What's the difference between "Tinted vs Privacy" Rear Windscreen?
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Typically Privacy Glass is when the glass itself is darkened during manufacturing, whereas tinted is film applied to the glass after it is made.
What's the difference between "Tinted vs Privacy" Rear Windscreen?
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I didn't realize factories ever applied tinting film.Typically Privacy Glass is when the glass itself is darkened during manufacturing, whereas tinted is film applied to the glass after it is made.
I didn't realize factories ever applied tinting film.
I think they have dropped the rear side pull up blinds in favour of tinted and privacy glass.Think they missed ticking the boxes for Android Auto & Apple Carplay as it was all ticked in the specs last week
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And I'm still not sure which versions, (if any), come with the pull up blinds on the rear side windows?
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Have just been sent the latest Project 45 Specs - Includes a bit more info on the range than was put on the news pages last week
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Full PDFs in downloads below
I would have hoped the advertised AWD feature would have been switchable to save on range,
kind of disappointing if this is not the case. The mention of 4WD by the Zoom chat video hopefully is a mistake.
Both websites ...Canada :
https://www.hyundaicanada.com/en/coming-soon/2022-ioniq-5
Available in all-wheel drive,
and Hyundai world website:
https://www.hyundai.com/worldwide/e...t=9&type=RES&type=IMG&listPageUrl=release.all
At the top of the electric motor lineup is an all-wheel drive (AWD) option paired with the 72.6-kWh battery, producing a combined power output of 225-kW and 605 Nm of torque. This PE configuration can go from 0 km/h to 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds.
mention this AWD feature- not 4WD , and of course no mention of switchable, or directed to rear or front as required.
The AWD system doesn't appear to be manually switchable, but seems to behave differently depending on drive move. On eco and normal, the front motor only engages when the car thinks necessary. On sport mode, the front motor appears to be engaged all the time (or at least more often). I get this from one of the Asian Petrolhead videos where he shows a closeup of the instrument display.Sweet, time to check out this link!
If that is the actual operational characteristics at least it is somewhat selectable. In adverse conditions that could be quite handy, thanks for the update.The AWD system doesn't appear to be manually switchable, but seems to behave differently depending on drive move. On eco and normal, the front motor only engages when the car thinks necessary. On sport mode, the front motor appears to be engaged all the time (or at least more often). I get this from one of the Asian Petrolhead videos where he shows a closeup of the instrument display.
Granted, I'm sure some drivers would love to control it directly, but that said it's a clever system IMO. It should provide all or most of the benefits of a conventional AWD system with maybe half the efficiency loss or less.
Yep I've got that email too and a lot of ?&%$£%)@> also came out of my mouthAfter discussing the imminent arrival of my car in the next few weeks with my dealer a couple of days ago, I just received the following email: ****!!
Dear Mr XXXXXX
As a valued customer, I am writing to inform you of some important updates to the arrival of IONIQ 5 into the UK.
We had previously communicated that the first IONIQ 5 models, including our limited edition Project 45 models were due to arrive in the UK in late June/early July.
As you know, the Project 45 models are highly specified and come with a range of additional features and equipment above the standard model. Unfortunately, due to supply constraints on some components, the manufacture of the Project 45 vehicles is delayed.
Production of right hand drive IONIQ 5 Project 45 vehicles is scheduled to be complete during July and allowing for shipment and inland transport we anticipate that deliveries can be completed from late August through September.
We sincerely apologise for the delay and any inconvenience this may cause. My team will remain available to you during this period and they will update you as soon as possible with a definitive delivery schedule.
I personally wish to thank you for your patience so far and I am sure that your special IONIQ 5 will be worth the wait.
Regards
Ashley Andrew
Managing Director
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The "supply constraints" are not clearly defined, is it battery supply or the chip shortage?After discussing the imminent arrival of my car in the next few weeks with my dealer a couple of days ago, I just received the following email: ****!!
Dear Mr XXXXXX
As a valued customer, I am writing to inform you of some important updates to the arrival of IONIQ 5 into the UK.
We had previously communicated that the first IONIQ 5 models, including our limited edition Project 45 models were due to arrive in the UK in late June/early July.
As you know, the Project 45 models are highly specified and come with a range of additional features and equipment above the standard model. Unfortunately, due to supply constraints on some components, the manufacture of the Project 45 vehicles is delayed.
Production of right hand drive IONIQ 5 Project 45 vehicles is scheduled to be complete during July and allowing for shipment and inland transport we anticipate that deliveries can be completed from late August through September.
We sincerely apologise for the delay and any inconvenience this may cause. My team will remain available to you during this period and they will update you as soon as possible with a definitive delivery schedule.
I personally wish to thank you for your patience so far and I am sure that your special IONIQ 5 will be worth the wait.
Regards
Ashley Andrew
Managing Director
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WOW $100 for 8 months wait such generosity, I would prefer free car insurance for a year well no harm in being cheekyThe "supply constraints" are not clearly defined, is it battery supply or the chip shortage?
Hopefully Hyundai can provide some guidance and administer some form of suitable compensation for the delay based on the assurance that it will be "worth the wait".
When we pre-ordered in Canada (July 2018) for the 2019 Kona EV, a $100 gift card was sent in December which was nice... didn't receive the car till end of Feb
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Thanks to COVID-19, I had to wait a year for my electric MINI Cooper SE. While I was waiting, MINI sent out a letter of apology with a matted designer sketch of the car. The dealer gave me a pair of MINI Cooper socks. (Don't ask what a matted designer is--I don't know.)WOW $100 for 8 months wait such generosity, I would prefer free car insurance for a year well no harm in being cheeky![]()
I'm beginning to think $100 for 8 months is looking quite good compared to a print and a pair of socks, mind you Mini Cooper socks might be quite valuable on ebay in the future but don't wear them, trying to imagine me in Ioniq 5 Project 45 socks with little LED's to match the cars lightsThanks to COVID-19, I had to wait a year for my electric MINI Cooper SE. While I was waiting, MINI sent out a letter of apology with a matted designer sketch of the car. The dealer gave me a pair of MINI Cooper socks. (Don't ask what a matted designer is--I don't know.)
I'm beginning to think $100 for 8 months is looking quite good compared to a print and a pair of socks, mind you Mini Cooper socks might be quite valuable on ebay in the future but don't wear them, trying to imagine me in Ioniq 5 Project 45 socks with little LED's to match the cars lightsNah I'm going to be cheeky and ask for insurance and or a home charger.
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House Insurance???Oh yeah, house insurance is a great idea with a new from the ground up vehicle![]()