2020 Hyundai Ioniq Electric Reviews, Pricing & Specs

The car had straightforward, easy to use controls, and it had a smooth, solid ride. We would have bought it, but it was missing a charging cable.

Shopping for electric I see three distinct categories: if you can afford it, Tesla wins , hands-down. If you want to keep it as cheap as possible, Nissan Leaf has been in it longest and holds the bottom. In the middle, Hyundai has sufficient experience building electric, and a pleasurable driving experience. I like the steering wheel paddles for how hard to pull electricity back from momentum to batteries. I like the side video when changing lanes to check blind spots.

It’s a great car for getting around town. I like that the interior looks like a regular car and not just a flat screen on the dash. Fun to drive and way cheaper than a Tesla.

I wanted to love this car, but was disappointed in how stiff and uncomfortable the seats are. Otherwise, great car, lots of bells and whistles that make driving safer.