2019 Hyundai IONIQ Electric Premium v Nissan LEAF Comparison Test | carsales
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2019
- The Hyundai IONIQ and Nissan LEAF make electric cars more convincing than ever, but which should be in your driveway?
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Hey everyone! Which would be your pick of these two? Are you team IONIQ or team LEAF?
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before I pick I would like to know how fast it can go of the mark to 60 kmh and also to 100 kmh if the range given is at 100 kmh or 50 kmh
No fast charging and no thermal battery management in the Leaf, makes the decision for me (I would also be looking at used). 95% of my charging will be at home, but when I do travel fast charging is essential for our wide brown land.
Rick Adrian both support fast charging, though the LEAF cripples charging rate when the battery gets hot 🥵 #rapidgate
I'm comparing these two vehicles as possible options for our third family car. I'd be buying a second hand 2-3 year old one. If you wanted to drive from Sydney to Melbourne in either the Hyundai IONIQ 28kWh or the Nissan Leaf 40kWh and planned the trip using abetterrouteplanner.com/ then you'd need to spend 4 hours and 11 minutes charging in the Nissan Leaf but only 2 hours and 4 minutes in the Hyundai IONIQ. While I would never want to do this, does illustrate clearly that the Hyundai is clearly the more efficient and more practical EV.
David Kent the old IONIC is definitely a winner for that use case. Check out Bjorn Nyland’s 1000km challenge data for more comparisons over long distances.
I disagree with your reason, seeing as it would be a third car... 2 years ago that is. A 5-year old used leaf costs half as much as the equally used ioniq. So for half price, if 90% of your needs are met, then there is great value there. I'm planning my 2025 purchase now, and I am thinking about used leaf vs Ioniq. Not sure which one will win.
Leaf is better! You won't regret!
We have before Leaf 2018 end i sold en bought ioniq 2018 toppmodel til now i don’t have somuch experience but I think i lower consumption end heatpump end faster charger Maybe it’s better to have ioniq ! I live in Norway end here winter its so long 5-6 months end better to have ioniq