Hyundai Ioniq 5 Review: Driving Experience and Technical Insights
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In this review of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 by Savagegeese, we dive into the world of electric SUVs turned sports cars. The Ioniq 5 aims to win over enthusiasts with its simulated engine sounds and exhaust noise projection, trying to bridge the gap between internal combustion and electric power. The exterior features bigger wheels, tires, and brakes, giving it a sporty look, while the interior offers comfort and customization with bolstered seats and N memorabilia.
The team delves into the technical aspects in the shop, discussing the suspension setup, adaptive dampers, and aerodynamic enhancements that contribute to the car's driving performance. The battery pack, with its pouch style lithium-ion cells and advanced cooling strategies, ensures optimal power delivery and fast charging capabilities. The Ioniq 5 delivers impressive power outputs and torque split adjustments for a dynamic driving experience.
Taking the car for a street drive, the team explores its ride quality and the digital driving experience, including the simulated gearbox and engine sounds. Despite the car's attempt to engage drivers with synthetic sounds, the team finds themselves gravitating towards the quiet refinement of a traditional EV. The Ioniq 5 presents a unique blend of technology and performance, aiming to appeal to a wide range of car enthusiasts looking to embrace the future of electric vehicles.
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Some viewers appreciate the differing opinions expressed in the review, with some aligning more with Jack's perspective on the car's performance.
Concerns raised about the digital mediation and lack of direct engagement in driving experiences with EVs.
Criticism of the sub-200 mile range, high MSRP, and depreciation of the car.
Appreciation for the engineering and technology behind EVs, even if not personally interested in owning one.
Mixed reactions to the fake gear shifts and sound effects in the car.
Debate over the driving experience and handling of the car, with some finding it impressive while others questioning its performance.
Comments on the potential market for performance electric SUVs and the value proposition compared to traditional vehicles.
Discussion on the practicality and range anxiety of EVs, along with comparisons to traditional vehicles.
Observations on the driving dynamics and overall experience of the car, with some viewers considering it a cool first attempt at an EV.
Criticism and skepticism towards the use of fake sounds and digital features in modern cars.
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