Ioniq 5 Camping

This was my experience car camping in the Hyundai Ioniq 5. Honestly, this was more of a test than "camping". I plan on doing a real camping trip soon but until then enjoy! If you have any questions feel free to ask below!
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[@sergiomomesso1590]

I agree with OP, one of the thing is to able to reach the front car to lock unlock door . Personally, I sleeped in my I5 I think 4 night already. (2 in summer time with 30C outside and 2 night in wither at near 0C or little under and most night I lost around 5-8% only with climate active, for 8 hours sleeping each time. I agree with OP, one of the thing is to able to reach the front car to lock unlock door. Another thing, long time ago I have removed the wasting top truck top floor to have more space but for sleeping, it's bad idea since I have more trunk space but not flat trunk anymore. Then when I do it, I needed to add plank to have flat floor to sleep.

[@marc.lepage]

I've tested for fit, not as big a guy so feels plenty spacious, but I've not slept in it yet, so no idea about comfort. I'd use self inflating pads I have. I'm less concerned about running HVAC and more about fresh air, either a way to open the windows but keep out bugs, or a way to ensure the air exchanger runs often enough.

[@MrJkenney485]

We are building our Hi5 out to RV in this summer. Bought a 3" memory foam mattress topper for the back, it worked. But it was not great for more than 1 or 2 nights. We ended up getting the megamat auto from Exped, it is amazing.
But if you are only doing short camping trips and love anywhere near Colorado, I still have the mattress topper if you want it.

[@ExploreWithCarlos]

Thanks for the offer, Im nowhere near colorado unfortunately lol. But good to know about the megamat from Exped. I will have to look into that!

[@horselover-vt7np]

omggg your fur baby looks just like mine !!! mines a black lab and border collie mix they have the same white chest fur to !!

[@ELMS]

Thanks for doing this for me 😂. I’ve wondered about it.

[@blountra]

Invite? Camping lan party?

[@dhilbe11]

You mention you lost 5% of your range overnight...about what was that number? Also, might you know your SOC before and after? Thanks.

[@ExploreWithCarlos]

So youre looking about losing 12-14 miles to keep it on overnight in utility mode. I was at 69% SOC and woke up to I think around 64%

[@marc.lepage]

The heat pump is reasonably efficient. I park for an hour while kid is having a music lesson, running heat or cooling, it barely registers. So 5% for half a day is in line with that. Same usage would be less percentage on a bigger battery (compared to the smaller one).

[@sergiomomesso1590]

I bet he men he lost 5% of SOC. Personally, I sleeped in my I5 I think 4 night already. (2 in summer time with 30C outside and 2 night in wither at near 0C or little under and most night I lost around 5-8% only for 8 hours sleeping each time.

[@marc.lepage]

@@sergiomomesso1590 I slept two nights last weekend. Was hot in day but went down to 8 C overnight. With cabin climate set to 18 C, it used 3% SOC the first night. The second night it used 5% SOC, but I had climate set to 20 C for the first half of the night before reducing it to 18 C as it was too warm inside the cabin. I have the long range battery.

[@frankiealexander1]

Is there a way to turn off the instrument cluster when you place it into until mode?

[@ExploreWithCarlos]

I did not find a way :(

[@frankiealexander1]

@@ExploreWithCarlos I kinda figured but having in dark mode definitely helps from being a distraction.

[@Ry0812]

i remember it have turn off screen option, it should be some where on the home screen and then top left corner

[@paulbrown3333]

Yes you can turn the display off, via the settings > display and then the three line menu button at the top