I recently did a 700 mile road trip and had success at all the chargers I used. - 350kw Be.EV chargers in Manchester, which initially returned 25kwh but I moved to the next one and it returned 100kwh. - 50kw Pod Point charger in Manchester, returned 50kwh - 350kw Gridserve charger at Chievely Servic...

You can still lock/unlock the car by removing the key from the fob and using the keyhole behind the handle on the driver's door. I believe there is a manual release for the charging port which is accessed from the boot. My 12v battery went flat a few months ago, called AA and they charged it up for ...

Not sure if the URL below will work but if you go to Hyundai's website you can locate the page with the changelog and the section for the wireless AA update only contains screenshots for the ccNC system which is in the new Kona, the i5 runs Gen5W. https://update.hyundai.com/EU/E1/updateNoticeView/Y2...

I read some posts on the Ioniq 5 Reddit forum and most people suggested that the navigation model supporting wireless Android Auto isn't on the current Ioniq 5 so it doesn't look like we'll be getting it

I used ESB in Cardiff, which are the only 350kw ones in the city, and it peaked at 150kw but it reached that speed quickly and remained there throughout the charge, from about 45% to 80%. Haven't tried any others yet so may have been an isolated issue with the chargers that day