The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 represents a watershed moment in affordable electric vehicle excellence, combining groundbreaking 800V charging technology, revolutionary E-GMP platform engineering, practical five-passenger seating, and competitive pricing that challenges premium brand assumptions. With dual-motor options delivering up to 320 horsepower, industry-leading 18-minute DC charging capability, and an exceptional 10-year/100,000-mile battery warranty, the Ioniq 5 redefines what modern electric SUVs can achieve at mid-range pricing levels.
Front view of the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric SUV showcasing its modern design and LED headlights.
What Makes the Ioniq 5 Exceptional?
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 distinguishes itself through authentic technological leadership rather than marketing hyperbole. The E-GMP platform and 800V architecture represent genuine engineering innovations, not incremental updates or platform adaptations. Rather than converting combustion vehicle underpinnings to accommodate electric powertrains, Hyundai engineered E-GMP from the ground up as a dedicated battery electric vehicle platform.
The 800V architecture transforms long-distance electric ownership. Traditional vehicles operate at 400V, but Hyundai’s 800V system enables ultrafast charging—restoring 80% capacity in just 18 minutes and adding 100 kilometers of range in five minutes. This revolutionary charging capability eliminates range anxiety and transforms the long-distance EV experience from impractical compromise to genuine feasibility.
The Ioniq 5 philosophy emphasizes accessibility without sacrifice. Rather than positioning electric vehicles as premium lifestyle statements, Hyundai delivers genuine value—advanced technology, sophisticated engineering, and practical versatility at competitive pricing that doesn’t demand luxury pricing premiums.
Performance and Driving Experience
Power and Acceleration Options
The 2025 Ioniq 5 offers flexible powertrain configurations enabling buyers to match specifications with actual requirements:
Standard Range RWD Configuration:
- 168 horsepower, 350 pound-feet of torque
- 0-60 mph acceleration: Approximately 7.3 seconds
- Top speed: 115 mph electronically governed
- Battery capacity: 63 kWh (approximately 52 kWh usable)
- EPA estimated range: 245-318 miles depending on driving patterns
Long Range RWD Configuration:
- 225 horsepower, 350 pound-feet of torque
- 0-60 mph acceleration: Approximately 7.3 seconds
- 84 kWh battery (approximately 75 kWh usable)
- EPA estimated range: 303-338 miles
- Highway range: Approximately 240-280 miles at 70 mph
Dual-Motor AWD Configuration:
- 320 horsepower, 446 pound-feet of torque
- Front and rear motors providing intelligent torque distribution
- 0-60 mph acceleration: Approximately 5.1 seconds
- 84 kWh battery (approximately 75 kWh usable)
- EPA estimated range: 259-290 miles
- Superior winter weather capability and dynamic performance
The acceleration performance positions the Ioniq 5 competitively against rivals like Tesla Model Y. While not matching performance-focused variants, the standard configurations deliver responsive, confidence-inspiring acceleration that exceeds typical daily driving requirements.
The power delivery remains linear and predictable across all configurations. Both single-motor and dual-motor systems provide instant torque response characteristic of electric motors, eliminating the momentary lag traditional combustion vehicles exhibit during launch.
Handling and Dynamics
The E-GMP platform enables exceptional handling characteristics rarely seen in SUVs. The flat battery pack enables low center of gravity, while the independent double-wishbone front suspension and multi-link rear suspension enable composed cornering and responsive steering feel.
The rear-wheel-drive configuration provides natural, predictable steering characteristics familiar to drivers of traditional RWD vehicles. The platform’s inherent balance and low polar moment of inertia enable engaging cornering dynamics despite the vehicle’s substantial size.
The dual-motor AWD configuration enhances handling through intelligent torque vectoring. The system continuously adjusts power distribution between front and rear axles, subtly enhancing turn-in response and cornering grip. Winter performance demonstrates genuine advantages—the independent front motor provides traction when rear-wheel traction is compromised, enabling confident acceleration on snow and ice.
Regenerative braking can be adjusted through driving modes, enabling customers to customize one-pedal driving intensity. The system seamlessly transitions between regenerative braking, friction braking, and blended braking depending on deceleration intensity and driving conditions.
