For reference, the car can charge at up to 230 kW on a 350 kW charger. Tesla is working on V4 Superchargers that will reach up to 500 kW speeds and should be able to help the Ioniq 5 reach its peak. However, it's unclear when these new chargers will start to become widespread, and how long it will take to replace the old hardware.

A perk previously offered on the 5 N performance variant is now offered on other 2025 Ioniq 5 versions—which have switched to the Tesla NACS format.

This all-new Hyundai EV is seriously sleek and aerodynamic, plus it boasts a crazy long driving range – perfect for those epic road trips without ever needing a gas station stop. Intrigued? Keep reading to get all the juicy details.