VB-2012
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In the workshop 21 days
2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 SEL AWD
Asking price
$32,900
vs market
-1%
Range, rated against measured
Measured on our 60-mile mixed loop, September, 88 °F. Winter in a northern state costs another 15–25%.
Battery report
97% of new capacity
- Battery & BMS 97
- Drive units 96
- Suspension 93
- Brakes & regen 94
- Body & paint 95
- Interior 94
- Software & charging 95
Charging
235 kW peak
10–80% takes about 18 minutes on a charger that can supply 235 kW or more.
Onboard AC charger 10.9 kW — a full night on a 240 V wall unit
Battery replacement
$16,800
Current cost of a replacement pack or module set for this model, fitted. We publish it so you can do the arithmetic before you buy, not after.
10 years / 100,000 miles on the battery — transfers
Running cost
3.3 mi/kWh
Efficiency from the EPA rating and usable battery capacity. At Florida electricity prices that is about $4 per 100 miles of home charging — roughly a third of what a petrol equivalent costs to run.
Service costs are lower too: no oil, no belts, and brake wear is halved by regenerative braking.
Condition
95/100
Seven measured systems, including the battery and the charging hardware. Red-flag items are either corrected before listing or written into the defect log with the price consequence stated.
Among the best-conditioned cars on the lot.
2 findings, published
1 moderate
- Moderate ICCU software recall campaign completed, printed confirmation in the file Closed by us before listing
- Note Charge port door slightly stiff in cold weather Lubricated
Specification
KM8KN4AE•••••207
- Stock
- VB-2012
- Battery
- 77.4 kWh · health 97%
- EPA range
- 256 mi
- Measured range
- 244 mi (September, 88 °F)
- DC charging
- 235 kW · 10–80% in 18 min
- Onboard charger
- 10.9 kW AC
- Power
- 320 hp · 446 lb-ft
- 0–60 mph
- 4.7 s
- Drive
- AWD · 5 seats
- Curb weight
- 4,462 lb
- Odometer
- 23,840 mi
- Exterior
- Atlas White
- Interior
- Dark gray cloth
- VIN (masked)
- KM8KN4AE•••••207
- Title
- Clean · Florida, in hand
- Previous owners
- 1
- Days on lot
- 21
Service history
2 records
- Battery health cycle, 18-minute 10–80% DC run logged 23,840 mi · In-house bay
- Software update, ICCU recall, tyre rotation 19,200 mi · Hyundai dealer
Highlights
- 18 minutes from 10 to 80% — the fastest charging car on the lot
- Vehicle-to-load output measured at 1.8 kW on our test bench
- Battery recall campaign closed with dealer paperwork
Inspector's notes
256-mile EPA rating is the AWD figure; the rear-drive version is rated 303. This one is AWD and we price it as such.
The ICCU recall is the known weak point on this platform; ours is done, and the paperwork proves it.