Differences Between an EV, PHEV and Hybrid with the 2020 Hyundai Ioniq

Trying to decide between the Ioniq EV, PHEV, and Hybrid? We walk through the differences.

Full Electric 

The full electric Ioniq has the most futuristic look with the center shifter being replaced with buttons  and the front silver shield with LED headlights and daytime running lights instead of the mesh pattern grille.

Power: 134 Horsepower with 218 LB-ft of torque and 11kW power

Full Range: 170 miles 

Charging: 220/240V Level 2 charging – 6 hours and 5 minutes for full charge 

Cargo space: 23 CU Ft of space

Hybrid

Mesh pattern grille and LED headlights and daytime running lights 

Power: 139 Horsepower with the combined system

144 Horsepower with 109 LB-ft of torque

43 horsepower and 125 LB-Ft torque from the battery

Milage: 57 MPG city and 59 MPG hwy 

Cargo space: 26.5 CU Ft of space

Plug-in Hybrid  

Mesh pattern grille and LED headlights and daytime running lights 

Power: 104 Horsepower with 109 LB-ft of torque 

60 horsepower and 125 LB-Ft torque from the battery

Mileage: Electric 29 Miles/Combined 630 miles 

Charging: 220/240V Level 2 charging – 2 hours and 15 minutes for full charge 

Cargo space: 23 CU Ft of space

The interior of all three is similar.  There is a 10.25 Inch touch screen with navigation on the limited trim, Harman Kardon Premium Sound System, and wireless charging.  All models have lane keep assist, blind spot monitoring, forward collision avoidance, and smart cruise control. 

To learn more about any of the Hyundai Ioniq models, visit Capitol Hyundai in San Jose or Team Hyundai in Vallejo.