Hyundai Ioniq 3 opens UK orders at £18,495 with full £3,750 grant
Hyundai's small electric hatch gets the full £3,750 grant on every trim. That buys up to 308 miles of claimed range for £21,995, less than a longer-range Renault 5 or Kia EV2.
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Hyundai's small electric hatch gets the full £3,750 grant on every trim. That buys up to 308 miles of claimed range for £21,995, less than a longer-range Renault 5 or Kia EV2.
The Ioniq 3 and Kia EV2 share batteries and charging speeds, but the full £3,750 grant on every Ioniq 3 makes the Hyundai cheaper at both battery sizes. Here is how they compare on price, range and space.
Eight electric models open UK order books this month, from an £18,495 Hyundai to Kia's no-grant GT trio. Here is what each costs, how far it goes and when it arrives.
Renault has added range and new tech to the 5 without touching the price. The catch: a Hyundai Ioniq 3 now offers more claimed miles for less money, so the value case has shifted.
The Hyundai Ioniq 3 and Honda Super-N already cost less than £20,000, and Renault, Dacia and Nissan have promised more. We list each one's range and which prices are actually confirmed.
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