Hyundai IONIQ 5 Leasing

The 63kWh versions are currently quoted by leasing providers at around 273 miles, while 84kWh versions vary by specification, with leasing listings showing figures up to 354 miles.

Which battery should I choose?

Choose 63kWh if your normal journeys are comfortably within its available range and you do not need the additional performance or specification choice of the 84kWh range.

Choose 84kWh if you regularly make longer journeys, want to minimise charging stops, or want access to the wider selection of current IONIQ 5 versions.

IONIQ 5 Range

The current Hyundai IONIQ 5 can offer up to 354 miles of WLTP range with the 84kWh battery, depending on specification.

Range is not a fixed real-world distance. Hyundai states that battery size, driving style, outside temperature, comfort settings, passenger and cargo weight can all affect electric driving range.

For leasing purposes, annual mileage should therefore be considered alongside battery size.

If you regularly cover long motorway journeys, the 84kWh version provides a larger battery starting point. If most journeys are shorter and charging is convenient, the 63kWh version may be sufficient.

IONIQ 5 Charging

The IONIQ 5 uses an 800V electrical architecture, allowing it to accept high charging power when connected to a suitable rapid charger. Hyundai states that the latest IONIQ 5 can accept up to 260kW under optimal conditions, with a 350kW charger required for the quickest charging performance.

Current Car Leasing vehicle specifications show rapid charging from 10–80% in around 18 minutes on eligible 84kWh versions. A Tech/Zen Ultimate listing, for example, specifies an 18-minute 10–80% charging scenario.

Charging time depends on:

• Battery temperature

• Battery condition and age

• Ambient temperature

• Charger output

• Vehicle state of charge

• The specific IONIQ 5 version

Hyundai also notes that charging can take longer in cold conditions or when battery-temperature protection is activated.

IONIQ 5 Trim Levels

The current Car Leasing inventory includes several IONIQ 5 trim levels, but not every trim is available with every battery, power output or drivetrain.

Advance

Advance is available with the current 63kWh and 84kWh versions.

It provides the entry point into the current IONIQ 5 leasing range.

Premium

Premium is available with both 63kWh and 84kWh configurations in the current inventory.

It adds equipment over Advance and can be a useful middle point if you want more specification without moving to the higher trims.

N Line

N Line introduces a sportier design and is available with the 84kWh battery in both RWD and AWD configurations within the current Car Leasing inventory.

N Line S

N Line S is a higher-specification version of the N Line and is also available in RWD and AWD configurations in the current inventory.

Ultimate

Ultimate is the higher equipment-focused option in the current range.

Current Car Leasing listings include 168kW RWD and 239kW AWD Ultimate versions, with some vehicles also carrying Tech, Zen or combined Tech/Zen packs.

N Line vs Ultimate

N Line and Ultimate serve slightly different priorities.

N Line is the more obvious choice if exterior styling and the sportier character of the trim are important.

Ultimate is more appropriate if you prioritise equipment and available technology.

The right choice also depends on the exact battery, drivetrain and equipment package attached to the listing.

Compare the complete vehicle specification rather than assuming that the trim name alone determines the equipment.

Tech Pack and Zen Pack

Current Car Leasing inventory includes Ultimate versions with:

• Tech Pack

• Zen Pack

• Tech/Zen Pack

These are separate live vehicle configurations rather than generic features that should be assumed to exist on every Ultimate.

If you are comparing two Ultimate vehicles, check the exact equipment list on each listing before choosing between them.

IONIQ 5 Performance

The IONIQ 5 is available with different power outputs.

Current Car Leasing listings include:

• 125kW 63kWh

• 168kW 84kWh RWD

• 239kW 84kWh AWD

The 168kW 84kWh version is listed at around 7.5 seconds from 0–62mph, while the 239kW AWD version can achieve around 5.3 seconds, depending on specification.

This gives you a clear choice between prioritising range and efficiency or adding the performance and traction of AWD.

Hyundai IONIQ 5 vs IONIQ 5 N

The IONIQ 5 N is a separate performance model, not simply another trim of the standard IONIQ 5.

Hyundai currently lists the IONIQ 5 N with an 84kWh battery, 650PS and four-wheel drive.

Current leasing competitors also treat the IONIQ 5 N as a separate model, with Select and Nationwide providing dedicated IONIQ 5 N leasing pages.

The standard IONIQ 5 is therefore the more appropriate choice if you are primarily interested in range, everyday usability, equipment and lease flexibility.

The IONIQ 5 N is the relevant choice if high-performance driving is the priority.

Current Car Leasing's Hyundai range also lists IONIQ 5 N separately from IONIQ 5, reinforcing the distinction between the two models.

Should I lease an IONIQ 5 or IONIQ 5 N?

Choose the IONIQ 5 if you want an electric family SUV with a choice of batteries, equipment levels and RWD/AWD configurations.

Choose the IONIQ 5 N if you specifically want the high-performance 650PS AWD version and its N-specific performance equipment.

