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Electric Car Giveaway: Win a Hyundai Ioniq 5 worth £54,100
You could win a brand-new Hyundai Ioniq 5, complete with a Hypervolt home charger, and up to £1,300 towards your car insurance.
Words by: Auto Trader
Additional words by: Mark Nichol
Published on 1 December 2023 | 0 min read
Every month, Auto Trader gives away an electric car and everything you need to make switching to electric as easy as possible.
It’s free to enter, simply fill in the form on our Electric Car Giveaway page and you’re all done. Full terms and conditions are here.
It’s free to enter, simply fill in the form on our Electric Car Giveaway page and you’re all done. Full terms and conditions are here.
December’s Electric Car Giveaway prizes
You’re going to need a bigger stocking! This month we’re giving away a Hyundai Ioniq 5 Ultimate in Digital Teal Green, worth £54,100.
As well as the electric car itself, the winner receives up to £1,300 towards their car insurance costs through Compare the Market and a brand-new home electric car charger with free UK installation from Hypervolt. Everything you need to spark your journey into electric!
As well as the electric car itself, the winner receives up to £1,300 towards their car insurance costs through Compare the Market and a brand-new home electric car charger with free UK installation from Hypervolt. Everything you need to spark your journey into electric!
Meet the Hyundai Ioniq 5
The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a stunning retro-modern electric car and one of the very best family cars on sale today. It combines a cutting-edge electric drivetrain with exceptional comfort and huge practicality. Much bigger in real life than it looks in pictures – it’s more like an SUV on the inside – it has acres of space in the back and a massive, family-friendly boot.
But the best thing is how comfy it is, with a super-soft “floaty” quality on the move, and a real sense of it being a luxurious product generally. It’s proper quick too. Stick your foot down and… bosh, it goes. And in complete silence, near enough. The tech is fantastic. Its twin widescreen display is easy to operate and features the best blind spot cameras in the business, which activate whenever you flick the indicator. It even has a three-pin socket so you can plug in your laptop in to charge. Or your toaster. Anything you like, really. More importantly, the battery range is excellent, with up to 282 miles of range from a single charge. And it could be yours, for free, in this month’s electric giveaway. Read the full review here
But the best thing is how comfy it is, with a super-soft “floaty” quality on the move, and a real sense of it being a luxurious product generally. It’s proper quick too. Stick your foot down and… bosh, it goes. And in complete silence, near enough. The tech is fantastic. Its twin widescreen display is easy to operate and features the best blind spot cameras in the business, which activate whenever you flick the indicator. It even has a three-pin socket so you can plug in your laptop in to charge. Or your toaster. Anything you like, really. More importantly, the battery range is excellent, with up to 282 miles of range from a single charge. And it could be yours, for free, in this month’s electric giveaway. Read the full review here
Power your electric car with Hypervolt
Hypervolt has developed a smart, solar-compatible, beautifully designed charger that meets all domestic charging needs. Manufactured in the United Kingdom, this home charger has successfully powered the electric revolution for tens of thousands of individuals. Could now be time for Hypervolt to power yours?
Find out more about Hypervolt
Find out more about Hypervolt
Learn more about electric
Auto Trader is home to the UK’s largest online selection of electric vehicles. Whether you’re only just starting your electric car journey, or want to find out a bit more about the world of electric cars before you make the switch, these links should help you out:
- Government grants available for flat owners and renters - New UK law to make electric car charging easier - Five steps to consider when making the switch to electric - How to charge an electric car at home - The latest EV news and videos - What’s an electric car and how does it work? - Electric car jargon explained - Electric car batteries explained
- Government grants available for flat owners and renters - New UK law to make electric car charging easier - Five steps to consider when making the switch to electric - How to charge an electric car at home - The latest EV news and videos - What’s an electric car and how does it work? - Electric car jargon explained - Electric car batteries explained