Hyundai Ioniq 5
Photos, catalog data and tools for this model. Owner instructions are under review; match the trim, year and market to the manufacturer's manual.
Catalog data for this model
Figures reflect the catalog trim; actual range varies with speed and temperature. The reference price is not a sales offer.
- Powertrain
- Battery Electric
- Battery
- 84 kWh
- Peak DC charging
- 350 kW
- Reference price from
- ≈ 30,000 JOD
A closer look
In detail
Source: Hyundai official media
Works for you in the Gulf
- 3.6 kW V2L — runs a fridge and a tent aircon in the desert
- 10–80% in 18 minutes on 800 V
- The widest EV service network in the Gulf
Go in knowing
- Highway consumption is higher than the shape suggests
- No rear wiper — rear visibility suffers in dust
V2L — 3.6 kW 220 V sockets inside and outside the car
800-volt E-GMP platform — 350 kW charging
Does it get there on one charge?
Based on 264 km — this car's range at 130 km/h on a Gulf summer day, not the factory figure.
Assumes sustained 130 km/h, Gulf summer heat, arriving with a 10% reserve, and charging 10–80% on the road. Stop counts are an estimate — charger availability on these corridors varies. Plan it on the map
Your next step
Agents and parts in your market
Hyundai Jordan listed on hyundai.com worldwide distributor page (Amman, Mecca Street); distributor name to verify.
Warranty: 5 yearsBattery: EV battery typically 8yr/160,000 km (Hyundai/Kia global EV policy); GCC vehicle warranties commonly 5yr/150k km or better — confirm per distributor
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