Battery, Range, and Charging Excellence
Battery Configurations and Range
The Ioniq 5 offers strategic battery options enabling buyers to select capacity matching their requirements:
Standard Range Battery (63 kWh gross):
- Approximately 52 kWh usable capacity
- EPA estimated range: 245 miles (RWD configuration)
- Practical for urban commuters and short-distance drivers
- Lighter weight than long-range variants
- Faster charging to full capacity
Long Range Battery (84 kWh gross):
- Approximately 75 kWh usable capacity
- EPA estimated range: 303-338 miles (depending on drivetrain)
- Practical for multi-day road trips and extended commutes
- Superior energy reserves for cold-weather operation
- Provides substantial range margin for highway speed driving
Real-world testing demonstrates actual range of approximately 280-320 miles during combined driving on both battery options. Highway-speed driving at 70 mph yields approximately 240-280 miles of real-world range, while city-focused driving frequently exceeds EPA estimates due to regenerative braking recovery during frequent deceleration cycles.
The battery pack’s intelligent thermal management maintains optimal operating temperature across diverse climates. During winter operation, the heat pump actively warms the battery to ensure peak efficiency even in sub-freezing conditions. During aggressive summer driving, sophisticated cooling prevents battery temperature elevation that compromises performance.
Revolutionary 800V Charging Architecture
The 800V charging system represents Hyundai’s most transformative technology contribution. This architecture enables revolutionary charging speeds that fundamentally change long-distance EV ownership:
DC Fast Charging Times (10-80% Charge):
| Battery Capacity | 350 kW DC Charger | 250 kW DC Charger | 150 kW DC Charger |
| 63 kWh Standard Range | Approximately 18 minutes | Approximately 24 minutes | Approximately 30-35 minutes |
| 84 kWh Long Range | Approximately 18 minutes | Approximately 25 minutes | Approximately 32-37 minutes |
AC Charging Times (0-100% Charge):
- Home AC (11 kW): Approximately 5-7 hours for 63 kWh battery
- Home AC (11 kW): Approximately 7-9 hours for 84 kWh battery
- Public AC (7.4 kW): Approximately 8-10 hours for 63 kWh battery
- Public AC (7.4 kW): Approximately 11-13 hours for 84 kWh battery
Practical Charging Examples:
- Five-minute charge adds approximately 100 kilometers of range (WLTP)
- 15-minute charging adds approximately 270-336 kilometers of range
- 30-minute charging restores sufficient capacity for 400+ kilometer trips
The 800V architecture enables the Ioniq 5 to support both 400V and 800V charging infrastructure, providing flexibility during the industry transition. The vehicle intelligently switches between voltage systems based on charger availability, ensuring compatibility with diverse global charging networks.
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) and Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G)
The Ioniq 5’s bidirectional charging architecture enables Vehicle-to-Load capability, allowing the vehicle to power external devices directly from its battery. A 3.5 kW V2L port enables device charging, emergency backup power, or tailgating electrical needs without requiring separate generator infrastructure.
Available Vehicle-to-Grid capability enables bidirectional energy flow with compatible chargers. This emerging technology transforms the vehicle from passive consumer to active grid participant, enabling owners to support grid stability during peak demand or reduce electricity costs by discharging battery power during peak pricing periods.
Exterior Design and Styling
Modern SUV Proportions
The Ioniq 5’s exterior dimensions reflect practical SUV design balanced with efficiency:
Exterior Dimensions:
- Overall length: 4,635 mm (182.5 inches)
- Overall width: 1,890 mm (74.4 inches)
- Overall height: 1,625 mm (63.9 inches)
- Wheelbase: 3,000 mm (118.1 inches)
- Ground clearance: 163 mm (6.4 inches)
The generous wheelbase provides exceptional rear legroom without creating unwieldy overall proportions. The moderate height maintains SUV practicality while enabling excellent aerodynamic efficiency. The 0.29 coefficient of drag represents industry-leading efficiency, reducing wind resistance and extending range on highway driving.
Rear and side view of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric SUV showcasing its distinctive modern design.
Hyundai Ioniq 5 rear exterior design highlights including spoiler, wiper, bumper, and alloy wheels.
