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Ioniq 5 SUV Vs Volkswagen ID4 In Greeley, CO

Volkswagen And Hyundai Electric SUVs Go Head-To-Head

As Greeley, Colorado’s experts in all-electric crossover SUVs, Hyundai of Greeley would like to compare the Ioniq 5 SUV vs. Volkswagen ID4. Both of these vehicles offer high-tech features and stunning designs. However, you’ll see that this Hyundai crossover SUV stands out in terms of performance, range, infotainment, and smart safety features. Come with us as we compare the Ioniq 5 SUV vs. the Volkswagen ID4.  
IONIQ 5

Technology And Infotainment Features

If you want more screen space, better smart safety features, and advanced connectivity, you want the Ioniq 5 small electric crossover. While the Volkswagen ID4 does offer most of the modern infotainment features you would expect from any electric vehicle, the Ioniq 5 has a futuristic aesthetic and high-quality infotainment features that set it apart.

Ioniq 5
The Ioniq 5 comes with two 12.3-inch displays. The first 12.3-inch display is positioned in front of the driver and works as a digital instrument cluster. The second screen is set in the middle of the dashboard for infotainment purposes. Several programmable hard buttons allow you to control all your infotainment features without taking your hands off the wheel. Additionally, you get the extra cargo space in the front trunk (called a “frunk”) with the Ioniq 5, which the Volkswagen ID4 does not have.

Volkswagen ID4
The Volkswagen ID4 comes with smaller touch screens. It has a small digital instrument display and a central infotainment screen. It doesn’t have the same unified aesthetic as the Ioniq 5’s futuristic design. It does offer some convenient features like wireless charging and USB-C charging ports, though.
Volkswagen And Hyundai Electric SUV

    Power And Performance

    Today, you can get an electric-powered vehicle, and you don’t have to give up on performance. The Ioniq 5 SUV and the Volkswagen ID4 both have excellent acceleration, torque, and handling. When compared, the Ioniq 5 SUV seems to edge out the Volkswagen ID4 in every category.

    Ioniq 5
    The latest Hyundai crossover SUV, the Ioniq 5, offers drivers all-wheel drive. The dual motor output a hefty 320 horsepower and 446 pound-feet of torque. For reference, this is more horsepower and torque than some Tesla Model 3s. On top of that, the Ioniq 5 small electric crossover’s acceleration can push you back in your seat. With the power to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 5.1 seconds, Hyundai’s crossover SUV has all the speed you need.

    Volkswagen ID4
    The Volkswagen ID4 gives the stylish driver the performance they’ll need to get around town on a day-to-day basis, but it falls short of the stats we see out of the Hyundai Ioniq 5. The Volkswagen ID4’s two motors produce 295 horsepower and 339 pound-feet of torque, achieving 0 to 60 in 5.4 seconds. The Volkswagen ID4 comes with a “B” mode feature, which offers similar deceleration support as the Ioniq 5. However, it does not provide the full one-pedal drive mode that you can get from the Ioniq 5’s I-Pedal regenerative breaking feature.

    Battery And Range
    So, it seems that the Ioniq 6 SUV has better performance than the Volkswagen ID4. Amazingly, it doesn’t sacrifice in terms of battery life and range. The Ioniq 5’s two-motor model comes with a 77.4-kilowatt-hour battery, and the Volkswagen ID4 comes with a 77.0-Killawatt-hour battery. The difference might not seem significant, but the range and charging times of the Ioniq 6 makes is far above what the Volkswagen ID4 gives drivers.

    Ioniq 5
    The Ioniq 5 brags of having a 303-mile range on a single charge when used in single motor mode. That’s at peak performance. Even at its lowest possible battery configuration (dual-motor all-wheel drive), the Ioniq 5 SUV is capable of a 256-mile range. The charging ranks among one of the fastest found on any electric SUV, charging from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes. It can completely charge from a household 240-outlet in less than seven hours.

    Volkswagen ID4
    The Volkswagen ID4 has a maximum range of 260 miles on a single charge, nearly 50 miles less than the Ioniq 5. This means the Volkswagen ID4’s peak range is less than the poorest expected performance from an Ioniq 5. On top of that, the Volkswagen ID4 takes much longer to charge at seven hours and 30 minutes total

    Test Drive A Hyundai Electric SUV At Hyundai Of Greeley Now!
    Now that you’ve heard what Greeley, Colorado’s Hyundai of Greeley thinks about the Ioniq 5 SUV vs. Volkswagen ID4 comparison, come find out for yourself. We have Ioniq 5 SUVs on the lot ready to test drive. Visit our showroom to take an Ioniq 5 for a spin!



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