2024 Hyundai Ioniq 6 / Real Game Changer 

Probably the best way to make a move over an EV is to lease it for 3 years. Then wait to see what will be the new range and new features. If the battery dies it will be on Hyundai and not on you to replace it. At the end, you can get a new EV evolution with better features, more DC fast chargers network, etc. Actually I just read an article that in Europe about 85% of EV drivers prefer the leasing deals for exactly the same reason. I got mine in $37,000 after $7,500 Instant tax cash rebate + $2,500 Loyalty owners + $3,000 from dealership discount... (after buying 8 cars for the same dealership in last 11 years). And I am planning to see what the new cars will be in 3 years to decide if I keep it or not... most probably not. Good Luck!

I own an AWD First Edition since 9 months, and I love it. It has HUD, moon roof, heated rear seats, and here in Germany the HPC coverage is very good, so the fast charging is a real advantage.

From photos and videos, I first thought I didn't like this and it's back was too hunched in the middle but I saw one in person at a dealership for the first time today and it's really good looking! I've never owned or driven an EV but am seriously considering one for my next car. This is now on the short list.

In pictures I thought this thing was dog ugly. But I recently saw one in person & I actually loved the looks. Very eye catching.

Just bought a 2024 Ioniq 6 Limited AWD the other day and it was discounted $7,500 by Hyundai and $3,850 by the dealer. Really helped to push me to buy it. It is definitely a more competitive car at ~$43,000.

I’ve had it for 2 weeks and love my 2024 Ioniq 6. Went with the AWD SEL. The 20in wheels & added tech made it hard to pass up. Leasing for $550 with $1000 down. Great deal

Im always shocked at your subscriber count, quality videos!!

Tyler talking about things popping up and getting excited has me sweating and struggling to breathe.

That is a really nice looking car. Great review! Happy New Year Tyler!

Great review as usual. I've just noticed that you don't change your hand positions when steering. I usually use hand-to-hand or hand-over-hand for quicker and more comfortable steering.

The first thing I would change is the light screen. Much better in dark with colors.

I enjoyed your review thanks and just to note reviews don’t seem to notice how intrusive these “bongs” actually are in these new EV’s. I bought one of these cars six months ago and the bongs never stop…it constantly bongs if you put on/off the cruise control, open the door while charging, one km over the speed limit, move into a different speed limit zone, also you have to keep moving the steering wheel or it constantly warns you to put your hands back on the steering wheel by “bonging”. On most trips it warns you to “take a break” if the car wheels go near the roads studs! There appears to be an oppression with bongs!

I love mine. Had it almost a month. The only thing I don’t like….i wish it was brighter at night during the rain. The lack of fog lights is different

I believe I read recently Hyundai released an update for wireless CarPlay and android auto

I had the Ioniq 6 2023 for 10 months and it’s a great car. But in the last few weeks, I am experiencing overheating problems with level 2 charging at home. Result after visiting the dealer for ICCU recall, I lost 50% of charging speed from 9,4kw/hr to 5,3kw/hr… Not clear yet if Hyundai will be helping to fix this but so far not much collaboration. Maybe the reason why there is now a class action Litigation filed. If you have some information related to the issue, it would be great but I suggest potential buyers for 2024 model should be very careful before buying.

Just don't drive over a speed bump hard or hit road debris. Here in Canada Hyundai dealers are recommending replacing the battery pack with minimal damage on the exterior shielding and no warning lights, leading to the vehicle being written off by insurers. Over $60k to replace and install the battery. I'm not sold on EV's yet.

What a nice review. The range would be greatly freeing I would think thankfully not another SUV. I would prefer an EV combination of a smaller size without sacrificing a nice interior like my GTI. Seems to be a missing EV category so far.

how about at 80mph ?

Glad I won't be hit with the added depreciation on the models that can't use Tesla superchargers.

the Silver one looks better than the red

FFS don't block both lanes of traffic.

Maybe, just maybe the Ioniq 5 N,,,,

it´s not bad.

Wish they’d shrink the 5 down to golf size. I’d buy one then.

No apple car play? 😬

I thought the real game changer was an article saying Toyota will warranty a million miles on the solid state batteries when those EVs go into production. Likely what it takes for a lot more people to embrace it.

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It will need new battery in 2 years. In Canada a customer was asked 60k for the damn new battery. He went public on tv and then manufacture said it was a mistake from the dealer. Go buy this crap then cry!!!!

Not as interesting as ioniq 5

I'm pretty sure they slashed the price of that car because it's not selling. And the bottom spec, arguably the least attractive model, gets the best range. The whole thing is just a debacle.

Looks nice to bad its a kia aka garbage wont hold its value in 10 years or last that long.

EVs are a terrible choice. The 5 year plan for these is to ditch it as like a battery in an iphone, its battery life is quaint. The maintenance on them are replacing the entire battery which seems to cost more than the car and doubles down on pissing off the environmentals. Its a gimmick that the masses havent fallen for.

Happy New Year! 🏆

I have a ioniq 6. SE. awd. “Long range” 2024. It’s junk. Constantly looking for a charge station. 300 miles max.