Hyundai Ioniq 5 vs. Ford Mustang Mach-E vs. Volkswagen ID.4
First place: Hyundai Ioniq 5
Never mind an EV shortlist: if you’re looking for a new car then the Ioniq 5 should be seriously considered. It’s got plenty of range, ultra-fast charging, excellent comfort and lots of kit. The interior is vast and packed with the best tech here, plus it has great performance for the cash – a Mach-E with similar speed is on the wrong side of £50,000. The Hyundai is practical, refined and has its own identity, cementing a deserved win.
Second place: Ford Mustang Mach-E
The Mach-E is a brilliant electric car, although in RWD Standard Range form it loses out when it comes to practicality, charging and range, hence its second-place finish. Yet the Ford offers the best driving experience in an electric car at this kind of price, with enjoyable handling and a responsive powertrain, plus it’s packed with tech, and the entry-level model is pretty strong value, especially on PCP finance.
Third place: Volkswagen ID.4
The ID.4 falls to third place, but it’s definitely still a great choice. It’s the most practical of these three and also the most comfortable. It has a slightly longer range than its rivals, although not enough to make a huge difference in the real world, and is relaxing on any kind of journey. It’s third here because it can’t keep up with the other two in terms of performance, handling, charging or interior quality.
Complete vergelijkingstest: https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/hyundai/ioniq-5/355583/ioniq-5-vs-volkswagen-id4-vs-ford-mustang-mach-e
Heb 'm van de week bij de dealer bekeken (mijn Scoupe achterlatend, die daar nu nog staat voor de APK en wat onderhoud), maar het is inderdaad een veel grotere auto dan je op basis van de foto's zou kunnen vermoeden. Het interieur oogt modern en bijzonder ruimtelijk. Kennelijk gaat de verkoop goed, de dealer vertelde dat de vraag veel groter is dan hij kan leveren. Ik kan me voorstellen dat leveringen toch al worden beperkt door chiptekorten.