Best Tips, Tricks and Secrets of the HYUNDAI IONIQ 5 

Thank you for the information. I will definitely check it out

Only on models that have that feature, mine doesn’t because it’s a low model

Enjoy your new car 🙂

That is a nice feature but they problem is that on the SE trim only the driver side window is automatic so only that one goes down which sucks

@@PluggingRevolution On my NZ version, both front windows open, but not the rears.

@@dominictoon7768 That's great. I have the base US trim so only the driver side window is automatic.

I'm glad you found the information useful

You must be excited then. Is this your first EV? What trim did you go for?

@@PluggingRevolution yes, first EV, have got the 77Kw premium arriving. Should be fun.

Very nice. You'll definitely like it. It's a great car

Wait 2-3 year wait list? Are you from Canada? I see people getting it in less than a month. I suggest checking out the subreddit ioniq 5 on reddit

@@PluggingRevolution Yes. I’m Canada. Near Vancouver. Thanks for the advice. I’ll check it out

I'm sorry to hear that. For Canada, I have heard extremely long wait times.. hopefully you are able to get one soon

Is that how bad it is? I bought one back in March and had to wait about 1.5 months.

@@LichaelMewis I’m in Canada. I wish we could get one that fast. I broke down this week and ordered a Tesla

I have no experience with the Kona Electric Hybrid.

@@PluggingRevolution Thank you for answering me. Winifred Thompson. Northern Ireland.

Thanks for letting me know. I will test it out. Do you usually turn on the electric park brake?

@@PluggingRevolution About the only thing the dealer told me was that I must apply the Electronic Park Brake every time that I park up. The handbook agrees with him. So I manually apply the EPB every time I park up. I do not currently use Auto Hold. If I want the vehicle to hold, I pull and hold the left paddle until the "AUTO" changes to "STOP" in the regen section of the driver's screen. Page 6/9 of my electronic handbook says: After the vehicle has stopped, always make sure the vehicle is in P (Park), apply the parking brake, and turn the vehicle off. Page 6/26 of my electronic handbook says: To apply EPB (Electronic Parking Brake): 1. Depress and hold the brake pedal. 2. Pull up the EPB switch. Make sure the Parking Brake warning light comes on. EPB (Electronic Parking Brake) may be automatically applied when: Requested by other systems The driver turns the vehicle off whilst Auto Hold is operating. [Dominic says - NOTE THIS STATEMENT] Driving: After hearing people raving about how good iPedal was around town, I tried using it. However, I live in the country and do little city driving. The deceleration when exiting the main roads or freeway either by lifting my foot off the gas or turning off the cruise control, was far too great. So now I use auto regen set on level 3 without Auto Hold.

Thank you for the explanation. Auto regen works well on highways but not so well in a city situation. I have level 3 all the time, I always know how much deceleration to expect and driving accordingly

My RWD SEL applies the parking brake when I put it in P from the gear selector. Not sure if that's related to the recall update (applied by the dealer before I took delivery).

@@wsbucker Do you have auto hold turned on? If that is turned on, it will automatically apply the parking brake. I am still waiting for my appointment to get the recall fixed.