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2026SUVEVAutomatic

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Rs 1.04 crore

Rs 1,03,96,000 showroom price · checked 12 September 2026

Registration, vehicle tax and insurance cost extra. Check the exact version and final price with the dealer.

Estimated on-road · BagmatiRs 1,04,25,056Adds Rs 29,056 in registration, plate, first-year vehicle tax and compulsory insurance. Dealer charges not included. See the full breakdown and sources →

GLS Vision Roof. Sources disagree on both the motor and the price: Hyundai Nepal lists 124.9 kW at Rs 1,03,96,000, Nepal EVs says 100 kW and tops the range at Rs 1,03,00,000. Confirm the variant with the dealer.

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Hyundai's dedicated electric platform car, and the most expensive EV Hyundai sells here. 800-volt architecture means genuinely fast DC charging where a charger supports it.

Best for

Long-distance electric driving, for buyers who can absorb the price.

Rs 1,03,96,000 is ex-showroom. The on-road estimate above covers registration, the embossed plate, first-year vehicle tax and compulsory insurance in Bagmati — dealer charges are set per dealer and published nowhere, so ask for them in writing.

What do these terms mean?
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On-road price
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Variant / trim
A version of the same car. Two versions can have different batteries, engines, safety equipment and prices. Match the version on your dealer's quote.
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Car details explained

Battery

58.5 kWh

Measured in kWh: how much energy an electric car can store. A larger battery does not always mean a longer range; weight and efficiency also matter.

Range

400 km (WLTP)

The claimed distance on one full charge. Hills, speed, weather, passengers and air conditioning can change it. WLTP, NEDC and CLTC are different test methods, so their numbers are not directly comparable.

Power

125 kW (168 hp)

The engine or motor's output, shown in kW, hp or PS. It affects performance, but the car's weight and other parts matter too.

Torque

Not stated

The turning force from the engine or motor, measured in Nm. It helps the car move and pull, but a larger number alone does not prove better hill performance.

Ground clearance

160 mm

The gap between the road and the lowest part of the car. For example, 180 mm is 18 cm. Passengers and luggage can reduce that gap.

Safety rating

Not rated

A crash-test result. Check the testing organisation, year and tested version. Stars from different test programmes are not directly comparable. Not tested does not mean zero stars.

Features to check with the dealer

Different versions of this car have different features. The features below may not all be included at the price shown. Ask the dealer to list what your chosen version includes.

800V ArchitectureVehicle-to-Load360 CameraVision Roof

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