Shel E how much do you spend on gas/electricity compared to a normal car?

I average 50mpg in mine - UK roads - my last car was less than half that, so you save at least twice as much on fuel as a normal car - and I don't drive this like a grandma - one of the things I liked about it was that it felt good to drive, and you can put it in sport and have some fun, but still get 50mpg - you can even do 120mph on the motorway if you're naughty

thanks for the info really looking into getting this car.

My family has an 11 year old Prius and the battery is still fine.

The Toyota Prius batteries as long as you daily drive the cars are actually known for going more than 500,000 Miles because it uses a nickel battery if you let the car sit around and you don't exercise the battery and charge the battery up every now and then it tends to self discharge itself because nickel batteries don't hold charge like that they will hold charge but not like the lithium battery in this car and once it just charges blow certain point the battery chemistry goes bad the people who actually buy the Prius and use it and drive it because it's kind of a car to save money are the ones who find that the cars last forever it's not a 5 to 6 your life span on the battery my 2007 Prius has its original Hybrid battery and I have over 235,000 miles on my car and whenever I do the tests that show how strong the battery is like the 0 to 60 acceleration test my battery still shows up as a fairly strong battery and my car was actually manufactured in July of 2006 so it's battery is actually over 12 years old now and it's in great shape nickel batteries as far as when you use them how many charge-discharge cycles they will do and how many watch / kilowatts they will pass through them in the higher quality grade nickel batteries that manufacturers use in manufacturing cars actually will Outlast a lithium battery but the lithium battery in this car will last so long that the rest of the car will wear out first before the battery in the Hyundai ioniq as well.

How do you put it in sport my dad just got one

Update?

Just got one a 2 weeks ago. I love it.

Talk about dull...that space ship stands out, only looking into the Hyundai for better mpg

U gotta be nuts to want your car to look like every other car next to you...I'm looking into the Hyundai for better mpg, but prefer that design of the space ship, cuz it stands out

@@brianleal87 You are one of the few nuts that like the style....

No it's not...better interior, but the exterior sux

Hyundai is right up there with them in reliability tests nowadays. the massive amount of recalls for toyota a few years back really hurt them.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I think the Prius looks nicer.

Have you owned a Prius and put 100,000 miles on one?

The Prius braking is awful I think the Hyundai is better

Kelly Blue Book : The 2020 Ioniq Hybrid received a 4.4-Star Consumer Reliability Rating and an overall KBB® Consumer Rating of a 4.3. In contrast, the 2020 Prius received a 4.9-Star Consumer Reliability Rating and an overall KBB® Consumer Rating of a 4.7

@@Simon-ls8xf thank you for this info!! much appreciated!

Go check out the gas mileage website called "fuelly.com" for gas mileage entries by owners of all types and brand of vehicles.

ittotaq do you drive a lot?..

I use a tank and a half a week. That’s about $75 a week. I have a 100 mile round trip daily commute.

I have about a 45 mile round trip commute. I get gas about every 2 weeks. Average a little over 50 miles/gal. My old car barely got 25 miles/gal and I needed 1.5 tanks/week. Love my Ioniq. And it’s prettier than a Prius.

ittotaq You have something other than an Ioniq? $50/week for gas is either really expensive gas or almost 2 tank fulls (drive a lot).

Every trip computer I've tested that way is at least two mpg more than the calculated mileage at the pump. I think they want drivers to think they're getting better mileage than they are.

When I fill up my ioniq (2017) I do the "math" I get my receipt I look to see how many miles I've driven since I filled up the car, get my calculator, divide the nbr. of gals i just put in into the range and that the nbr. I used to find my MPG for the thank. I too don't trust the on board computers/readout. My last non hybrid car was a Cruise, 2006, I bought a scangage, plugged it into my. I was getting my MPGs from it and not the on board ones. All I had to do is look at it and one screen told me Speed, real time mpgs, RPM, and avg mpgs. When I filled up I just reset the range info and ready to go at 0 again. It was always different from what the cars 'puter had, and my the way, I seen mid to upper 40s on the Cruise highway driving, Mid to upper 30s around town

Then you must still be living like you're in the 1980's. Hahahaha.

Good one. Think that one up in the shower?

This is a Hyundai. And you clearly know nothing of Kias, either.

What about Hyundai’s like this car is

He made mention of a Kia. He talked about Hyundai. Why would you criticise a Kia in a review of a Hyundai? No one cares. People want to see reviews and comments about the Hyundai, please. That is why people are watching a review about a Hyundai. Comments about the Hyundai, please.