Hyundai IONIQ 5 Trim Level Breakdown

One Electric SUV: Five Dynamic Options

Picking a Hyundai IONIQ 5 gets easier once you see how the five trims stack up. They all run on the same EV platform. So your choice really comes down to range, power, and how many extras you want on the daily drive around Greenwood and Indy.

• The lineup spans five trims, from the budget-friendly SE Standard Range up to the loaded Limited.
• Rear-wheel-drive models reach an EPA-estimated 318 miles, while the base SE Standard Range covers 245 miles.
• All-wheel drive comes standard on the rugged XRT and stays optional on the SE, SEL, and Limited.

Hyundai IONIQ 5 Trim Level Breakdown at a Glance

Hyundai splits the IONIQ 5 into five flavors. You start with the SE Standard Range, then step up through the SE, SEL, XRT, and Limited. Its base setup keeps things simple. It pairs a 63-kWh battery with a 168-horsepower rear motor and 245 miles of range. Move up to the SE, and you get the larger 84-kWh pack, a 225-horsepower motor, and up to 318 miles. Both come with dual 12.3-inch screens, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and heated front seats.

Where the SEL Hits the Sweet Spot

Most shoppers land on the SEL, and it’s easy to see why. For a small step up from the SE, you add synthetic leather seats, a hands-free power liftgate, a wireless phone charger, and rear climate vents. It also brings Highway Driving Assist 2. That system gives you hands-on help on longer runs down I-65 or I-70. Rear-drive SEL models still hit 318 miles, so you keep the range and get the nicer cabin.

XRT and Limited for Different Drivers

The XRT and Limited sit at the top, but they chase different buyers. The XRT leans outdoorsy. It comes with standard all-wheel drive, a 0.9-inch lift, 18-inch all-terrain tires, and Snow, Mud, and Sand modes. Add the tow hitch and it can pull a trailer, which no other IONIQ 5 can do. Those chunky tires drop its range to 259 miles, a fair swap for the extra grip.

The Limited goes plush instead. You get ventilated and heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a head-up display, a Vision roof, and a Bose sound system. AWD models roll on 20-inch wheels and cover 269 miles. Rear-drive versions stretch back to 318.

Charging and Range Around Indianapolis

Range worry fades fast once you picture real Indy driving. A round trip from our Greenwood lot on US-31 to Monument Circle barely dents the battery. Even a weekend run to Brown County State Park or Bloomington leaves plenty in reserve. Every IONIQ 5 now uses a native NACS port. That means you can plug into Tesla Superchargers around the I-465 loop, plus CCS stations with the free adapter. On a fast charger, the 84-kWh models go from 10 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes. That’s roughly the time it takes to grab lunch off I-65 near Greenwood.

See the IONIQ 5 at Ray Skillman Southside Hyundai

Reading specs only gets you so far, and sitting in each trim tells you more. At Ray Skillman Southside Hyundai, we keep the area’s largest selection of new electric and hybrid Hyundai models right here in Greenwood. You can size up an SEL against a Limited in the same afternoon. Our team will walk you through home charging, what the NACS port means for road trips, and which trim fits your commute. Swing by for a test drive, and we’ll match an IONIQ 5 to the way you drive.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far can the Hyundai IONIQ 5 go on a full charge?

The rear-wheel-drive SE, SEL, and Limited reach an EPA-estimated 318 miles on a full charge. The SE Standard Range covers 245 miles, the AWD Limited returns 269 miles, and the XRT is rated at 259 miles.

Which IONIQ 5 trim is the best value?

Many shoppers pick the SEL because it adds synthetic leather seats, a wireless charger, a power liftgate, and Highway Driving Assist 2 while keeping the full 318-mile range on rear-drive models.

Does the IONIQ 5 come with all-wheel drive?

All-wheel drive is standard on the XRT and available on the SE, SEL, and Limited. AWD adds a front motor for a combined 320 horsepower.

Can I charge the IONIQ 5 at Tesla Superchargers near Indianapolis?

Yes. Every IONIQ 5 has a native NACS charging port, so you can use Tesla Superchargers around the I-465 loop and across Indianapolis, plus CCS stations with the included adapter.

How long does it take to charge the IONIQ 5?

On a high-power DC fast charger, the 84-kWh IONIQ 5 charges from 10 to 80 percent in about 20 minutes. A 240-volt home charger fills the same pack in a little over 7 hours.