2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 v Lexus UX300e EV comparison
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Lexus UX300e are similarly priced, but these two electric crossovers couldn't be more different.
Lexus UX vs Hyundai IONIQ 5 Comparison
Lexus UX
Hyundai IONIQ 5
2025 Lexus
UX
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2025 Hyundai
IONIQ 5
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Driving the family
City driving
LuxuryFuel Efficiency
43L
181 to 189 km
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ANCAP Safety Rating
Warranty
5 year
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5 year
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MSRP
$55,370 - $88,190
$69,800 - $110,383
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CarExpert's Take
Max Davies
Marketplace Journalist
Max Davies drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Traditional, familiar interior
- Incredibly quiet, comfortable ride
- High-quality tech inside and out
Misses
- Too expensive
- Too much power for just FWD
- Compromised back seats
Matt Campbell
Senior Contributor
Matt Campbell drove this car and these were their findings:
Hits
- Easy to drive
- Superb practicality
- Digital mirrors now optional
Misses
- Pricier than rivals
- N Line won't fool N-spotters
- Frustrating safety features
Colours Available
The 2023 Lexus UX is available in the following exterior finishes:
- Sonic Quartz
- Titanium
- Sonic Chrome
- Onyx
- Graphite Black
- Caliente
- Khaki Metal
- Celestial Blue (Luxury and Sports Luxury only)
- Sonic Iridium (Luxury and Sports Luxury only) (NEW)
- Carnelian (F Sport only)
- White Nova (F Sport only)
- Cobalt Mica (F Sport only)
The UX is also available in the following interior colour schemes, depending on the variant.
- Black
- White Ash
- Rich Cream
- Hazel
- F Sport Black
- F Sport White
- F Sport Flare Red
The two-tone Cobalt interior from the pre-update range has been discontinued.
The Ioniq 5 is available in the following paint finishes:
- Atlas White (solid)
- Galactic Grey Metallic
- Phantom Black
- Digital Teal-Green
- Lucid Blue Mica
- Gravity Gold (matte)
Matte paint is a $1000 option.
The interior is available in the following colourways:
- Obsidian Black
- Dove Grey/Dark Pebble Grey two-tone
- Dove Grey/Dark Teal two-tone
Comparison
Reviews
2024 Lexus UX review
Lexus' smallest electric offering is a solid car, but is it worth paying more for a reputable brand offering a familiar e-SUV setup?
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2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 review
The Ioniq 5 has been refreshed with a new look and bigger batteries, and there’s now a sporty looking N Line version too.
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Specs
| Type | ||
| GASOLINE DIRECT INJECTION & MULTI-POINT | - | |
| Size (cc) | ||
| 1987 | - | |
| Size (L) | ||
| 2.0L | - | |
| Cylinders | ||
| 4 | - | |
| Camshaft | ||
| DUAL OVERHEAD CAM | DUAL OVERHEAD CAM | |
| Valves/Ports per Cylinder | ||
| 16 | - | |
| Power | ||
| 146kW - 150kW | 125kW - 478kW | |
| Power RPM | ||
| - | - | |
| Torque | ||
| 188Nm - 300Nm | 350Nm - 770Nm | |
| Torque RPM | ||
| 4400 | - | |
| Bore Stroke | ||
| - | - | |
| Compression Ratio | ||
| - | - | |
