2017 Hyundai IONIQ Hybrid consumer reviews

Perfect although no spare tire is a downfall. Otherwise exactly what I wanted. Service and purchase were easy. Very happy so far. I highly recommend this dealer

I purchased this car about 3 months ago (mid April) with about 15K miles on it - I had my eye on it for almost a month and am honestly a little surprised it stayed on the let that long. Having driven it about 2,500 miles since purchase, I absolutely love this car. Great features, very comfortable (might be a squeeze in the back for taller people), rides well, great looks, awesome storage, and unbeleivable fuel economy. (I have the limited version with the ultimate package). The biggest things for me are the feel the features and the fuel economy: 1 - Feel: I was a little apprehensive on how the car would feel to drive being a hybrid, but the ride and feel is sublime. Quick steering, somewhat firm suspension so you can feel the road but still comfortable. 2 - Features: As a I said, I have the limited model with the ultimate package, so it comes with all the bells and whistles; lane departure warning, lane change warning, smart cruise control, turning headlights, collision warning, etc. Was not expecting all of these features in this car for this price! 3 - Fuel economy: the limited is rated for 55/54 mpg. However, I have found it fairly easy to reach 60 mpg! I would say driving normally I get around 56 or 57 mpg. To get 60 mpg I have to accelerate slower and stay in the right lane while doing so - once I get going I will drive the same speed as everyone else. Extremely happy with this car and hope to have it for a long time!

This is a fantastic car - I've owned it for one year now and it has performed exquisitely! wireless iphone connectivity, backup video screen, average of 55 miles per gallon. Handles great and, in sport mode, I blow away any/all potato shaped prius chugging slowly along!! ;-]

I've only owned it for about a month. I bought it for gas mileage primarily, and it gets about 50 mpg when used at 77 mph on the interstate. I bought a cover for the Hatch / trunk area in back for $120 on the internet. I also bought a spare tire, tire iron, and Jack on the internet for about $170. I'm happy with it so far.

I have been interested for some time in getting a hybrid car. While I really love the idea of getting an all-electric vehicle or at least a plug-in hybrid, the reality is that the East Coast is not quite set up with charging stations all over the place like the West is. After researching various options, I really liked what I saw with the Ioniq: it has all the advantages of a Prius, but with a lower sticker price, styling that does not look like it is trying to be in the 22nd century, and a lifetime battery warranty. I am very happy with the purchase so far. On my last tank of gas, I even averaged well above 60 miles to the gallon.

Hyundai has outdone Toyota as a the leader among Hybrids - by FAR. In addition to being several thousand cheaper, it has more standard features, and gets better MPG (62 mpg for me on average with a blend of highway and back rural 45 mph roads)... But it also has great pickup IF you use the Sports Mode on the shifter. Otherwise when it comes to accelearation for passing or making it up hills, the Eco mode is very languid. Sports mode is as easy as pulling the shifter towards you when you need quick pickup (it switches to the 1.6 L gas engine as primary, boosted by the battery - as opposed to Eco which is Electric supplemented by gas.) - And simply shift back to Eco mode when you're up to speed or on even ground again. When doing so you're as fast as any other car on the road - as long as you don't get stuck behind another brand of Hybrid! The gas savings for a 25k a mile driver wind up covering half the cost of the car over 5 years too! There's very little not to like in this car - the gas savings make this as affordable as the cheapest car on the market - but it's a MUCH better car than any of them. Even fun to drive, and corners well!

The car is great for a long commute. Comfortable, functional, and excellent gas mileage. The exterior is much cooler looking than many hybrids, and the trunk is big and spacious

Nice looking, terrific ride, great features. This car has everything that most people want in a comfortable commuter car. The mileage cant be beat, the interior room is plenty, and the cargo room is huge. Great car for the price.

One of the best new hybrids to hit the market. A real treat to drive -- quiet, solid, and excellent MPG.

Excellent on fuel very smooth and quiet.achieved 80 mpg once easily 73mpg on a run.only gripe would be suspension is a bit too firm for me but some people may not mind