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Hyundai IONIQ 5 Prices in Ireland 2026: Reading the Electric-Car Price Spread

An IONIQ 5 comparison needs the actual battery, drivetrain and specification behind each advertised price. A single model name can conceal enough variation to make the broad median a poor description of one car.

This September 2026 guide uses current Irish advertised listings gathered through CarValue.ie’s market-search and comparison engine. The largest usable pricing group here is 2024, with 14 adverts and a median asking price of €36,694. Its middle half runs from €33,946 to €36,950. The 2024 and 2022 medians differ by €8,747. That is a difference between today’s advertised cohorts, not measured depreciation of one car; mileage, engine, specification and seller mix can also differ.

Irish asking-price snapshot

Observed 20 September 2026.

Year & fuelReference kmPricing sampleMedian askingMiddle 50%
2021 electric75,0000 (too few)Not publishedNot published
2022 electric60,0008 (small sample)€27,948€23,450–€27,995
2024 electric30,00014€36,694€33,946–€36,950

Scroll across the table to see every column.

Exact-year searches; selected mileage cohorts after the production engine’s vehicle filters. Republic of Ireland asking prices in EUR. Dealer and private adverts may be mixed. Figures rounded to the nearest euro; fewer than three matches or incomplete searches are not priced.

What the sample actually contains

2021: only 0 matching pricing listings remained, so we have not published a numerical band. This is a limit of this search, not proof that no other suitable cars exist.

2022: 8 pricing listings in the 45k-75k km (±15k) band; 7 dealer and 1 private adverts; battery and drivetrain versions may be mixed. Median asking price €27,948. The small group is particularly sensitive to individual adverts.

2024: 14 pricing listings in the 15k-45k km (±15k) band; 14 dealer and 0 private adverts; battery and drivetrain versions may be mixed. Median asking price €36,694. The group describes available asking prices, not verified transactions.

Build the shortlist around the exact version

Confirm battery and drivetrain details from the advert and documents. If the sample mixes versions, read it as an overview of available asking prices. Do not assume a price gap proves a change in market sentiment when the cars themselves differ.

For buyers: compare the complete car

Check your charging plan and the car's supported charging specification, then inspect the equipment and condition. Verify the history and any outstanding work with the relevant provider. The price table does not certify the state of any individual vehicle.

For sellers: support the asking price

Use the full version name and support condition or battery claims with evidence. Explain the equipment included in the sale. That helps a buyer judge whether your price belongs near the lower, middle or upper part of a genuinely comparable group.

How to use these figures for your own car

The reference mileage is the input used for each research case, not the exact mileage of every advert. The selected band can widen where matches are sparse. Engine and fuel filters also depend on the information in the listings; the notes above show the observed engine mix where available.

The middle 50% is the range from the lower to the upper quartile of the selected asking prices. It is neither the full cheapest-to-dearest range nor a prediction interval for a sale. A buyer’s negotiated amount and a dealer’s trade-in offer can differ from these advertised numbers.

Use the guide to establish the right comparison group, then check current evidence for your actual mileage and specification. A CarValue.ie report shows the listings behind its estimate; an inspection and your car’s records answer the condition questions that listing data cannot.

Sources and further reading

CarValue.ie research. Listing prices describe advertisements available at the observation date, not completed transactions. Advertisements can change or expire. These guides are not inspections, dealer bids or personalised valuations.

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Data in this article is drawn from live public Irish car listings analysed during independent valuations. Prices are estimates and may vary based on vehicle condition, location, and market changes. CarValue.ie is an independent service with no affiliation to any car sales platform or dealer network.