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Less maintenance vs. internal combustion cars.

While an internal combustion car engine contains hundreds of moving parts, an electric motor only needs around half a dozen, significantly reducing the probability of something breaking. No oil changes, either. That's why less maintenance is needed overall.

The traction motors, the battery system, the ICCU and the charging plug inside Hyundai's EVs.

Maintenance & service intervals for EVs.

Service should be performed depending on your driving mileage and vehicle maintenance plan. The specially trained personnel at your Hyundai retailer can perform EV services, such as checking the condition of your battery. It is important to have a comprehensive and specialised check-up, especially as this relates to the high voltage battery.

Thanks to regenerative braking, electric car brakes require about half as much maintenance as those on a conventional car.

Electric vehicles usually have only three main fluids: coolant, brake fluid and washer fluid. The washer fluid is the only one that owners need to refill regularly.

As with any conventional vehicle, worn-out tyres must be replaced - costs are similar as for non-electric vehicle.

EVs have standard windshield wipers and these therefore have to be maintained like a conventional car, usually twice a year.

The battery of an electric car loses efficiency over time and may need to be replaced. However, this is not classified as "regular maintenance", as it has a lifetime of at least a decade. All Hyundai Electric Vehicles enjoy a warranty for the lithium-ion polymer battery.
The cabin filter should be replaced every 18,000 miles or every two years. Hyundai customers have the benefit of upgrading their protection level, by using the Bio- or Activated Carbon Air filter.

Battery life

Practical tips to extend the life of your EV battery.

Lithium-ion batteries are omnipresent in our lives – in our mobile phones, laptops, power tools, and of course in electric vehicles. And because of this, battery degradation is a fact of our lithium-ion powered lives. But, not to worry we’ve collected some practical tips how to extend the lifespan and range of your EV’s battery pack.
  1. The Hyundai IONIQ 5 electric vehicle getting plugged in to charge.

    Avoid fully charging your electric car.

    It's recommended to stop charging at 80%. While this reduces range, it can increase battery lifespan. Another advantage is that it leaves room for regenerative braking, which is often turned off if the battery is at full charge to avoid overcharging the batteries.

  2. The Hyundai IONIQ 5 electric vehicle getting plugged in to charge.

    Avoid running the battery down.

    Try not to let the battery charge to run to zero, this is not good for long battery life.  Lithium-ion battery packs prefer partial cycles rather than running down.

  3. All-new KONA Electric charging.

    Beat the heat.

    EV batteries don't like extreme heat, so to increase battery life, park in the shade in summer - or plug in to a charge point so the battery's thermal management system can function using grid power.
  4. the Hyundai IONIQ 5 in a winter landscape.

    Avoid extreme cold.

    Batteries don't like the cold, so to increase battery life, park in a garage, not on the street in winter. Or if you can plug in to the grid, the thermal management system can keep the battery comfy.

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Warranties

More peace of mind with our industry-leading warranties.

Like every Hyundai, our electric vehicles are built to the highest possible quality standards. With our extended warranties, you can enjoy the extra peace of mind that one of the industry’s best warranties gives you – standard.
The Hyundai 5 year Unlimited Mileage Warranty badge for your Hyundai electric vehicle.

5-Year Unlimited Mileage Warranty.

Every Hyundai is built to the highest possible quality standards. And we back that quality up with a 5-Year Unlimited Mileage Warranty so you can enjoy the things you love in life, without having to worry about your car. 1
The Hyundai 8 year Battery Warranty badge for your Hyundai electric vehicle.

8-year battery warranty

Our high-performance lithium-ion polymer batteries are warranty protected for 8 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. 2
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Discover our electrified vehicles.

  1. IONIQ 6

    IONIQ 6

    From £47,040.00

    • Main Features
    • Up to 77.4 kWh battery capacity
    • Electric range from 322-338 miles*
    • 18-36 minutes to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  2. IONIQ 5

    IONIQ 5

    From £43,445.00

    • Main Features
    • Up to 77.4 kWh battery capacity
    • Electric range from 238 to 315 miles*
    • 18-36 minutes to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  3. All-new KONA Electric

    All-new KONA Electric

    From £34,995.00

    • Main Features
    • Up to 65.4 kWh battery capacity
    • Up to 319 miles electric range*
    • Top Speed 107 mph
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    *Maximum range according to WLTP combined cycle. Specification dependent. Actual range will vary depending on factors including road conditions, outdoor temperature, driving style, use of climate control and battery condition.

    **350KW ultra-fast charger required for quickest charge times - chargers are currently available on selected arterial routes – see Charge myHyundai map for details. Not currently available in Northern Ireland.

    Hyundai test data for comparison purposes. Actual time will vary and is dependent on several factors including battery temperature, condition and age, ambient temperature and the power provided by the charger. Charge time increases in cold weather and if battery temperature activates safeguarding technology.

    In optimal conditions, the latest IONIQ 5 is capable of accepting power at up to 240KW and IONIQ 6 at 220KW.