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Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited (2023)

Real-world failure timing, repair cost, warranty coverage, and source-linked reports for this model.

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Avg months to failure

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Total reports

Avg repair cost

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Still recommend

% repaired

100%

% mfr warranty

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% extended warranty

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% support helpful

Timeline

When failures are reported

Buckets show how reports cluster by months after purchase.

Failure types

Reports

Electrical/Powertrain Failure

ICCU (Integrated Charging Control Unit), electrical system, powertrain

The ICCU (Integrated Charging Control Unit) failed, causing a complete loss of power. The repair took approximately two weeks. The owner notes this appears to be a recurring issue, with Hyundai repeatedly replacing the part rather than addressing the root cause, raising safety concerns especially for long-distance driving in areas without cell service.

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Months until failure

Not stated

Repair cost

Not stated

Repaired

Yes

Manufacturer warranty

Not stated

Extended warranty

Not stated

Support helpful

Would recommend

Confidence

82%

View source — NHTSA complaint #11747025

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