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The Hyundai Ioniq 2019 has become a standout in the electrified compact segment, offering a blend of efficiency, practicality, and tech‑savvy features. Whether you’re debating the Hyundai Ioniq price of a brand‑new model or exploring what a seasoned vehicle might cost on the secondary market, understanding the factors that influence cost is crucial. This guide dives deep into the specifications, depreciation profile, and market dynamics that shape the value of a 2019 Ioniq, helping you make an informed decision no matter where you stand in the buying or selling chain.

• Engine & Powertrain
  • 0‑kW alternator‑driven electric drive only: 140 hp (105 kW)
  • 8‑speed automatic transmission (automatic in the model year)
  • All‑electric battery: 38 kWh lithium‑ion pack
  • FWL range: approximately 170 miles (though actual distance depends on terrain, temperature, and driving habits)
• Dimensions & Size
  • Overall length: 174 in (4 429 mm)
  • Wheelbase: 107 in (2 783 mm)
  • Overall width: 71 in (1 804 mm)
  • Overall height: 57 in (1 445 mm)
  • Cargo capacity (behind seats): 13.1 cu ft (372 L)
  • Cargo capacity (with seats folded): 24.2 cu ft (686 L)
• Fuel & Emissions
  • Type: Battery-electric (BEV)
  • 0–0.5 kWh of electricity: zero tail‑pipe emissions
  • Power‑train efficiency: 120 kWh / 100 mi (MPGe Equivalent)
• Interior & Technology
  • Standard infotainment: 10.25‑in touchscreen with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
  • Driver‑assist features: Forward‑collision warning, lane‑keep assist, blind‑spot monitoring, driver‑monitoring alert systems
  • Seating: 5‑seat layout with cloth upholstery (upgradable to leather)

Understanding the Hyundai Ioniq depreciation curve is just as vital as grasping its specs. While a brand‑new Ioniq 2019 may sit at a specific MSRP, resale and trade‑in values shift rapidly once you cross the hinges of ownership. Here’s a snapshot of what you can realistically expect:

• Within the first 12 months, a 2019 model typically loses 15‑20% of its showroom value.
• After the second year, depreciation slows to about 10‑12% per annum.
• By the third and fourth year, the decline often ranges between 8‑10% each year as the vehicle stabilizes on the used‑car market.

Amplified by market demand, a well‑maintained 2019 Ioniq can see its value hold further, especially in regions where electric‑vehicle (EV) incentives and infrastructure are robust. In contrast, in markets with lower EV penetration, the price drop can be steeper, particularly if newer models with larger batteries become available.

So, what is a 2019 Hyundai Ioniq worth in a practical, real‑world scenario? While listing a concrete

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