Overview
MSRP
$42,450
EPA Range (Combined)
361 mi
EPA Range (City)
370 mi
EPA Range (Highway)
308 mi
Real-World Est.
280 mi
Battery (Usable)
74 kWh
Battery (Gross)
77.4 kWh
Drivetrain
RWD
MPGe (Combined)
136 MPGe
kWh/100mi
23 kWh
Charging
Tesla Supercharger Compatibility
Tesla Supercharger access: adapter-supported
This EV can be a practical NACS/Supercharger vehicle when used with an approved adapter and active network access.
Native Fast-Charge Port
CCS
PlugRanked Label
CCS + NACS adapter
Buyer Note
Confirm adapter availability and automaker activation before buying or planning long trips.
Home charging for the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6
the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6 may use NACS fast charging with an adapter, but daily home charging should still match the vehicle's AC port.
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DC Fast Port
CCS
AC Port
J1772
NACS Access
Adapter
Max DC Fast Charge
350 kW
10→80% Time
~18 min
No charging curve data available
Performance
0–60 mph
5.1 s
Horsepower
225 hp
Torque
258 lb-ft
Dimensions & Capacity
Cargo Volume
10.6 cu ft
Seats
5
Curb Weight
4,211 lbs
Length
191.1 in
Width
73 in
Height
58.8 in
Wheelbase
116.1 in
Infotainment
Thermal Management
Heat pumps use less energy than resistive heaters in cold weather — meaningfully better winter range.
Bidirectional Charging
Warranty
Battery
10 yr / 100k mi
Bumper-to-bumper
5 yr / 60k mi
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