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Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Tips and Tricks -- How to Streamline Your Experience with the Push of a Button

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is a complicated car with myriad options to dial in the experience that you want, but getting there is actually easier than you might think. Yes, there are multiple overlapping menus and options that can conflict with each other and prove quite frustrating, but once you understand a few key functions, you can access most of what you would ever want with the simple push of a button on the steering wheel. The menu bloat goes away once you've learned how to program and use those buttons. You can completely change the driving experience on the fly without even looking down at the menu screens or even at the wheel. Also, two of the most popular functions, the NGB mode and the Launch Control, don't seem to be well understood -- at least by many of the YouTubers who have reviewed the car. The two modes don't work the way that they're sometimes being described, and contrary to what some people have said, they don't' work together (at least in terms of the buttons themselves). So it's important to understand how and when they actually function. Yet once you've understood a few basic concepts and have programmed the settings that you need into the buttons on the wheel, you can access them quickly and easily without ever seeing the dreaded "Conditions Not Met" warning box. As will become abundantly clear if you watch the video, I'm not a professional YouTuber and this is very much an amateur video. You won't even see my face, because I don't particularly enjoy looking at it, so you probably won't either. What you will see is all of the the controls and how they work (or don't work) together. At the end, hopefully you'll have a clearer understanding of how you can turn the otherwise daunting experience of being behind the wheel of an Ioniq 5 N into something that's simpler but still just as enjoyable -- in fact, it's even more enjoyable once you let all the options and menus stay in the background where they belong.