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Powertrains and consumption
Hyundai IONIQ 6
Energy profile: Hyundai IONIQ 6 is mainly electric.
Tesla Model 3
Energy profile: Tesla Model 3 is mainly electric.
Service costs & insurance
These figures are indicative estimates for a standard service outside the dealer network.
Hyundai IONIQ 6Premium
Servicing a Hyundai IONIQ 6 sits about 32% above the market average (premium positioning).
- Full service~ 285 €
- Front brake pads~ 135 €
- Tyres (set of 4)~ 590 €
Electric vehicle: no oil change and no timing belt.
Tesla Model 3Premium
Servicing a Tesla Model 3 sits about 57% above the market average (premium positioning).
- Full service~ 455 €
- Front brake pads~ 205 €
- Tyres (set of 4)~ 545 €
Electric vehicle: no oil change and no timing belt.
Dimensions & specifications
| Criterion | Hyundai IONIQ 6 | Tesla Model 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 1775-2030 kg | 1655-1928 kg |
| Boot volume | 401 L | 594-649 L |
| Power outputs | 151-650 hp | 283-513 hp |
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Frequently asked questions
How do you choose between two cars?▾
Compare what costs over time first: reliability (known faults, chain or timing belt), service budget and real-world consumption. The spec sheet rarely separates two cars in the same segment; running costs almost always do.
Which criteria should you compare before buying?▾
The five that weigh most: yearly service cost, documented model weak points, mixed consumption, insurance for your profile, and space (boot, dimensions). Each of our duels puts them side by side.
Where does Garajo's data come from?▾
From our maintenance catalogue: generation-by-generation service plans, documented reliability model by model, and official WLTP consumption. Verdicts are recalculated whenever the catalogue is updated.