Hyundai Ioniq
 (4.5/5)
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from RM 1,264.40 /month
from RM 94,788.00 to RM 109,988.00
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Generation AE (2016-Present)

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Hyundai Ioniq HEV (2018)
1.6L
Dual-clutch Automatic (Dry)
RM 1,264.40 /month
RM 94,788.00 car price Compare
Hyundai Ioniq HEV Plus (2018)
1.6L
Dual-clutch Automatic (Dry)
RM 1,467.16 /month
RM 109,988.00 car price Compare
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Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
5 June 2018
Performance
Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Choong
HEV Plus (2015)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 21.0 km/litre (4.8 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    Fuel Economy
    Impressive economy averaging about 21km/litre. I drive mostly in an urban environment and make a weekly highway trip to KL (approx 400km). I can get a range of about 750km on a full tank of petrol (probably can go further to about 800km+ but not willing to risk running out of fuel)

    Interior
    Well put together interior with abundant soft touch materials on main touch points e.g dashboard, door cards, arm rests, centre storage compartment.
    Seats are very comfortable with electrical adjustment (includes lumbar support) for the driver.
    Adequate leg room at the back and rear air conditioning vents.

    Driving/Performance
    Very decent power/torque for city and highway driving. Switching into sport mode gives a significant boost of power. 6 speed DCT gearbox is very smooth. The engine also switches very smoothly in between full EV mode and normal (engine+motor). You barely notice it.
    Handling is great with plenty of grip though I rarely throw the car into corners.
    NVH insulation is good even with 17in tires

    Safety
    Full complement of airbags (7) and advanced driver aids. ( AEB, Lane Keeping Assist, Blind spot Monitor, Rear Cross traffic alerts and Adaptive cruise control)
    Lane Keeping Assistant features active steering correction which is pretty helpful in maintaining your lane.
    Adaptive cruise control responds well to the car in front changing speeds.
    Blind spot monitor is a bit too sensitive but its nice to have it.

    Practicality/Convenience
    Large door bins and multiple storage compartments.
    Boot size is decent, but shallow due to a full sized spare tire being fitted.
    Rear seats fold down flat for added space.
    All round parking sensors with park assist plus a reverse cam make parking a breeze.
    The original infotainment system has been replaced with an aftermarket system which is not very user friendly. However you can fit a sim card or use your phone as a hot spot to access Waze/Googlemaps.
    Only 1 USB port but 2 12V sockets. Would have preferred more USB ports.
    The reverse camera feed has over saturated colors and low definition when compared to other car makes
To improve
Fit the original Hyundai infotainment system back in the car
Otherwise this car feels very well made and equipped for the asking price. Even the cheaper HEV base variant is very well equipped for this price range.
Yes, I would recommend this car
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