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The EV Price War Just Got Real And Hyundai Fired First
— Hyundai has lowered pricing on the Ioniq 5 by up to $9,800.
— The EV now starts at $35,000, which is down from $42,600.
— Despite being cheaper, it also gains a dual-level charging cable.
The clean vehicle tax credit expired yesterday and Hyundai isn’t wasting any time as they’ve lowered Ioniq 5 pricing by an average of $9,155. That’s a huge drop and the entry-level model now begins at $35,000, which is $7,600 less than last year’s model.
Buyers looking for more power and range can upgrade to the Ioniq 5 SE, which begins at $37,500. That’s down $9,150 from last year’s starting price of $46,650.
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The EV Price War Just Got Real And Hyundai Fired First
— Hyundai has lowered pricing on the Ioniq 5 by up to $9,800.
— The EV now starts at $35,000, which is down from $42,600.
— Despite being cheaper, it also gains a dual-level charging cable.
The clean vehicle tax credit expired yesterday and Hyundai isn’t wasting any time as they’ve lowered Ioniq 5 pricing by an average of $9,155. That’s a huge drop and the entry-level model now begins at $35,000, which is $7,600 less than last year’s model.
Buyers looking for more power and range can upgrade to the Ioniq 5 SE, which begins at $37,500. That’s down $9,150 from last year’s starting price of $46,650.
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