The IONIQ 5 has been around for a few years now and was updated late last year.

The EPIQ comes with an 84-kilowatt hour battery. It also comes with twin motors and one speed reduction gearing.

Combined power and torque is 239 kilowatts and 350 Newton metres. Range on the N-Line AWD version is around 500 kilometres.

This provides enough performance and driving the IONIQ 5 is smooth and quiet.

The N-Line comes with

• exclusive front and rear bumpers,
• body-coloured cladding and wheel arches,
• exclusive 20-inch wheels,
• and more

Inside Its comfortable and reasonably spacious. N-Line bling highlights add to the overall ambience.

One feature that took a little getting used to is the digital mirrors. They sit inside the car and habit says you look where the external camera is not the screens. They do provide excellent clarity though and are great once you adjust your habits.

Pricing for the Hyundai IONIQ 5 EPIQ N-Line with the digital mirrors is from around $95,000 plus the usual costs and that’s a lot of money.

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What is good?

• Interior layout and space
• Range and Performance
• Actually quite stylish

What is not so good?

• Slow charging at home
• No spare tyre
• Cant turn off the radar function on cruise control

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Buyers of the IONIQ 5 could also look at Ford Mustang Mach e, Kia EV6, Deepal S07,

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The design is a little boxy yet edgy. Its not as beautiful as the IONIQ 6 but many people commented on its angular styling.

The EPIQ is currently the top spec model and comes with a few additional features like the digital side mirrors, a  high-efficiency heat pump system and battery conditioning.

All models come with the 77.4 kilowatt hour lithium ion battery. The EPIQ also has All Wheel Drive, so that means additional motors at the rear.

Power is rated at  239 kilowatts and torque at 605 Newton Metres. Its reasonably quick with a 0-100 kilometre per hour tine of 5.1 seconds.

The EPIQ has a realistic range of between 500 and 450 kilometres. This obviously depends on how enthusiastic you are with exploring the performance.

Inside its spacious, well planned and has an abundance of little storage areas.

I like the fact that I can easily adjust the regen braking with paddles on the steering wheel , to suit my driving style.

Overall the IONIQ 5 is amongst the better electric SUVs.

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Instead of the IONIQ 5 buyers could look at:

This mid sized EV SUV style of vehicle have become more available recently.

Buyers could look at the: Subaru Solterra, Toyota BZ4Z, Peugeot e-2008 GT,  KIA EV6,  Polestar3  or the Lexus UX300e.

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