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Hyundai Ioniq 6 vs Porsche Taycan S – The EV Charging Surprise!

In this video, we dive into the shocking performance of the 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 6 SE Long Range as it goes head-to-head with the 2025 Porsche Taycan S in real-world EV charging tests. You might expect Porsche to dominate—but the Ioniq 6 holds its own, and in some cases, even outperforms the Taycan in charging speed and efficiency!

✅ Faster 0-100% charging
✅ Incredible real-world efficiency
✅ Impressive E-GMP platform
✅ Competitive performance at a fraction of the price

From DC fast charging times to highway range and battery efficiency, we break down the numbers and reveal why the Ioniq 6 is one of the most impressive electric sedans on the market today—even when compared to a high-end performance EV like the Taycan S.

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00:00These days when it comes to analyzing performance, traditional metrics like 0-60 mph and quarter-mile times often only tell part of the story.
00:10Sure, the likes of a 2025 Porsche Taycan S can easily pummel a fellow EV sedan such as our year-long review 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 6 SE long range out at the test track.
00:21But when it comes to charge times, we recently found during our testing that the Ioniq 6 can more than hang with the Taycan S.
00:29It's the type of result that further highlights how impressive Hyundai's EGMP platform-based EVs continue to be, even when matched against Porsche's recently updated and equally impressive Taycan models.
00:40Now that our Ioniq 6 is back at our Los Angeles HQ, we had a chance to subject it to our EV testing regimen, and not only did it outperform just about every other Hyundai Group EV we've tested to date,
00:53it's the third fastest charging EV we've ever tested when it comes to cumulative range added after 15 and 30 minutes at a DC fast charger, behind only a 2025 Taycan S.
01:04We tested the Taycan S in both its normal and range modes, and are listing the closer normal results.
01:10It's not quite a photo finish, but the Ioniq 6 is in the Taycan's ballpark.
01:16Here are the results, the differences can be primarily chalked up to the fact that the Taycan S can ingest significantly more average power than the Ioniq 6 when charging from 5-80%, 258kW for the Porsche vs 195kW in the Hyundai, and 5-100%, 124kW vs 105kW.
01:37With total peak power also handily in favor of the Porsche, with total peak power also handily in favor of the Porsche, 325kW for the Taycan and 242kW for the Ioniq 6.
01:47It also must be pointed out that the Ioniq 6 is considerably more efficient, 153-127-140mpg vs 89-85-87mpg, so each mile of range added requires fewer kWh coming through the charger.
02:05The numbers are also competitive when looking at baseline 5-80kW and 5-100% charge times.
02:13The Ioniq 6 matches the Taycan to 80% at 19 minutes, and the Electron streak into its 77.4kWh battery pack some 6 minutes quicker to 100% at 45 minutes vs 51 minutes for the Porsche and its 97.0kWh battery pack.
02:31Note that the Taycan has a lot more battery to fill than the Ioniq 6 does.
02:37When it comes to our signature Motor Trend 70mph road trip range test, however, the Porsche simply took the Ioniq 6 out to the woodshed, sort of like they'd do if both cars were pitted against each other in a quarter-mile drag race.
02:50At an official EPA combined range of 361 miles, the Ioniq 6 managed 292 miles in our test that runs a car at a steady highway route from 100-5% charge.
03:03That's 19% off the EPA number and slightly worse than our overall average.
03:10It's a good number for its $43,000 price, however, and it's important to note that we don't expect our test to match the EPA's numbers, our real-world numbers have also normally been far lower.
03:21Interestingly, we tested our year-long car with about 11,400 miles on the odometer, and the number we recorded was virtually the same as a new, mechanically identical 2023 Ioniq 6 we previously range tested, which speaks to the consistency of both our test and the Ioniq SXS battery life to date.
03:40It was a far different story for the 2025 Taikung S, which recorded better range test numbers than its official government estimate of 295 miles.
03:51In its default drive mode, the Taikung cleared 302 miles, and it cleared 314 miles in efficiency-maximizing range mode.
04:01The Taikung is among the few vehicles we've tested that have bettered the EPA's numbers.
04:06The Ioniq 6 does hold one other edge over its fellow EV sedan, with a slightly better drag coefficient, 0.21 vs 0.22, numbers that help both models with overall efficiency.
04:20As our testing continues to make clear, nothing is certain, and everything is constantly changing with the charging, performance, and efficiency of EVs that often leads to surprising results, as these numbers illustrate.
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