Distinctive Exterior Features
The Ioniq 5 communicates modern electric vehicle positioning through distinctive design elements:
- Parametric lighting signature creating distinctive daytime running lights and headlight design
- Full-width LED light bar unifying rear lighting design
- Flush door handles minimizing drag and contributing to sleek aesthetics
- Sloping roofline emphasizing dynamic proportions
- Protective skid plates front and rear emphasizing SUV capability
- Wheel options from 19-inch standard to 20-inch performance variants
- Two-tone exterior paint options creating visual interest and personalization
- Power-operated tailgate with height adjustment enabling convenient access
The parametric lighting design represents Hyundai’s commitment to distinctive identity—the lighting signature immediately communicates Ioniq 5 positioning without resort to gaudy styling.
Interior Design and Comfort
Spacious Cabin Architecture
The E-GMP platform enables exceptional interior spaciousness through efficient packaging. The flat battery pack underneath enables a level floor without traditional transmission tunnels intruding into passenger cabin:
Interior Dimensions:
- Front headroom: Generous clearance enabling comfortable seating for passengers over six feet tall
- Front legroom: Approximately 39.4 inches (1,002 mm)
- Rear headroom: Approximately 38.2 inches (971 mm)
- Rear legroom: Approximately 32.7 inches (830 mm)
- Shoulder room (front): 56.7 inches (1,440 mm)
- Shoulder room (rear): 55.9 inches (1,421 mm)
The generous dimensions create an airy, spacious cabin that encourages extended driving rather than contributing to fatigue.
Premium Seating and Comfort
Close-up of Hyundai Ioniq 5 white leather driver’s seat with powered adjustment and leg rest for enhanced comfort.
The Ioniq 5’s seats prioritize comfort on extended journeys through sophisticated engineering:
Front Seat Features:
- Power adjustability (12-way on premium trims)
- Lumbar support (4-way adjustment on premium trims)
- Heating function for cold-weather comfort
- Ventilation capability (available on higher trims) using air circulation to actively cool seats
- Slim-film seat design enabling maximum legroom
- Perforated eco-processed leather with sustainable materials
Rear Seat Features:
- Power sliding functionality enabling legroom adjustment
- Manual reclining capability for passenger comfort preference
- Heating function matching front-seat capability
- Thin-film seatbacks enabling maximum legroom for front passengers
- Flat floor design enabling comfortable center-seat positioning
- Excellent side bolstering providing lateral support
The combination of premium materials, sophisticated controls, and spacious proportions creates a genuinely comfortable interior that competes against luxury marques costing substantially more.
Climate Control and Ambiance
The Ioniq 5 features advanced climate management:
- Dual-zone automatic climate control enabling independent front-left and front-right temperature management
- Rear-zone climate control (available) extending comfort to rear passengers
- Heat pump technology maintaining efficiency even during cold-weather operation
- Pollen and particulate filtration maintaining air quality
- Humidity and moisture management preventing fogging
- Integrated air suspension enabling precise temperature stratification
The climate system’s heat pump represents particularly important technology for winter efficiency. Unlike conventional resistance heating that drains battery reserves, heat pump systems transfer ambient energy into the cabin—maintaining range and efficiency even in sub-freezing conditions.
Technology and Infotainment
Dual 12.3-Inch Touchscreen Architecture
Dual 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system and digital cluster in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 interior
Hyundai Ioniq 5 interior featuring dual 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment displays with navigation and vehicle status.
