Hyundai News and Reviews

When it was introduced three years ago, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 was one of the best EVs you could buy, with good range, great charging speed, and plenty of high-tech features. Is this popular EV crossover still competitive? We sampled a 2024 model to find out.

The latest Initial Quality Survey from J.D. Power suggests that electric car owners will experience more issues with their vehicles in the first 90 days of ownership. But, those issues are centered around difficult-to-use tech features rather than mechanical problems.

Electric cars come packed with all kinds of great technology. So it’s no surprise that most of them come with an associated smartphone app to help control those features – especially the ones that let you manage EV charging. Who makes the best smartphone app?

Because they contain relatively new and fast-evolving technology, electric cars can depreciate more than conventional vehicles. But while that means a little financial pain for an EV’s original owner, it can make for some great electric car bargains.

After four months of driving, we discover an electric crossover that has fine value, comfort, space, and refinement. Recent price cuts make it even better, but don’t trust the navigation system to find quick charging.

The latest J.D. Power electric vehicle ownership study surveyed over 4,600 owners of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Mini and BMW ranked as the most satisfying electric cars to own, with great scores for quality and reliability. But satisfaction with charging is decreasing across the board.