How to Improve Your 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 6 Real-World Range
Drive under 70 mph, keep tires at 38 PSI, use eco mode, and precondition the battery. These steps boost your 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 6 range from 260 miles at 75 mph to near the 361-mile EPA rating for the SE RWD Long Range model. You reach 4.5 mi/kWh or better at lower speeds. Cold weather drops it to 2.6 mi/kWh. Smart habits close the gap.
Drive Efficiently
Keep speeds below 70 mph. Efficiency falls fast above that. Coast to stops. Skip hard acceleration. Pick eco mode. These changes add 20% to 50% range on city drives.
| Speed | Efficiency (mi/kWh) |
|---|---|
| 37 mph | 5.9 |
| 56 mph | 4.5 |
| 75 mph | 3.4 |
| 81 mph | 2.8 |
Manage Tires and Weight
Check tire pressure each week. Set cold tires to 38 PSI. Low pressure cuts range 10%. Remove heavy items from the trunk. Every 100 pounds gone boosts range 5%. Park in shade to keep the cabin cool.
Control Climate Use
Set AC to 72°F max. Use seat heaters instead of full cabin heat. Precondition the battery with the app while plugged in. This saves 20% energy. Good weather hits 3.0 mi/kWh. At 30°F, it drops to 2.6 mi/kWh.
Charge Smart
Charge to 80% for daily drives. Avoid full charges to reduce battery stress. Use Level 2 home charging overnight. In New York winters at 35°F average, plan for 10% less range from January to March.
Action Steps
- Week 1: Inflate tires to 38 PSI. Track range over 100 miles.
- Week 2: Stick to eco mode. Check mi/kWh gains.
- Week 3: Precondition each day. Compare winter and summer range.
Owners reach 300 to 328 miles in good conditions. Track your habits in the IONIQ app. Sidekick analyzes your trips to spot gains like high-speed drives that cost 50 miles. Real range changes with speed, weather, and load. Steady habits hit the 361-mile EPA max. Cut charging costs in New York now.