Hyundai's Ioniq 6 is a unique, affordable electric sedan. Here's how it stacks up

Hyundai 's Ioniq 6 is more than $6,000 cheaper than its crossover SUV sibling, the Ioniaq 5, and more affordable than several bestsellers, including the Tesla Model 3, the Ford Mustang Mach-E , and the Chevy Equinox EV.

The sedan offers more range than the Nissan Ariya , more space than the Fiat 500e , and bolder styling than the Kia Niro .

Hyundai 's pricing competitiveness results from government incentives and private investment.

Reports suggest Hyundai is about to come out with an N-badged Ioniq 6 in 2026 .

The N-powered cars feature hyper-powered batteries with even faster sprinting speeds and sports brakes.

Electric vehicles anticipate fewer parts changes, given the simplicity of the powertrain's horsepower delivery.

In five years , owners can expect to pay between $31,396 and $46,785 in total charging, maintenance, and depreciation costs, making it one of the lowest-cost of ownership.

Hyundai 's Ioniq 5 is a boxy yet futuristic crossover with retro charm that’s been turning heads since its debut.

Its swooping back-side and halogen-inspired headlights are unique design features absent from the rest of the American vehicle market.

Beyond Hyundai , the EV market is full of stylish options that cater to various tastes.