Alternatively, they could choose a $400 credit towards public charging. In either case, this simplifies the purchase of one of America’s top electric vehicles.

• Hyundai is broadening an initiative that offers complimentary home charging stations to customers purchasing electric vehicles.
• Currently, the offer encompasses the 2024 and 2025 model year Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 models.
• This completely aligns with increasing the sales of electric vehicles, and additional car manufacturers ought to adopt this approach as well.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 are already among the top electric vehicles available in America—even if the The latter isn't precisely leading the bestseller lists. Now, the automaker is enhancing the incentive by including a complimentary home charger with every lease or purchase of these vehicles.

Hyundai has had something similar running Since last summer, however, the car manufacturer declared on Monday that additional models now meet the criteria. Starting from March 1st, both the 2024 and 2025 Ioniq 6 models will join, along with the 2024 Ioniq 5 model. 2025 Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 5 N were already eligible. You can see the latest on this offer in the handy chart below:

Until the end of 2025, purchasers and renters of new Ioniq 5 and 6 vehicles will receive a free ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 charger, or alternatively, $400 worth of public charging credits accessible through the ChargePoint application. Those who opt for the charging credits with the purchase of an Ioniq 5 N model will even receive an additional $50.

Significantly, customers remain responsible for all expenses related to the installation of the unit. They also need to ensure it is professionally connected to their home’s electrical grid via an authorized Hyundai installer. Furthermore, purchasers must redeem this offer within two months from the date of buying or leasing their vehicle; thereafter, they will have an additional two-month period to finalize the setup process.

It appears obvious that this approach could encourage more individuals to think about electric vehicles. Charging presents the biggest unknown and fear when moving away from gas-powered cars. Therefore, assisting people with setting up home chargers should significantly boost their trust inEVs. One study recently found that 71% of car buyers would be more likely to buy an EV from a manufacturer that handles home charger installation.

It's no wonder we're seeing these kinds of free or discounted home charger offers expand and multiply. Ford's Power Promise , for example, offers a free Level 2 charger and Covers fundamental installation expenses additionally. This is particularly beneficial for purchasers who wish to cautiously test the electric vehicle market through leasing; a complimentary or reduced-cost Level 2 charger might be pivotal. Such an inclusion aids significantly since numerous individuals are unsure about managing the setup procedure.

Moreover, Hyundai’s recent promotional push might help extract the Ioniq 6 from its current slump in sales. This electric sedan stands out as one of the most energy-efficient vehicles available today, boasting impressive efficiency and an appealing design along with excellent value for mileage. However, being a sedan in a market dominated by SUVs, it often finds itself overshadowed by the more popular Ioniq 5 crossover.

Perhaps a complimentary ChargePoint charger could boost the popularity of the Ioniq 6. it's always deserved .

Have a tip related to the electric vehicle industry, or an experience with buying or owning an EV to share? Reach out to the author: tim.levin@insideevs.com

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