The US-built Hyundai Ioniq 5 adds more range and Tesla Supercharger access, but it all comes with a slightly higher price tag.

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Better in every respect for 2025, the Ioniq 5 has also gotten a little bit pricier, with MSRPs kicking off at $42,500 versus $41,800 for model year 2024

Without further ado, the entry-level Ioniq 5 SE RWD Standard Range starts at $42,500 before a $1,475 destination fee. That’s a sizable jump as the 2024 model began at $41,800 and had a lower $1,395 destination charge, despite needing to be shipped across the Pacific.