2025 IONIQ 5 PRICING, RANGE & TRIMS ANNOUNCED | MORE INFO ABOUT NACS CHARGING TOO

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The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 sees price increases across all trims, with the SEL trim experiencing the most significant jump. Despite the higher costs, Hyundai has reintroduced features previously removed from the SEL trim, such as better headlights, power-folding mirrors, and leatherette seating, making it a more compelling option. The new XRT trim offers an off-road-inspired package with unique wheels, all-terrain tires, and a slight suspension lift, bridging the gap between the SEL and Limited trims. Charging speeds have seen a slight decrease in advertised time (10-80% in 20 minutes vs. 18 minutes previously), though the inclusion of a CCS 2 KNX adapter for Tesla Supercharger compatibility and other networks is a significant convenience. Range has been improved across the board due to larger battery packs, with the SE Standard Range now achieving 245 miles and the Long Range models reaching up to 318 miles. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the continued small front trunk size and the slight reduction in charging speed claims, but overall acknowledges the positive updates and range improvements for the 2025 model year.