Bad Timing For A Fuel Sipper? 2020 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid
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Date: 2020-04-02
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Comments and reviews: 9
markaruski
Not a major deal, but Ioniq buyers should be aware there's an important maintenance item that will need to be handled periodically -- replacement of the HSG belt (hybrid starter generator belt. I think you have to do it every few years. Not a deal-breaker, but be aware it will add some maintenance expense to have this done. I'd still consider this car, looks better in front now IMO.
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Not a major deal, but Ioniq buyers should be aware there's an important maintenance item that will need to be handled periodically -- replacement of the HSG belt (hybrid starter generator belt. I think you have to do it every few years. Not a deal-breaker, but be aware it will add some maintenance expense to have this done. I'd still consider this car, looks better in front now IMO.
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nevoi
This kind powertrain should be excellent in a subcompact, compact, midsize SUV Hyundai has on sale. In fact a similar sysyem could be used in full sized SUV they have. I understand the company has plenty HEV SUVs on sale but this powertrain is refreshed and refined in comparison with this one.
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This kind powertrain should be excellent in a subcompact, compact, midsize SUV Hyundai has on sale. In fact a similar sysyem could be used in full sized SUV they have. I understand the company has plenty HEV SUVs on sale but this powertrain is refreshed and refined in comparison with this one.
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Chris
For someone such as myself, Id be drawn to a hybrid only if i wasnt sacrificing performance. A 9. 8 sec 0-60 is like 1986 all over again. Id consider an Insight when my Accord lease is up, or a RAV4 if I want something larger. The rest are too slow.
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For someone such as myself, Id be drawn to a hybrid only if i wasnt sacrificing performance. A 9. 8 sec 0-60 is like 1986 all over again. Id consider an Insight when my Accord lease is up, or a RAV4 if I want something larger. The rest are too slow.
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Isaac
Ionic looks much better than all the other Hybrids out there and the cheapest as well. Its also got the best/longest warranty. It has more options/equipments than even the Prius. If I was in the market for a fuel saver Id definitely buy the Ionic.
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Ionic looks much better than all the other Hybrids out there and the cheapest as well. Its also got the best/longest warranty. It has more options/equipments than even the Prius. If I was in the market for a fuel saver Id definitely buy the Ionic.
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gene978
We think the Sounds of Nature are Silly But I would think most Orientals are serious about destressing unlike us State side who rather engage in road rage. I think they are clever giving us more choices. I think theyre on the right track.
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We think the Sounds of Nature are Silly But I would think most Orientals are serious about destressing unlike us State side who rather engage in road rage. I think they are clever giving us more choices. I think theyre on the right track.
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Mgoblagulkablong
The Ioniq has a garbage direct injection engine and a dry dual clutch transmission, both are not durable by design and will cause expensive issues when a Toyota / Lexus hybrid is still as good as new.
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The Ioniq has a garbage direct injection engine and a dry dual clutch transmission, both are not durable by design and will cause expensive issues when a Toyota / Lexus hybrid is still as good as new.
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Pikminiman
The Ioniq is definitely my favorite gasoline car out there right now. I've always wanted a Prius, but I couldn't stomach the looks, so the Ioniq is perfect for me.
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The Ioniq is definitely my favorite gasoline car out there right now. I've always wanted a Prius, but I couldn't stomach the looks, so the Ioniq is perfect for me.
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Robert
Plug-ins could be popular, since more people will want to avoid infection vectors like gas stations in the future. But regular hybrids might well not be as popular.
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Plug-ins could be popular, since more people will want to avoid infection vectors like gas stations in the future. But regular hybrids might well not be as popular.
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Mark
I would also say it's because gas prices have crashed so much. My area it's already dropping below 2Still, I know I'd consider a HEV or PHEV for my next vehicle
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I would also say it's because gas prices have crashed so much. My area it's already dropping below 2Still, I know I'd consider a HEV or PHEV for my next vehicle
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