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Once on the move in your IONIQ 5
The IONIQ 5 drives basically no different to any other car, however it benefits
from regenerative braking. This allows the car to brake itself by simply releasing
the accelerator pedal. The intensity of the regenerative braking can be changed
to match driving preference and this can be done via the paddles behind
the steering wheel. The left paddle increases the strength of the regenerative
braking, whilst the right reduces the intensity. If the right paddle is held down for
a few seconds, the automatic regenerative braking function is activated which
customizes the strength to suit the environment around the IONIQ 5. This also
helps to improve efficiency therefore maximizing your driving distance.
The IONIQ 5 features a range of other useful technologies like wireless smart
phone charging, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, satellite navigation and smart
cruise control. Convenient controls located on the steering wheel allows the driver
to easily change settings or entertainment functions while keeping both hands on
the steering wheel for safety.
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Powering the IONIQ 5
This is the key difference between the IONIQ 5 and a conventional car. Instead
of filling the vehicle with fuel when the tank is almost empty, the IONIQ 5 needs
to be recharged when the battery is running low. This is clearly displayed on
the driver display screen with both a percentage and a ‘distance to empty’
kilometer’s figure.
Note: You should avoid running the battery to 0%. If you do happen to run out of
charge then please call roadside assistance on 0800 498 632.
Contact AVIS on 0800 655 111
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