Quick Facts โ Hyundai Ioniq (MK1)
6 Most Common Hyundai Ioniq (MK1) Problems
These are the faults most frequently seen on the Hyundai Ioniq (MK1) by UK garages โ ranked by how commonly they occur and what they cost to fix.
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Hybrid and EV warning lights must be clear for MOT. 12V auxiliary battery health should be verified. Check charging port operation on EV models. Hybrid battery health significantly affects the car's value and reliability.
Hyundai Ioniq (MK1) Tyres
Most Hyundai Ioniq (MK1) models run 195/65 R15 or 205/55 R16 depending on trim level and year. Always check the placard inside the driver's door for the exact size for your vehicle.
Summary
The original Ioniq is an efficient and practical used buy. Hybrid battery health on older examples is the most important check. The EV variant's 28 kWh battery is now ageing โ real-world range should be tested before buying.
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