This page should link to the dedicated IONIQ 5 N leasing page rather than attempting to reproduce the complete N model content here.

IONIQ 5 Practicality

The IONIQ 5 is designed around Hyundai's dedicated electric platform, creating a spacious interior and five-door layout.

Current leasing sources quote up to 527 litres of boot space, while the IONIQ 5 N has a smaller quoted boot capacity of around 480 litres.

For a family lease, the standard IONIQ 5 therefore provides a useful combination of:

• Five-door access

• Five-seat layout

• Large interior

• Useful luggage capacity

• Electric powertrain

• Long-range 84kWh option

IONIQ 5 Technology

Current Hyundai equipment includes technology such as:

• 12.3-inch touchscreen navigation

• Bluelink connected services

• Over-the-air software updates

• Highway driving assistance

• Blind-spot monitoring

• Surround View Monitor on eligible specifications

• Vehicle-to-Load capability on eligible versions

Equipment varies by trim and optional pack, so the individual lease vehicle should be checked before assuming a particular feature is included.

IONIQ 5 for Long Journeys

The IONIQ 5 is particularly relevant to drivers who regularly cover longer distances because the 84kWh versions combine a large battery with rapid-charging capability.

For longer journeys, compare:

• 63kWh vs 84kWh

• RWD vs AWD

• Annual mileage

• Public charging availability

• Your normal motorway journey length

• Charging access at home or work

The 84kWh battery offers the greater range potential, while the IONIQ 5's 800V architecture can provide rapid charging when connected to a suitable high-power charger.

IONIQ 5 for Everyday Driving

For shorter daily journeys, the decision does not necessarily come down to choosing the largest battery.

If your normal driving is comfortably within the range of the 63kWh model and you have convenient access to charging, it may be sufficient.

If you regularly travel longer distances or want greater flexibility between charging stops, the 84kWh version is the stronger option.

IONIQ 5 Business Leasing

The IONIQ 5 is available for business leasing as well as personal leasing on eligible vehicles.

Business customers can compare:

• Vehicle specification

• Battery size

• RWD or AWD

• Contract length

• Initial rental

• Annual mileage

• Monthly rental

• Maintenance selection

Current Car Leasing listings display both personal and business lease structures on eligible IONIQ 5 vehicles.

Any tax or VAT treatment depends on the business, vehicle and individual agreement and should be confirmed before ordering.

IONIQ 5 Personal Leasing

Personal leasing allows you to select the vehicle and then compare the available contract structure.

When comparing an IONIQ 5 personal lease, look at:

• Initial rental

• Monthly rental

• Contract length

• Annual mileage

• Battery

• Trim

• Drivetrain

• Equipment

The monthly rental alone does not describe the complete cost structure of a lease.

What Is Included With an IONIQ 5 Lease?

Exact inclusions depend on the individual lease agreement.

Current Car Leasing vehicle listings show:

• Road tax included

• Free UK mainland delivery

• Personal and business lease options

• Optional maintenance on eligible vehicles

• Agreed annual mileage

• Agreed contract period

Maintenance is not automatically included and may be selected as an additional option on eligible vehicles. Current Car Leasing IONIQ 5 listings display maintenance as an optional addition.

Always check the individual vehicle quotation for the exact inclusions.

IONIQ 5 Lease Terms and Mileage

The current Car Leasing IONIQ 5 selector provides a range of contract and mileage choices.

The current page exposes:

• 18, 24, 36, 48 and 60-month contracts

• 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12-month initial rentals

• 5,000 to 30,000 annual mileage options

The exact combination available depends on the vehicle.

Your agreed monthly rental depends on factors including:

• IONIQ 5 version

• Battery

• Power output

• Trim

• Drivetrain

• Contract length

• Initial rental

• Annual mileage

• Personal or business lease

• Maintenance selection

• Current availability

Compare the whole structure rather than selecting an IONIQ 5 solely on the headline monthly rental.

How Does Hyundai IONIQ 5 Leasing Work?

Choose the IONIQ 5 specification that matches your driving requirements.

Then select the available:

1. Lease type

2. Contract length

3. Initial rental

4. Annual mileage

5. Maintenance option, where available

The lease agreement sets the rental payments and contracted mileage.

At the end of the agreement, the vehicle is normally returned subject to the agreement, contracted mileage and fair wear and tear requirements.

Excess mileage charges may apply if the agreed mileage is exceeded.

Compare Current Hyundai IONIQ 5 Leasing Options

Use the live IONIQ 5 vehicles above to compare the current specifications.

Start with the battery:

63kWh → consider if your normal driving does not require the larger battery.

84kWh → consider for greater range potential and the widest specification choice.

Then choose the drivetrain:

168kW RWD → the balanced 84kWh option.

239kW AWD → more power and all-wheel-drive traction.

Finally compare the trim, equipment package, contract length, initial rental and annual mileage.

If high-performance driving is your priority, consider the separate Hyundai IONIQ 5 N rather than treating it as another standard IONIQ 5 trim.

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