HYUNDAI IONIQ 5

Refresh for 2025 aims to keep Korean car competitive against newer rivals

IT seems amazing to say it, but the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is one of the longest-serving cars in this class now, such is the rate of progress and expansion of the family EV segment. Our 2021 Car of the Year isn’t simply lying down to let the latest competition walk all over it, though, because it’s received a number of nips and tucks for 2025. Key among them for buyers who drive long distances will be the updated battery pack, which increases capacity from 77.4kWh to 84kWh. Along with tweaked aerodynamics, this has boosted the car’s range. There are also changes to the interior and safety tech, while various chassis upgrades are designed to elevate the 5’s drive. A new shock absorber design aims to improve the ride, with a…

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