UK Reliability Directory

Hyundai Ioniq 6

Production Years: 2022 - 20243 Documented Faults

A streamlined saloon sharing the E-GMP platform with the Ioniq 5. Extremely efficient but shares the same ICCU hardware vulnerabilities and 12V charging logic bugs.

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Common Faults & Reliability

These are the most common documented problems for the Hyundai Ioniq 6, sorted by their typical impact and frequency.

ICCU Failure & MOSFET Damage

high severity

Shares the same ICCU risk as the Ioniq 5, where voltage spikes during 12V maintenance or DC charging can damage internal transistors, leading to a blown high-voltage fuse.

Est. repair cost:£0 (Recall)

12V Maintenance Logic Bugs

medium severity

Early software versions were too conservative with 12V charging cycles, leading to auxiliary battery failure if the car was parked for extended periods with Bluelink active.

Est. repair cost:£0 (Software update)

Charging port door panel detachment

medium severity

The charge port outer panel retaining hooks can have insufficient engagement, risking the door detaching during use. Hyundai has issued a recall to inspect and fix affected cars by replacing or securing the panel.

Est. repair cost:£0 (Recall)

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