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Colour guide

Pearl - Lucid blue Free

A beautiful shade of blue that is a popular choice among Ioniq 5 drivers. Because it is a pearlescent finish, it can look a slightly different colour in different lights which is a nice effect.

Solid - Atlas white £350

Atlas white is the only solid colour in the Ioniq 5 range. It is the second cheapest option (after Mystic Olive green which has no additional cost). As with all white cars it needs to be kept clean to stay looking its best, but if you can do that white is always a good choice.

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Metallic - Cyber grey £700

Cyber grey really compliments the futuristic design of the Ioniq 5. It is a silvery grey, which makes it a very classic choice, but one that still looks extremely modern due to the Ioniq 5’s design.

Pearl - Abyss black £700

Compared to some of the other options, this Abyss Black doesn’t quite do the Ioniq 5 justice. The funky design needs a brighter colour to lift it and this pearly finish will take a good amount of looking after as well.

Pearl - Digital teal green £700

The pearlescent Digital teal green has a beautiful look reminiscent of a lake. A special finish and really quite unique.

Pearl - Ecotronic grey £700

With a greeny tinge, Ecotronic grey is a cool colour for the Ioniq 5. It contrasts nicely with the silvery trim pieces and helps show off the sharp creases down the side of the car. With the pearl effect, it'll take effort to look after though.

Matte - Gravity gold £900

Matte finishes are starting to grow in popularity and Gravity gold is a striking choice. It is more silver with gold undertones than obviously gold. The downside with matte finishes is that they can be hard to clean and maintain.

Matte - Shooting star grey £900

Another matte option is Shooting star grey. It’s quite a dark shade, which means dirt won’t show up too obviously. It comes with the same matte finish challenges around maintenance.