Discussions and Questions - Hyundai Hyundai - Page 26
So how practical is the Ioniq 6 really considering its unique design?
02 January 2025 10:57
I find it plenty practical. The trick is to pack your bags in smaller bags or packing cubes instead of large suitcases. It's all about adapting.
So how practical is the Ioniq 6 really considering its unique design?
02 January 2025 10:57
It's great for a single person or couple. If you have kids or regularly need to haul a lot of stuff, however, you might consider it limiting.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
I absolutely love it! It's great to see a car that doesn't look like the rest of the cars on the road. They’re slick and futuristic.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
Honestly, it's growing on me. I thought it looked a bit weird at first, but I like how unique it is now. It is definitely a conversation starter.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
Miss for me. If it's not a bar of soap, it looks like one. I like designs that are more traditional and will age better.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
The front is awesome, but the rear end is a little droopy for me. Aero stuff is like they went overboard.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
I think it's brilliant. It's all about efficiency in the design and that's exactly what the range numbers show. It looks cool, but it’s function over form.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
It's hit and miss. Some angles are amazing, others are not so amazing. I do respect Hyundai for taking a risk with the design.
Is the Ioniq 6 unique design a hit or miss?
02 January 2025 10:57
As an EV enthusiast, I love it. It’s like driving a concept car from several years ago. Ok, it's polarizing, but that's why it's so special.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
After using a Model 3, I switched to an Ioniq 6 and it's great. The build quality is significantly better and it’s much quieter on the road.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
But the Tesla's software, infotainment, is still miles ahead. Some might prefer it to feel more like a traditional car, however, and the Ioniq 6 does.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
The Tesla still wins on charging. It’s just so much more reliable and more user friendly.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
The Ioniq 6’s interior is my choice. The quality of materials is better and the extra instrument cluster is a great change.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
The Ioniq 6 is more comfortable for long trips than the Model 3 is, but the Model 3 is more fun to drive. It all really depends on what you want.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
I've driven extensively and I'd say the Ioniq 6 is better built but the Tesla ecosystem (app, updates, etc) is hard to beat.
So how does the Ioniq 6 compare with the Tesla Model 3 in real world use?
02 January 2025 10:57
The Ioniq 6’s physical climate control and other buttons are a big plus. You don’t have to dig through menus while driving.
Why don't the Ioniq 6’s doors auto lock?
02 January 2025 10:57
Honestly my biggest gripe about the car. In 2024, how did they miss such a basic feature?
Why don't the Ioniq 6’s doors auto lock?
02 January 2025 10:57
I don't mind it. I'm just one of those people who like to lock their car manually anyway, just gives me peace of mind.
Why don't the Ioniq 6’s doors auto lock?
02 January 2025 10:57
It's annoying, but not that bad. I would hope Hyundai would add it in a future update.
Why don't the Ioniq 6’s doors auto lock?
02 January 2025 10:57
I think it's a safety issue. But what happens if you forget to lock it in a sketchy area? This should be in every modern car.
Ask a Question