The Ioniq 5’s digital cockpit represents genuine technological leadership:
Infotainment System:
- Dual 12.3-inch high-resolution touchscreens (one driving digital instrument cluster, one infotainment)
- Intuitive menu hierarchies minimizing driver distraction
- Full navigation with real-time traffic integration
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration
- Wireless charging pad for compatible smartphones
- Voice command recognition with natural language processing
- Over-the-air software updates maintaining vehicle currency throughout ownership
Standard Audio System:
- Multiple speakers with optimized acoustic positioning
- Digital sound processing (DSP) tuning interior acoustics
- Bluetooth streaming from personal devices
- Integrated AM/FM tuner
- Full smartphone audio access
Premium Audio System (Available):
- Enhanced speaker array with increased power delivery
- Subwoofer integration for extended low-frequency response
- Additional speaker count and acoustic optimization
- Superior clarity and dynamic range compared to standard system
The infotainment interface prioritizes essential functions, minimizing complexity that plagues some competing systems. The responsiveness avoids the frustrating lag some vehicles exhibit, ensuring controls feel immediate and intuitive.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (Hyundai SmartSense)
The Ioniq 5 includes comprehensive ADAS providing intelligent support:
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA):
- Detects vehicles, pedestrians, two-wheeled vehicles, and cyclists ahead
- Automatically activates avoidance maneuvers or braking if collision risk detected
- Junction turning and oncoming vehicle detection
- Lane-change assistance with adjacent vehicle detection
- Approaching vehicle warning from either side
Highway Driving Assist 2 (HDA 2):
- Lane-keeping assistance maintaining vehicle centered in lane
- Adaptive speed adjustment based on traffic flow
- Intelligent speed variation enabling smooth acceleration and deceleration
- Hands-on steering wheel requirement ensuring driver engagement
Additional Safety Features:
- Lane-keeping assist with departure warning
- Blind-spot monitoring (Side Assist) with visual and audible alerts
- Rear cross-traffic alert during reverse maneuvers
- Autonomous emergency braking at multiple speeds
- Electronic stability control and vehicle stability management
- 360-degree camera system providing bird’s-eye view for parking
- Forward/rear parking sensors providing precise distance feedback
These systems work in concert to create a comprehensive safety net that prevents collisions while maintaining driver engagement and control.
Boot Space and Cargo Capacity
Practical Cargo Organization
Despite SUV styling, the Ioniq 5 delivers impressive cargo capabilities:
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 trunk space demonstrates ample cargo room for large items with rear seats folded down.
Cargo Specifications:
- Boot capacity (seats upright): 527 liters (18.6 cubic feet)
- Boot capacity (rear seats folded): 1,587 liters (56.0 cubic feet)
- Front frunk storage: 24 liters (dedicated charging cable compartment)
- Rear seat sliding function enabling legroom/cargo trade-off adjustment
- Flat loading floor when seats folded enabling efficient packing
- Practical tie-down hooks and cargo nets for secure loading
- Height-adjustable cargo cover preventing passenger view into trunk
The impressive cargo capacity rivals traditional full-size SUVs while maintaining efficient proportions that make the Ioniq 5 practical in urban environments. The sliding rear seats enable flexible configuration—sometimes prioritizing passenger comfort, sometimes maximizing cargo space.
The frunk storage compartment provides convenient storage for charging cables, emergency equipment, or small items requiring secure, weather-protected storage separate from main cargo area.
Towing Capability
The Ioniq 5 supports practical towing:
- Maximum towing capacity: 1,600 kg (3,530 pounds) with electric trailer brake
- Integrated trailer stability assist providing dynamic braking during towing
- Regenerative braking capturing energy during downhill towing
- Trailer connectivity enabling trailer status monitoring
The towing capability enables hauling trailers for boat transport, recreational vehicles, or equipment transport while maintaining the efficiency benefits that electric vehicles provide.
Safety and Warranty
Comprehensive Safety Performance
The Ioniq 5 prioritizes occupant protection through extensive safety systems:
Passive Safety Features:
- Six strategically positioned airbags (dual front, dual side, dual curtain)
- Energy-absorbing frame design optimized for electric vehicle safety
- Rigid passenger compartment structure providing occupant protection
- Three-point seatbelts with pretensioners and load limiters
- ISOFIX child seat anchor points with clear status indicators
- Reinforced door structures with side-impact beams
- Crumple zones engineered to absorb collision energy
Active Safety Features:
- Autonomous emergency braking at multiple speeds
- Pedestrian and cyclist detection
- Electronic stability control and traction management
- Anti-lock braking system (ABS) with electronic brake force distribution
- Hill-start assist for convenient launching on slopes
- Multi-collision brake preventing cascading impacts
Industry-Leading Warranty Coverage
Hyundai’s warranty demonstrates confidence in electric vehicle reliability:
Standard Coverage:
- 5-year/60,000-mile basic vehicle warranty
- 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty
- 10-year/100,000-mile battery warranty with 70% capacity guarantee
- 12-year/unlimited mileage corrosion warranty
- 3-year/36,000-mile complimentary maintenance
- 24/7 roadside assistance included
The 10-year/100,000-mile battery warranty with capacity guarantees significantly exceeds competitors’ typical 8-year warranties and represents genuine manufacturer confidence in battery durability and performance.
