2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Standard Range

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The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Standard Range is a rear-wheel-drive electric car rated at 240 miles of EPA range. It uses 25 kWh per 100 miles and returns 135 combined MPGe. EPA estimates annual fuel cost at $550. Charging from a 240-volt connection takes 6.1 hours, giving buyers clear range and home-charging numbers to weigh.

Who it suits. Drivers whose regular trips fit within a 240-mile electric range Owners with access to 240-volt charging Shoppers comparing midsize electric cars by EPA figures

What it is

The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 6 Standard Range is a midsize electric car with rear-wheel drive. Its power comes from a 111 kW permanent-magnet synchronous motor and an automatic transmission.

Its defining EPA figure is a 240-mile driving range on electricity. The model uses no gasoline.

The numbers

EPA rates this Ioniq 6 at 135 combined MPGe and 25 kWh per 100 miles. The 240-mile range is the practical distance figure for a full charge.

What it costs to run

EPA lists annual fuel cost at $550. That estimate reflects the car's electricity use rather than gasoline consumption.

At 240 volts, a full charge takes 6.1 hours. Your actual electricity bill depends on the rate you pay, which is not provided here.

How it compares

Use the 135 MPGe figure to compare this car with other electric models in the electric efficiency list. Its 240-mile range can be weighed against models in the range list. Hyundai models are grouped in the Hyundai cars list.

Who it suits

This Ioniq 6 suits a driver who wants a midsize electric car, rear-wheel-drive layout, and an EPA range of 240 miles. It also fits someone who can use a 240-volt charging connection for a 6.1-hour charge.

Trade-offs

The car's 240-mile range and 6.1-hour 240-volt charge time set the boundaries for longer trips and charging plans. Rear-wheel drive is the only drive layout listed for this model.

NHTSA gives it a 5-star overall safety rating, with 5 stars for side crash and rollover performance and 4 stars for frontal crash performance. NHTSA lists three recalls and 35 complaints.

Verdict

Choose this Ioniq 6 if its 240-mile EPA range covers your routine and you can charge at 240 volts. The 135 MPGe rating and $550 annual fuel-cost estimate make its operating numbers easy to compare with other electric cars. Rear-wheel drive, a midsize body, and the listed safety results define the package, while the charge time and recall and complaint records are details to consider before buying.