2019 Hyundai IONIQ Hybrid consumer reviews

Purchased this vehicle about 3 weeks ago. So far it has been good. With a little bit of conservative driving I am averaging 60 mpg and I drive at least 75mph on Highway. If I drove at posted speeds it would probably be even better.

I purchased my Ioniq limited on MLK day this year 21 January. Drove it for four days ~500 miles. When I tried to start it with Blue link after work I received errors unable to comply with request. When I got inside to start all the lights lit up but the gas engine would not start, it wouldn't go. Blue link status check said everything was fine, system check on dash display passed but it would not start. After towing to the nearest dealer I was informed that the Power Control relay was bad on emergency back order as a "VIN" specific part and would not be received for about two weeks. I was told a few days later that the part may not be in until March! They finally got the part and I picked up the car on the 25th of February. I do like the car, winter mileage is a bit lower than I expected (low 40's) but I like everything else so far. I will give it one more chance but I cant have a car that wont start in Minnesota. Hopefully I can update this post in the future. Hyundai Roadside assistance was great and the dealer kept me well informed.

630 mile range (highway) on full tank Interior is very comfortable, but only has fully adjustable seat on driver's side. Back window is terribad, and my only complaint - the crossbar interferes with my rear view inside the car, but it's manageable. I love the seat warmers! They go all the way up the back of the seat Decent amount of storage Car occasionally struggles on steep hills, until gas motor kicks back in All in all I'd give it a solid 8/10.

I commute more than I enjoy in Southern California traffic. The interior cabin is noticeably quieter than comparably priced cars. A key for me as I listen to recordings and podcasts when ever I drive. The quality of the speaker/mike for hands free phone reception is also better than any I've experienced. Road handling is excellent with power available when needed to navigate lane changes.

I'm used to a center arm rest being higher up and longer to support the right elbow. That goes for the center as well as the door arm rest. Otherwise, everything is well laid out, easy to use and stylish. Seats could be a bit more softer. When the engine first starts after being in EV mode, it's a bit startling. I like the Android Auto and the large cargo space. I'll being using it as a Uber/Lyft car, mainly for it's excellent 58 MPG combined rating.

This car exceeded my experience. At first I thought I wasn't going to be comfortable as I am tall, but it exceeded my expectations. I only wish the car had some more power since I drive on a lot of mountains and hills. Other than that the car handles and drives real smooth.

Great value for dollar. For the same bells and whistles I would have paid more for another hybrid and not received a life time battery warranty.

My car is a hybrid. I am currently getting between 48 - 58.6 mpg. It is quiet and economical. And we received a wonderful warranty from Hyandai Plus lifetime powertrain warranty from our Chevrolet/Hyandai dealer.

The car handles very well. I particularly like its quietness, individual tire pressure display and ease of driving in snow. While there are many gauges and knobs, the learning curve from my 2013 Chevy Sonic to this car will be quite easy and painless.