Specifications at a Glance
Performance Specifications
| Specification | Standard RWD | Long Range RWD | Dual-Motor AWD |
| Power | 168 hp | 225 hp | 320 hp |
| Torque | 350 lb-ft | 350 lb-ft | 446 lb-ft |
| 0-60 mph | ~7.3 seconds | ~7.3 seconds | ~5.1 seconds |
| Top Speed | 115 mph | 115 mph | 115 mph |
| Drivetrain | Rear-wheel drive | Rear-wheel drive | Dual motor AWD |
Battery and Range
| Specification | Standard Range | Long Range | Dual-Motor AWD |
| Battery Capacity (gross) | 63 kWh | 84 kWh | 84 kWh |
| Battery Capacity (usable) | ~52 kWh | ~75 kWh | ~75 kWh |
| EPA Range | 245-318 miles | 303-338 miles | 259-290 miles |
| Real-world Range | 220-280 miles | 270-310 miles | 240-270 miles |
| Energy Consumption (EPA) | 29 kWh/100 miles | 28 kWh/100 miles | 30 kWh/100 miles |
Charging Specifications
| Specification | Standard Range | Long Range | Notes |
| AC Charging (home) | 5-7 hours (0-100%) | 7-9 hours (0-100%) | 11 kW charger |
| DC Fast Charging (150 kW) | ~30-35 minutes (10-80%) | ~32-37 minutes (10-80%) | Common highway charger |
| DC Fast Charging (250 kW) | ~24 minutes (10-80%) | ~25 minutes (10-80%) | Hyundai E-Charger network |
| DC Fast Charging (350 kW) | ~18 minutes (10-80%) | ~18 minutes (10-80%) | Ionity and premium networks |
| 5-minute range addition | ~86 km (53 miles) | ~100 km (62 miles) | WLTP estimate |
Dimensions and Weight
| Specification | Measurement |
| Overall Length | 4,635 mm (182.5 inches) |
| Overall Width | 1,890 mm (74.4 inches) |
| Overall Height | 1,625 mm (63.9 inches) |
| Wheelbase | 3,000 mm (118.1 inches) |
| Ground Clearance | 163 mm (6.4 inches) |
| Curb Weight | ~4,200-4,500 lbs (RWD) ~4,600-4,900 lbs (AWD) |
| Maximum Towing | 3,530 lbs (1,600 kg) |
Wheels and Tires
| Specification | Standard | Premium |
| Wheel Size | 19 inches | 20 inches |
| Tire Size (19″) | 235/55 R19 | — |
| Tire Size (20″) | 255/45 R20 | 255/45 R20 |
Pricing and Value Proposition
The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 delivers exceptional value positioning:
Estimated Starting Prices (USD):
- Standard Range RWD: Approximately $41,000-43,000
- Long Range RWD: Approximately $48,000-50,000
- Dual-Motor AWD: Approximately $52,000-55,000
These pricing levels position the Ioniq 5 competitively against Tesla Model Y while delivering superior warranty coverage, more efficient charging architecture, and more comprehensive standard equipment.
