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5 graded picks for Hyundai Ioniq 5
EV charger
Autel MaxiCharger 50A
for a Hyundai Ioniq 5
- ABest fit
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- GPoor fit
Grade A. Charges at 11 of the 11 kW your Hyundai Ioniq 5 can take.
- 10–100%
- 6.3 h
- Output
- 50A
- Price
- $549
- Price checked 2026
- Mar 23
4.5 retailer rating
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Five categories, one grading system. Start anywhere; the label works the same way.
- Grade ABest caseAutel MaxiCharger 50A
50A output · 12 kW max · 25 ft cordGrade A on 9 cars
$549Check price - Grade ABest caseGrizzl-E Classic 40A
40A output · 9.6 kW max · 24 ft cordGrade A on 9 cars
$299.99Check price - Grade ABest caseEmporia Smart EVSE 48A
48A output · 11.52 kW max · 24 ft cordGrade A on 27 cars
$459Check price
Highest retailer ratings, with each charger's best grade across the cars we cover.
- Grade AAventon Level.2 Commuter
60 mi range · 28 mph top speed
$1,499Check price - Grade BRide1Up 700-Series
50 mi range · 28 mph top speed
$1,695Check price - Grade CVelotric Discover 2
75 mi range · 28 mph top speed
$1,499Check price
Graded for commuting. 6 jobs graded in all.
- Grade ASegway Ninebot MAX G2
43 mi range · 22 mph top speed
$629.99Check price - Grade BApollo Go
30 mi range · 28 mph top speed
$799Check price - Grade CNIU K200F
33 mi range · 20 mph top speed
$569Check price
Graded for commuting. 4 jobs graded in all.
- Grade AEcoFlow DELTA Pro
3,600 Wh capacity · 3,600 W ac out
$1,899Check price - Grade BEcoFlow DELTA 3
1,024 Wh capacity · 1,800 W ac out
$599Check price - Grade CBluetti AC180
1,152 Wh capacity · 1,800 W ac out
$499Check price
Graded for home backup. 4 jobs graded in all.
- Grade AEGO Power+ 21" Self-Propelled Mower
mower type · 56V battery
$529Check price - Grade BGreenworks Pro 80V 21" Mower
mower type · 80V battery
$450.91Check price
Graded for mowing. 4 jobs graded in all.
Chargers, by car
30 EVs and plug-in hybrids, each with its onboard charger limit. That number decides which home charger is worth paying for.
- Audi Q8 e-tron9.6 kW
- BMW i411 kW
- BMW iX11 kW
- Cadillac Escalade IQ11.5 kW
- Cadillac Lyriq19.2 kW
- Chevy Equinox EV11.5 kW
- Chrysler Pacifica PHEV6.6 kW
- Dodge Charger Daytona EV11 kW
- Ford F-150 Lightning11.3 kW
- Ford Mustang Mach-E11 kW
- Genesis Electrified GV7011 kW
- Genesis GV6011 kW
- GMC Sierra EV19.2 kW
- Honda Prologue11.5 kW
- Hyundai Ioniq 511 kW
- Hyundai Ioniq 611 kW
- Jeep Wrangler 4xe PHEV7.7 kW
- Kia EV911 kW
- Lexus RZ450e6.6 kW
- Lucid Air19.2 kW
- Mercedes EQS9.6 kW
- Nissan Ariya7.2 kW
- Polestar 211 kW
- Rivian R1S11.5 kW
- Rivian R1T11.5 kW
- Subaru Solterra6.6 kW
- Toyota bZ4X6.6 kW
- Toyota RAV4 Prime PHEV6.6 kW
- Volvo EX4011 kW
- VW ID.411 kW
The jargon, in plain English
- kW (kilowatts)
- How fast power flows. A 11.5 kW charger adds roughly 30–40 miles of range per hour to most EVs. More
- Onboard charger
- The part inside your car that caps home charging speed. A charger faster than it can't help. More
- Amps (32A, 40A, 48A)
- Charger output. 48A needs a 60A circuit; 40A runs on the common 50A circuit. More
- NEMA 14-50
- The 240V dryer-style outlet many plug-in chargers use. Hardwiring skips the plug entirely. More
- Wh (watt-hours)
- Battery size on e-bikes and power stations. 1,000 Wh runs a 100 W fridge for roughly 8–10 hours. More
- E-bike class 1, 2, 3
- Class 1 and 2 top out at 20 mph; class 3 pedal-assist reaches 28 mph and is banned on more trails. More
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