Convoy real range and efficiency test! Hyundai Ioniq 6 v Tesla 3 Model 3 Long Range v BMW i4 40e
Hyundai IONIQ 6 v Tesla Model 3 Long Range v BMW i4 40e real-range and efficiency convoy comparison.
This is the New Hyundai Ioniq 6 up against the mighty Tesla Model 3 and the BMW i4 40e.
Each one of these promises long range and super efficiency. The Hyundai especially with its distinctive aerodynamic design and very low drag coefficient should prove super slippery and super efficient.
A convoy comparison is the best way to compare cars exactly because they are being driven under the same conditions on the same roads at the same time at the same speed. Drive these at separate times and the results are hard to really compare.
So here we are, which do you think will be the least and worst efficient EV and what do you think the real range will be?
3 very good electric cars but which would you choose?
I’ll also give you my first impressions on the Ioniq 6 and let you know what I like and don’t like. In my mind it’s May be smooth and quiet but it has a major flaw that I find it hard to see past.
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The 19" wheels on the BMW have a 10% effect on range so take that into an account. I have an eDrive 40 on 18"s and can regularly get 4.0 miles/kwh on long journeys. I test drove a Tesla before I got the BMW, and the BMW is more comfortable, handles better, is quieter and is much easier to use basic functions whilst driving. The Tesla is marginally more efficient but it's a worse "car"
Really appreciate the amount of work that goes into these videos. The editing is always top notch.
The RWD 18" wheels variant of the I6 is supposed to be the "efficient" version. The other variants with AWD and larger wheels are not very efficient.
I love the way you review. After driving electric for a while, this is the way you think. Far too many reviews on other channels review EVs from an ICE-centric perspective. I get it, most EV buyers are coming from ICE cars, but a couple of months' experience with an EV and you focus on different things. Well done!
Another brilliant review & video. Keep up the great work!
Great back-to-back, real-world comparison, as always, RIchard - you and the Team really do go 'the extra mile' to make these test as everyday-life as possible, which is brilliant for any potential buyers.
I have a I4 edrive 40 with standard wheels. My consumption since factory is 4.16 miles/kWh Range is 335 on average. On longer trips a lot more. You should compare cars with standard tyres and efficiency should be measured when charging up on same charger on all cars. Here also preheating is included.
The one thing with the Hyundai is you can use Airplay or Android and the experience I have with my E Niro built in Nav is okay, but far easier on my Apple CarPlay. Again, a great show of how EV's compare and behave. Love these videos to show what can be done. Amazed how many FastNed chargers are there and great to see that again 20 mins adds 130 miles of range, ready for the next coffee break!
Hi Richard. A great video & amusing too. Thanks for collecting my Taycan yesterday. Cheers, Simon
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As always, great and very useful comparison!
My EV6 reports exactly like the Ioniq 6. The app always shows a better efficiency than the dashboard. The last month has recorded an average of 4.56 m/kWh over 670.45 miles consuming 146.76 kWh and recuperation of 61.70 kWh. The dashboard figure varies from 3.9 to 4.2 over the same period. Whatever, it is still much less expensive than petrol or diesel would be......and much cleaner!
I really appreciate your testing.
Andrew here, owner of the Ioniq 6. Great video. Thanks again for letting me part of it. It was a long day but lots of fun!
SOC displayed in EVs is often non-linear so it makes more sense to calculate the real world range using average consumption and usable capacity.
Testing the Tesla Long range rwd will be very interesting. Tesla model 3 long range AWD now available new with zero miles from Tesla inventory in the U.K for £45,990. My heart goes out to you Richard as an EV car dealer.
For me, this test is better then carwow ev test's
Great comparison video
No one does these tests like you. Keep it up.
Loves these comparisons