davidmmuench]

I think every car in every trim should have memory seats. I'm also baffled by the fact that neither the Ionic 5 nor the EV6 have rear wipers. Question for you: Can you change the HUD size to be larger?

[@jzed]

I don’t have an Ioniq 5, but I do have a 2020 Genesis G70 with the HUD. I imagine they’re similar in settings since they’re both newer Hyundai cars. On mine, I can change the size of the speed, but cannot change the overall size of the HUD display. That said, you can move the HUD up and down and rotate/tilt side to side to get it in just the right spot.

[@MikeColburn]

Clearly you never had a full glass roof in Arizona with 115 degree temperatures. The only reason I didn't buy the Limited was because it came with this giant radiator/sunburn! Even with the shade closed and the window tinted it still emits a lot of heat into the car! I had a moon roof in the past and that was just a small piece of glass over the driver seat, it was miserable and we never opened it up. I can't imagine the entire roof all glass!

[@ryanfaircloth5562]

Great review, but couldn't help thinking there's a covered part of the parking garage that you could have filmed in...

[@ctk4949]

Theres a local Hyundai dealer in Miami that has a Ioniq5 SEL RWD for $48,540 with an additional $988 for "Hyundai Advantage Program Package"?!?!? LOL!!!!

[@darknessislight3689]

Fantastic review ☺️👍🏾 very detailed 😃 helps with my decision on which car I’d purchase 👍🏾

[@rzu7120]

I would have asked the SE owner why he went from a Model 3 to the Hyundai.

[@shirinmalik2235]

Much needed video. Great comparison

[@commanderroddi7742]

agreed! I'd take a RWD over AWD anyday IF it had the glass roof! It is awesome! (really Like EV6, BUT Kia only has a standard sun-roof). LImited is the way to go though. I"m sad they don't have the green interior anymore (or I can't see it for 2023)

[@hahahacho9474]

SE trim missing air vents for the backseats.. I just walked out of my cal dealership.

[@MsKewi-NYC]

I rather the HUD on the mid spec on the Ev6 too which I've seen on other KZbin channel (Kia Hyundai channel) you can go in the settings and change the height higher or lower for each driver preference. What also gets me about these cars with a big pano glass roof is they don't open here N. AMERICA but I seen in a Phillipines video the Id.4 roof opens. I want an open roof why pay for glass hot box and it doesn't open for $1-$2k extra. Also why they give Asia an open roof and US fixed glass when Asians constantly have monsoon downpour rains is beyond me. 🤣🤣Give us all open roofs not everyone has to be another Tesla. That mid spec would be just fine with HUD heated&cool seats and a decent moonroof. ✅

[@rkgsd]

Here's an interesting question. How does the range on a RWD extended range compare to using an AWD trim in eco mode (ie RWD mode)?I doubt it's exactly the same because of the extra weight of a 2nd motor.

[@DarriusTaylor]

256-ish mile range AWD / 303 RWD

[@greatpix]

I live in the desert. The last thing I'd want in a car is a glass roof. I've heard news stories of glass failures in extreme cold conditions too.

[@jayxie402]

Great video! Thanks for putting this together. I just realized I live in the same neighborhood from recognizing the shopping center where you were charging. I didn’t know that there was an charging station in Hartsdale. Did you end up purchasing the Ioniq 5 from the Hartsdale dealership?

[@kalleguld]

I like the black trim on the sides, especially on that color. Too bad we only get silver trim in Europe.

[@eric4133]

Great comparison though it seems like the SE model is the one I would want to have. I'd rather have cloth seats and really would never want a sun-roof.

[@youknowit158]

Heads up display, I love how that's a big deal again. My 2001 grand Prix GTP had it. FYI windshield that have that tend to cost 3+times the amount to replace bc a special coating, well back then they did

[@davekozlowski1266]

It looks like a nice car. I would only consider the limited model, however as you said, a year or 2 from now 2-3k extra is just a memory. With that in mind, why wouldn't I just buy a proven Tesla model Y?

