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  • It really depends on what you are comparing. Plus comparing specs on a spreadsheet doesnt give you the full picture. I have an ID.4 and recently had a Tiguan loaner. On paper the ID.4 is just an electric Tiguan. IRL it feels like the more expensive car it is. I would easily put it on par with similarly priced luxury ICE SUVs like the X3/Q5. And the price difference between an ID.4 and Tiguan is probably smaller than ever.

    Plus there are other reasons to get an EV like the environment, the much nicer driving experience, not having to go to gas stations (if you can primarily charge from home) etc. If you have the right life parameters there are quality of life improvements you can’t put a price on.


  • I might be biased as I just bought one and a bunch of my neighbors have them, but I see ID.4s everywhere, whereas I rarely see Ioniq 5s. If anything, recently at least I have seen more Ioniq 6s. So it’s probably just a regional thing.

    I never sat in/test drove an Ioniq 5, but I did test drive some luxury crossovers and to my undiscerning eye the ID.4 is a lot closer to an Audi than a Tiguan for example. I guess Hyundai spent its money on the electric hardware rather than the interior.