Hyundai Ioniq 5

@MojoMaker, You’ve obviously nothing useful to add as per usual, jog on.

🤣 Probably stuck behind you…

If the ad was relevant to a widely available 3hr cheap charging window and quoted 150Km for €1.50 or whatever, it wouldn’t be an issue. It’s just a cheap sales tactic, nothing more. Even picking 500Km is a bit silly considering a small battery version of an Ioniq 5 wouldn’t do anywhere near 500Km on a charge anyway.

Not sure if it was mentioned here but the ICCU warranty appears to have been extended to 15 years or 300km by Hyundai Europe.

https://moottori.fi/uutinen/hyundai-merkki-pidensi-juuri-rikkoutuessaan-tielle-jattavan-osan-takuuta-perati-15-vuoteen-tai-300-000-kilometriin/

Yeah no harm, the report also stated that the issue has been resolved by early 2024 although it's not been confirmed by Hyundai- Confusing?.This ICCU issue certainly isn't doing their reputation any favours!

Apologies if I'm being a nuisance doing 90kph in my ionic 5 on motorways. I get really good efficiency and arrive without being stressed weaving in and out. I use a novel technique: I just start my journey earlier.

Your time might be better spent getting a HGV licence and driving a truck if that’s where you like to spend your time. Might need to get one of these stickers for the back of that Hyundai otherwise.

The article says the warranty applies to the cars manufactured before April 2024 and that after that date they have a redesigned ICCU.

Is this the same "redesigned" ICCU module that still fails on 2026-built Insters?

No chance they fixed it. The point is: When your car becomes approx 3 years old, they can afford to admit it's been f**ked the whole time. Not until then. So MY25/26 owners will have to wait 2-3 years for the announcement I think.

Confirmed by Hyundai Ireland themselves for both Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6:

https://www.reddit.com/r/evs_ireland/comments/1s6re7j/15_year_iccu_warranty_for_europe_pre2024_ioniq_5s/

I've both an Ioniq 5 and an Inster… Of course I knew about the ICCU issues with the Ioniq 5 when I ordered the Inster a year ago, but I felt good about having a simple rock solid little 400V non-eGMP car without issues as a 2nd car. ..guess what, by the time they delivered it I found out they managed to put an ICCU (that are failing since 2021) into a non-eGMP car in 2025. ..and they fail the same ways. So I feel tricked, as this was known as an eGMP issue up until then (I had a non-eGMP e-Niro before and it had no ICCU and no such issues) - and who would put a known failed design into a new model based on a different platform in 2025… At least now I can keep my Ioniq 5 beyond 5 years without worrying about resale issues.

Hi, does the 60k coolant change have to be done in a Hyundai dealer to keep the warranty? Can you get it done in an independent garage? Thanks

I paid €250 at a KIA main dealer in January to have the coolant chanced on my SOUL EV. Not sure if that is good or not but might be indicative of main dealer prices considering KIA and Hyundai are the same company. I did it for peace of mind and knowing that the change has been registered in the car's history if I ever have an issue and need a warranty claim.