The Ultimate Guide to the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric: An Owner's Perspective

[@Nikoo033]

I don’t know what kind of socket you have at home, but I charge my Ioniq at home on a regular RCD-protected 16A socket, and it only takes 7 hours (so overnight), not 16 hours 😂 . Don’t forget to change your charging settings to charge at max rate. 👋🏻

[@EnmandsBand1]

The black plastic box to the left in the engine compartment is the heat pump valves and stuff. I have this exact car in the same colour and I absolutely love it, if it had twice the battery and could haul a trailer I would keep it forever. It is also by far the most efficient EV you can drive, I am waiting for newer cars with comparable or better efficiency but that is not happening. I might wait a few years more and buy the Aptera if it gets to Europe someday. It's the only EV that will do about 50% better than the Ioniq. I think I will keep it a long time though as the newer cars that can haul a trailer are 3 times the cost, I can rent a van many times for that kind of money.

[@ianlove3]

Thank you for a good review of this car been trying to find a review for an owner and not some car reporters.

[@andrewmcneive4215]

To reset the trip counter on a 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Electric, follow these steps: Turn on the car's ignition. Locate the instrument cluster display. Push and hold the "Trip" button on the right side of the cluster until the display changes. Release the button when the display shows "Trip A" and "Trip B". Push the "Trip" button again until the desired trip counter (Trip A or Trip B) is displayed. Push and hold the "Reset" button located below the display until the counter resets to zero. Release the "Reset" button. There you go Ross :))

[@Endfloat]

Good man Andy! 😎👍 Do you have an ioniq yourself?

[@Alex-tj1zo]

Thank you for this honest and detailed review.

[@Endfloat]

You're very welcome!

[@leebasham1107]

The rear view isn't that bad, the Vauxhall Ampera was similar but without a reversing camera. I love my Ioniq.

[@Antiorganizer]

It does not use the air conditioning to act as a heater. Along the left there is an actual heat pump. Two separate things. The heat pump is used up to given temperature, after which it switches to the resistance based heating which it also has.

[@Endfloat]

Ah right! Thanks for the info!

[@Smartsparky]

Have you ever considered comedy? Fecking laughed my head off through this review! You should do this full time! Absolute class! Subbed!

[@Endfloat]

I have but I spend too much time laughing at my own jokes! 😁

[@scottishcarenthusiastsandtrain]

Brilliant review Ross, I was quite impressed with the Ioniq Hybrid I drove a couple of years back.

[@Dave_Stafford]

10:08 I'm no EV expert but that noise is from the bottom end.

[@Endfloat]

I somehow doubt it! 😁

[@dbuts5136]

I can't think of a reason why it wouldn't take 2.8/3kw. Yea sure the last few % might drop a little bit you should be charging much faster than that. Even my ma's 24kw leaf does on the granny.

[@BioniqBob]

It is a sound to warn people that something is coming. (there is no engine noise to warn them)

[@RedJigz973]

Nice video. Very informational

[@gerbre1]

There are three options for lane assist if the current option is to aggressive.

[@Endfloat]

Oh right, thanks. I must have a play with the settings so.

[@a133m210]

How do you switch settings?

[@ArunKumarPunjabi-7s]

I have an Ioniq 28 KWH Electric vehicle. While attempting to charge my car through AC, the connection failed, and the car did not receive a charge. I encountered the same issue with CCS, despite the cable appearing to be in good condition. It was successfully charging just two days ago. What could be the issue?

[@Endfloat]

You sure you haven't got a timer set on it? I got caught out by that in the past myself.

[@kev.fwestofireland334]

Fair play to ya!

[@Endfloat]

Thanks!

[@dbuts5136]

If it takes you 16 hours to charge at 3kw it must have a very big battery.

[@Endfloat]

It doesn't pull the full 3kw from the socket. It's a 28kwh battery.

[@declanjennings896]

You can change the charging rate in the menu

[@ewanstefani]

The rear visibility is one thing that puts me off this car.

[@Endfloat]

To be honest it's something you get used to. It isn't great though in all honesty.

[@phelimoneill6876]

Give me my audi q7 and saab 93 any day

[@Endfloat]

That's the thing. It depends on what sort of driving you're doing. It's not for everybody.

[@smashyrashy]

Gowan the japs

[@Endfloat]

Hyundai are South Korean. 🙂

[@smashyrashy]

@@Endfloat feck it anyway

[@BioniqBob]

Some are just to dumb to know much. Yayou