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Demand of electric cars continues to grow in Australia, but now buyers have the option of purchasing a pre-owned Ioniq 5 directly from Hyundai.


Those who missed out on the Hyundai Ioniq 5 now have another chance – provided they don’t mind some wear and tear.

Hyundai Australia today announced it has begun selling used Ioniq 5 models on its website – beginning with 23 vehicles initially – which it says are former company-owned cars, or customer vehicles.

A spokesperson for Hyundai Australia said the used Ioniq 5s have been “sharply priced” – avoiding excessive markups, despite demand.



The vehicles have been advertised from $68,200 drive-away for a 2WD model with less than 20,000 kilometres on the clock, up to $75,150 drive-away for an AWD variant with a little over 5000km.

Compare that to a brand-new Ioniq 5 Dynamiq RWD that is priced from $69,900 before on-road costs, and an Ioniq 5 Techniq AWD for $77,500 before on-road costs – albeit with larger battery packs, and a shorter standard feature list in the Dynamiq.

Being a first-come-first service basis, it’s possible some of the initial batch of 23 used vehicles could be ‘flipped’ by individuals or dealerships – a process whereby an individual or dealer buys a vehicle under market value with the express purpose of selling it for profit – and purchased by those willing to pay a premium to skip the queue.



Hyundai Australia says the used cars are currently only available to be purchased in Sydney during this trial period, with more pre-owned Ioniq 5s expected to be made available in other Australian cities in the future.

The company says it will continue to add pre-owned Ioniq 5s to its website, which will be a mix of ex-company cars and trade-ins from customers who are swapping into Ioniq 6 sedans – or other future Ioniq models which will be exclusively sold through the company’s website.



For those looking for a used Hyundai Ioniq 5, you can find them by clicking here.

Ben Zachariah

Ben Zachariah is an experienced writer and motoring journalist from Melbourne, having worked in the automotive industry for more than 15 years. Ben was previously an interstate truck driver and completed his MBA in Finance in early 2021. He is considered an expert in the area of classic car investment.

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