The Tesla Model 3 and Hyundai Ioniq 6 are some of the only electric sedans out there -- but which of them is actually better?
There are finally some more electric sedan options. For years, the Tesla Model 3 was really the only good electric sedan that comes at a reasonable price — until, Hyundai recently launched the Ioniq 6. The Ioniq 6 certainly takes some cues from the larger Ioniq 5, but is smaller and sleeker, with a design seemingly inspired by the Porsche 911.
Related That, of course, isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The Model 3 offers sleek lines and a modern appearance overall, and if you like the look of other Tesla cars, you’ll like the look of the Model 3. It’s available in a number of colors too — though if you want any color other than Midnight Silver Metallic, you’ll have to pay extra.
Performance Both the Model 3 and the Ioniq 6 are electric cars, and they’ll both offer that immediate EV response — making for a zippy driving experience overall. But they don’t quite offer the same performance. First, the Model 3. The range of the Model 3 varies from 272 miles for the basic rear-wheel drive model to 333 miles for the Model 3 Long Range, which has a larger battery. The Model 3 Performance boasts 315 miles of range. The Model 3 offers a charging speed of up to 250kW, and Tesla says that you’ll get 200 miles of range in 15 minutes — though that’s really only under ideal conditions.
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