Hyundai Ioniq 5

prosaic

The current version is S5W_L.001.001.240726, dated 29/08/24

Muahahaha

Would anyone know what battery health a 2017/18 Ioniq with 100,000kms on it is expected to have? And then if you did a further 100,000kms on it where might it be then?

MarkN

what a cracking car! Just collected it this morning for a few days and really impressed so far.

John arse

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122774933#Comment_122774933

I'll have it after you Mark!, still waiting patiently for new facelift prices.😤

Soarer

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122772401#Comment_122772401

100%.

And I'd be amazed if it wasn't 100% when at 200k kms too.

Muahahaha

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122775735#Comment_122775735

thats impressive, seems their battery doesnt degrade at the same rate as a Leaf

richie154

ICCU recall was issued in June. Mine went last week and am still waiting on replacement.

prosaic

Update on 12V battery issue. There is a "test and replace recall". But they aren't telling you that it is there. You bring car in, they put the battery through a series of tests and if required, replace the battery. Replacements may or may not be in stock and they can't say they'll have a battery the same day you go to get it tested, so you may have to make a 2nd trip to get the replacement.

richie154

The ICCU is gone on mine and Hyundai ireland can't say when they will have a replacement.

TitianGerm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122789635#Comment_122789635

What did your dealer say? When mine went during the summer the car was with the dealer for three days before they got to look at it because they were short staffed with holiday and people out sick.

It was looked at on a Monday, issue identified on Wednesday morning, new ICCU arrived the following Friday morning and I had the car back Monday morning.

The slow part is delivery of the part.

richie154

The dealership provided a car and told me they will fit the part as soon as they get the replacement but they cannot get an ETA for the new part from Hyundai. I have been emailing Hyundai Ire but they just refer me to the dealership.

TitianGerm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122789653#Comment_122789653

The part will be about 10 days going by recent reports. It used to be nearly 30 days to get it and cars were off the road for 6 weeks or so.

richie154

Well its been in the garage a week and a half now, so hopefully I will get it back soon.

Hyundai could do with a new customer support unit as the existing one doesn't seem to be working too well.

They told me I wasn't registered on their system, yet they sent me the recall letter in June.

josip

For something that fails in this country as commonly as the ICCU, wouldn't it make sense for Hyundai Ireland to keep a stock of 2 or 3 and for Hyundai dealerships to get the part from them rather than abroad and have to suffer the lead times? Whenever a dealer gets one from them, they order in a new one to replenish their stocks. I can understand that a dealer would be reluctant to keep any stock of such a part.

richie154

Especially when you have issued a recall to check the part and said in the letter that if faulty the dealer will replace the part.

I suppose that would mean someone in Hyundai making a decision.

TitianGerm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122789664#Comment_122789664

I asked my dealer this and the service manager said that is what they had tried to do. Have three in stock, when one is replaced in a car then they reorder and have three on hand again. Hyundai in Korea said no though (as far as I could gather Hyundai Ireland is only an importer of cars here and don't do much outside that).