[@1silverounce324]

I was thinking the same it’s the ladder effect. 🤔🤔🤔I’ll go SE wait I can get the SEL for 3k more but then again I can get the limited for 3k more but wait I can get a Tesla for 61k Funny how our minds work and pockets get bigger with each step. The bummer for me was it’s expensive to insure and most importantly it won’t be available as of now until Jan 2023.

[@mLjH92]

would be great if the video had text on the pricing and specs. would definitely help someone like me who's a more visual person 😅😅

[@dannielsen3663]

se is much better in Europe. It has ventilation in the back. auto dimming rearview mirror. auto wipers. heat in steering wheel. wireless charging. automatic folding of side mirrors. Missing electric driver's seat. costs $ 45625

[@goprotraveladventures]

The "Limited" must stand for Limited Availability if they're producing so few of the Limited model trims 😐

[@joemaluso]

I am on the pre-order list...and I can say I am VERY disappointed with my local dealership. They are marking up all Ioniq 5 models $10k. Ludicrous.

[@dconner9]

Shop around; if you are willing to travel, I am quite confident you will be able to find many SE and SEL’s at MSRP; and perhaps a few limited models as well. Last I checked, Hyundai 112 on Long Island is MSRP with a $175 doc fee and no dealer prep as an example. Good luck to you and start calling around! It’s a great car

[@1silverounce324]

Shows their integrity. I walked away from one that was asking 5k over. They called me 2 hours later to say they will take it down 1k and I sent him a picture of the invoice of the SE I bought at msrp.

[@zerochance55]

A note. Your paying an extra $6k+ in mark up at your local Hyundai dealer....comparing price with Tesla....

[@FthePump]

Info I need! Thanks!

[@alanhold2468]

Great stuff as always🙏👊

[@viveksurendran9505]

Oh Man, how to miss that sunroof!

[@Normstering]

Thanks for your review. Question: Do you happen to know what size hitch is available? I need a two inch to carry my electric bikes. Thanks.

[@nathangood3745]

Please do this with the Kia EV6

[@smileandlaughs]

Can you do the same comparison with the EV6?

[@jamesvaughn4894]

Like the comparison, thanks. Is there a difference in the battery thermal management? Does the limited or SEL heat the battery in preparation for fast charging?

[@1silverounce324]

I heard the battery is all the same with the AWD.

[@paulstansel74]

This video helped me convince my wife to get the limited ;) Also from CT.

[@itsjustacomment454]

What were the dealer mark-ups?

[@lemizle]

As an Australian I would pay money to NOT have a sunroof. 🥵🌞. SEL looks great to me. And the 19" wheels give you more range!

[@allanjdmsissons4237]

Great review Kyle

[@vatoalex83]

What happened with the solar cell roof? only Korean market?

[@realBeltalowda]

Problem is the SEL doesn't have that ROOF and the Limited is unavailable. The console slides to accommodate *cough* things happening

[@Brandon4EK]

Man, I wanted the SEL but the glass roof is a must for me...

[@juanjones6463]

Do any of the trims have fog lights? Which trim would be best in fog?

[@20luzer52]

Very helpful video

[@mrphunkydawg]

Could've just pulled under that parking ramp to not get rained on 😂

[@charleshood]

Does it make a big difference on headroom with the glassroof for taller drivers?

[@lowendtork]

Still in CT? Always wanted to meet you!

[@N2Stooges]

So many reviewers mention that the steering wheel blocks the view of the speedometer. This is a big issue. I hope Hyundai take that complaint to heart and moves (or provides a user option to move) the speedo location on the instrument cluster. This is a safety issue that can't be overlooked.

[@p3rrypm]

It’s not an issue, the steering wheel is fully adjustable and shifting it up about a half inch opened up the whole dash, without altering the feel of the ride all that much.

[@snowe..]

@@p3rrypm moving the steering wheel up definitely makes you feel like a granny driving with your hands in front of your face. it is a big issue, but much less so with the AR HUD.

[@3dw3dw]

Our speedo displays on the windshield and the steering wheel is adjustable besides. The wheel can go up or down just like the seat can go up or down. It's a non issue.