Value Assessment:
- 800V charging representing genuine technological leadership
- Industry-leading battery warranty (10-year/100,000-mile with capacity guarantee)
- Comprehensive standard equipment exceeding competitors
- E-GMP platform enabling rapid future product development
- Exceptional real-world efficiency delivering consistent range capability
- Established Hyundai dealer network and service infrastructure
- Complimentary maintenance for three years providing ownership cost predictability
Ioniq 5 vs. Competitors
Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs. Tesla Model Y
The Tesla Model Y represents the segment’s most direct competitor:
Performance Comparison:
- Tesla Model Y: Up to 358 hp (dual motor), 0-60 mph in 4.8 seconds
- Ioniq 5 AWD: 320 hp, 0-60 mph in 5.1 seconds
- Both provide ample performance for real-world driving; Tesla advantage minimal in practical driving
Range and Efficiency:
- Tesla Model Y: Up to 330 miles EPA, variable real-world efficiency
- Ioniq 5: Up to 338 miles EPA, more consistent real-world efficiency
- Comparable EPA range; Ioniq 5 delivers more predictable real-world capability
Charging Infrastructure:
- Tesla: Established Supercharger network (now opening to other brands)
- Ioniq 5: Access to broad charging networks, 800V architecture enabling faster speeds
- Both enable practical long-distance travel
Interior Design:
- Tesla: Minimalist center-screen focus
- Ioniq 5: Traditional cockpit with dual screens and physical controls
- Design preference varies; many prefer Ioniq 5’s more intuitive ergonomics
Warranty:
- Tesla: 4-year/50,000-mile basic, 8-year/120,000-mile battery
- Ioniq 5: 5-year/60,000-mile basic, 10-year/100,000-mile battery
- Hyundai delivers superior warranty coverage
Pricing:
- Tesla Model Y: Starting approximately $43,000
- Ioniq 5 AWD: Starting approximately $52,000
- Ioniq 5 RWD options provide better pricing alignment
Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs. BMW iX or Mercedes EQE
Premium competitors offer heritage and luxury positioning:
Advantages of Premium Competitors:
- Established luxury brand perception
- Premium interior material selections
- Advanced technology exclusivity
- Prestige branding
Hyundai Ioniq 5 Advantages:
- Significantly lower pricing
- Superior battery warranty (10-year vs typical 8-year)
- 800V charging representing technical leadership
- More intuitive user interface
- Practical value without premium assumptions
- Established reliability reputation
Who Should Buy the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5?
Budget-Conscious EV Buyers – Starting prices enable electric vehicle access for mainstream buyers without demanding premium pricing premiums. First-time EV buyers find the Ioniq 5 an accessible entry point with genuine technology and capability.
Long-Distance Commuters – The combination of impressive range and ultrafast 800V charging transforms multi-day travel into practical reality. Buyers regularly traveling 200+ miles appreciate the confidence that extended range provides.
Practical Family Buyers – Five-passenger seating, generous cargo capacity, and excellent visibility make the Ioniq 5 ideal for active families balancing practicality with technology.
Performance Enthusiasts Transitioning to Electric – The dual-motor AWD’s responsive acceleration and engaging handling appeal to drivers valuing driving dynamics alongside efficiency.
Warranty Prioritizers – Hyundai’s industry-leading battery coverage and complimentary maintenance attract buyers valuing long-term ownership predictability and manufacturer confidence.
Technology Enthusiasts – The 800V architecture, dual-touchscreen cockpit, advanced ADAS, and over-the-air updates appeal to tech-forward buyers wanting automotive innovation.
Environmental Conscious Drivers – Eco-processed leather, sustainable materials, and zero-emission operation appeal to environmentally-minded buyers.
Final Verdict: The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 represents a watershed moment in democratic electrification. Rather than positioning electric vehicles as premium lifestyle statements accessible only to affluent buyers, Hyundai delivers genuine technology leadership, sophisticated engineering, and practical versatility at competitive pricing that makes electric vehicles genuinely accessible.
The 800V charging architecture and E-GMP platform represent authentic technological innovation—not marketing hyperbole or incremental improvements. The 18-minute DC charging capability and five-minute range addition fundamentally transform long-distance EV ownership from compromise to genuine capability.
The warranty coverage demonstrates manufacturer confidence in electric vehicle reliability. The 10-year/100,000-mile battery warranty with capacity guarantees significantly exceeds competitors, providing ownership confidence and peace-of-mind that extends throughout the ownership lifecycle.
Most importantly, the Ioniq 5 philosophy prioritizes customer value. Generous standard equipment, intuitive technology, spacious accommodations, and competitive pricing combine to create a vehicle that delivers genuine excellence without demanding premium pricing or luxury positioning.
Whether you’re replacing a traditional combustion SUV, exploring electric vehicle ownership for the first time, seeking long-distance EV capability, or prioritizing value and warranty coverage, the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 merits serious consideration as one of the most complete, accessible, and genuinely excellent electric SUVs currently available.