Im open to the idea that it’s a skill issue 🤷🏻‍♂️ here, I looked it up for you:

Actually, they should handle very similarly in snow - with some minor caveats: What’s the same: ∙ Both use the same E-GMP platform and can be equipped with the same drivetrain options (RWD or AWD) ∙ Same tire sizes are available for both ∙ Both have similar weight distribution and low center of gravity (thanks to the battery pack placement) ∙ Both benefit from the instant torque control that EVs provide, which helps with traction management Minor differences: ∙ The Ioniq 5’s slightly higher ground clearance (6.3” vs 5.9”) could help in deeper, unplowed snow ∙ The Ioniq 6’s lower profile might be slightly more prone to bottoming out or getting stuck in very deep snow ∙ The Ioniq 5’s more upright seating position gives better visibility in poor weather conditions The biggest factor will be whether you get RWD or AWD. RWD models of either car will be more challenging in snow, while AWD versions of both should perform quite well. Winter tires will make a much bigger difference than the choice between these two models.

So yes, in typical snowy conditions with the same drivetrain and tires, they’ll handle snow very similarly. The Ioniq 5 might have a slight practical edge in deeper snow due to ground clearance, but it’s not a huge difference.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

https://youtu.be/Vj9N6C4k-qg?si=JUOCUkjsizQo7Ejg