Hyundai is rolling out one of the most aggressive EV lease deals of the season: the 2025 Ioniq 5 SE RWD is available for as low as $149 per month. If you’ve been waiting for an affordable electric SUV with real long-distance capability, this offer pairs a low monthly payment with an EPA-estimated 318 miles of range.
Here’s what shoppers should know about the lease
– Monthly payment: as low as $149
– Term: 24 months
– Due at signing: $4,999
– Availability: through the end of September, in the US
– Extra savings: eligible customers may qualify for a $500 Military Program or a $400 College Grad Program
– Dealer contribution varies, which can change the final monthly payment
– End-of-lease purchase is allowed at a price negotiated at signing
Why the 2025 Ioniq 5 SE RWD stands out
– Long range, fast charging: An 84 kWh battery is rated up to 318 miles and can charge from 10 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes on a DC fast charger. With the NACS port, you get access to Tesla’s Supercharger network for added convenience on road trips.
– Smooth, efficient performance: A rear-mounted motor delivers 225 hp, balancing responsive acceleration with everyday efficiency.
– Tech-forward cabin: A 12.3-inch touchscreen anchors the infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.
– Everyday practicality: 26.3 cubic feet of cargo space plus a small 0.85 cubic-foot front trunk for cords and essentials.
– Design and comfort: Panoramic sunroof, a redesigned center console, a spacious premium-feeling interior, and distinctive styling give it upscale appeal without the luxury price.
What to keep in mind
– Infotainment voice commands can feel a bit laggy compared to the best systems.
– The frunk is on the small side.
– Dealer participation and inventory can affect pricing, so quotes may vary by location.
Pricing context
– The 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 SE RWD starts at $46,650 MSRP, making the lease rate especially compelling for a long-range electric SUV.
Tips for getting the best deal
– Confirm how dealer contribution impacts your payment and ask for an itemized quote.
– Verify any additional fees, taxes, and the mileage allowance for the 24-month term.
– If you’re considering buying the car after the lease, make sure the end-of-lease purchase price is clearly negotiated and documented at signing.
– Ask about stacking the Military or College Grad incentives if you qualify, and check whether there are any regional incentives that apply.
Bottom line
A $149-per-month lease on a 318-mile electric SUV is rare. With fast charging, access to Tesla Superchargers via NACS, solid performance, and a well-equipped interior, the 2025 Ioniq 5 SE RWD delivers standout value for EV shoppers looking to minimize monthly costs without sacrificing range or features. Offer ends at the close of September, and availability may be limited, so it’s worth contacting local dealers promptly to lock in the best terms.
