Hyundai Ioniq 28kWh - thread 2.0

Just about to put it up for sale this weekend! ( was just waiting to get a delivery date for the new car) , ill take a few photos and probably put it up sunday night. Mixed feelings though !- happy to be getting a new car and sad to see the ioniq go, it's been the best and most reliable car i've ever had !

The ioniq is a great car, when I test drove the M3 and hopped back into the ioniq to drive home I was still impressed with the ioniq, some things even seemed a little better in the ioniq, small things like the sunvisors and wing mirrors seemed a bit cheapish feeling on the Tesla and the door closing seemed a little more solid on the ioniq ect..

Have to take a few pics of the interior today, have the exterior one's done and then ill probably put it up on carzone or something, might try zucar or similar as well just to see what it comes back with - anybody got any experience with zucar?. So hard to know how to price it in the current climate as well (172 / 89500km), they seem a well regarded and super efficient car ( and after owning one i can see why!) and seem to sell fairly quickly

Definitely going to miss it!

Very hard to find similar online to judge a price, I see zucar have a white 2019 that has 143000km and the are looking for 23,900 euro. Personally I think that's crazy money for that high a milage, maybe I'm wrong!

Thanks - Completely forgot about the warranty, there should be a couple of months left on that for the car and over three years left on the battery I think!

Don't forget that most dealers are buying at the moment. May be handier than going through Zucar, etc. That's the way I recently sold my ID.3.

They are been hit hard as well by a lack of quality second hand cars. They then add on a further warranty and appear to have no shortage of customers.

i have a 172, the same car - i don't think there is a way to adjust it, but in saying that mine has always been perfect - might be worth getting it looked at if you are not happy, could be something simple :)

Anyone buy one recently? seems to be little on the market. Will the dealers haggle much and what's considered a good price a 2017/18 year.

Thanks,

Can someone confirm,

It has a battery warranty up to 160,000km or 8 years even if you buy it private off someone.

Also does the 5 year warranty end at the end of the year or to the date the car was first registered and does it transfer a 2nd or 3rd owner?

Yes warranties fully transfer and are from the date of first purchase, however many 171 models will now be at the end of the 5 year full Hyundai warranty. When we traded our 171 in January apparently the Hyundai dealer were offering another full 1 year warranty for the next owner, something worth considering if thinking of buying an earlier 28kWh.

Thanks,

Do all 28kwh Ioniq have battery heat pumps and liquid cooling?

Just as an FYI - I took my Ioniq in for service yesterday.

And there's another recall due to do with high voltage system cable or wiring.

Dealers need to see the car first in order to see if it needs the replacement parts.

Apparently its a 2 to 3 hour job - mine needs the work doing so they will call me when the parts come in.

I assumed the throttle failsafe issue (which I knew about already) was just a software update.

Will double check what exactly is getting done

2019

Wondering if any other Ioniq owners have had this issue. My key fob has been acting up for weeks (I assumed it was the key battery needing replacing and I kept putting off replacing it). Things like:

• taking a few extra presses of the fob to unlock the doors
• getting key fob not in vehicle warnings in the car

Eventually, over the weekend, these issues have become seemingly permanent. I can't lock the doors when I leave the car, I need to manually start the car by holding the fob to the start button.

This was also happening with the spare key. I replaced the batteries on both, but no change.

Local Hyundai dealership, helpfully, can fit the car in for a check in 2 months.

Anyone come across this and any ideas of what I might do?

There is less than a year left on the warranty so considering bringing it elsewhere to be looked at.

Thanks,

Do I need to bring to a garage to get it tested? (Hyundai Assist might also be an option)

Would car still start and run normally if the 12V battery is causing issues? Also, no battery warning light on dash