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Hyundai Ioniq 5: Charging

DC fast charging

2022 to 2024 (CCS1 port)

Model yearPack10% to 80% on a 150 kW (400V)-class charger10% to 80% on a greater-than-250 kW (800V)-class charger
202277.4 kWh, the only pack in Hyundai's 2022 spec sheet25 min ("est.")18 min
202358.0 kWh RWD Standard Range18 min
202377.4 kWh RWD and AWD25 min ("est.")18 min
202458.0 kWh RWD Standard Range18 min
202477.4 kWh RWD and AWD25 min ("est.")18 min

2025 (native NACS port)

Pack10% to 80% via the native NACS port, 150 kW (400V)-class charger10% to 80% via the included CCS adapter, 50 kW charger10% to 80% via the CCS adapter, greater-than-250 kW (800V)-class charger
63.0 kWh RWD Standard Range24 min1 hr 1 min20 min
84.0 kWh RWD and AWD30 min1 hr 21 min20 min
ItemDetail
Rate at a Tesla Supercharger through the native NACS portUp to 125 kW at this time
Supercharger stalls supportedV3 (250 kW) and V4 (350 kW, currently 250 kW); not compatible with V1 (100 kW) or V2 (125 and 150 kW)

Home charging (Level 2)

Model yearOnboard AC chargerPack10% to 100% on AC Level II, 240V
202210.9 kW, standard on every trim77.4 kWh6 hr 43 min
2023–202410.9 kW, standard on every trim58.0 kWh Standard Range5 hr 50 min
2023–202410.9 kW, standard on every trim77.4 kWh Long Range7 hr 10 min
202510.9 kW, standard on every trim63.0 kWh Standard Range5 hr 40 min
202510.9 kW, standard on every trim84.0 kWh Long Range7 hr 20 min

Connector and adapters

Model yearPort
2022–2024Native Combined Charging System (CCS), not NACS
2025, excluding the Ioniq 5 NNative NACS — the first Hyundai model to ship with the Tesla North American Charging Standard port
2025 Ioniq 5 NCCS, not NACS

Adapter direction 1: 2022 to 2024 CCS1-port Ioniq 5 at a Tesla Supercharger

  • Requires a Hyundai-issued CCS-to-NACS adapter, which Hyundai says is essential for reliable charging at V3 Tesla Superchargers and other NACS DC fast charging stations.
  • Free to owners and lessees who purchased or leased on or before January 31, 2025, claimed through a MyHyundai account.
  • Bought after that date: MSRP $250, with the dealer setting the actual selling price at 100% discretion.
  • Non-Hyundai adapters are not described as prohibited, but Hyundai's warranty will not cover damage caused by non-Hyundai accessories; Hyundai says to use only adapters with CSA or UL certification.

Adapter direction 2: 2025 native-NACS Ioniq 5 at a CCS1 station

  • A CCS adapter is included with the 25MY Ioniq 5 at delivery; the customer does not order it.
  • Its purpose is access to charging networks such as Electrify America and EVgo that currently only support the CCS standard.
  • The 2025 owner's manual documents "Using the CCS1 DC Charging Adapter," for use when the public station's charger is a CCS1 charger.
  • If the adapter is missing at delivery, Hyundai directs the owner to their dealer for a free replacement.

Preconditioning

Model yearFeatureHow it activatesHardware requirement
2022High Voltage Battery Warmer SystemAutomatically once the charging connector is plugged in, according to battery temperature; not proactively while driving toward a charger
2022Winter ModeManual only — selected or deselected in EV Settings; no navigation-linked pathVehicles equipped with the battery heater
2023Battery conditioning mode (if equipped)Manual only — selected or deselected in EV Settings; no navigation-linked pathVehicles equipped with the battery heater
2024Battery conditioning modeManual EV Settings toggle, plus a navigation-linked behavior — setting a DC charging station as the destination while using the mode optimizes battery temperature for charging
2025Battery ConditioningManual — Home screen, Electric Vehicle, settings icon, Battery Conditioning, Active — or automatic, by setting a DC charging station as destination or waypointVehicles equipped with a battery heater
Model yearBattery heater standard on
2022AWD; not marked standard on RWD
2023–2024RWD and AWD Long Range (77.4 kWh); not marked standard on RWD Standard Range
2025Both packs, RWD Standard Range included

Battery packs

Model yearPackVoltageDrivetrains
202277.4 kWh697VRWD and AWD
2023–202458.0 kWh Standard Range522.7VRWD
2023–202477.4 kWh Long Range697VRWD and AWD
202563.0 kWh Standard Range523VRWD
202584.0 kWh Long Range697VRWD and AWD

See it for yourself

Scope note

Model years 2022 through 2025, non-N Ioniq 5, US market, verified against Hyundai's own spec sheets and owner's manuals. Hyundai's 2022 owner's manual gives a pack lineup and an AC charge time that conflict with the 2022 spec sheet; the spec sheet's figures are the ones shown above. The Ioniq 5 N and model year 2026 are out of scope — no 2026 non-N spec sheet could be located, and the N's charging hardware, connector and preconditioning behavior were not checked.