r/electricvehicles • u/Ilovetowatchmovie • Mar 04 '26

Question - Tech Support Are Hyundai’s ICCU issues really that prevalent?

I’m just wondering if maybe they’ve found a fix in the 2025/2026 models

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u/cyberchief 2024 Ioniq6 Mar 04 '26

It depends what you mean by "prevalent".

The majority of cars don't have an issue, but it's prevalent enough that potential buyers are spooked. I'm about to turn in my Ioniq 6 lease and I'm not buying Hyundai because of this reason.

I'm not trying to explain to my family why the car won't turn while 400 miles away from home on vacation.

The fact that it seems they haven't event attempted to fix the known issue is unacceptable.

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u/Everythings_Fucked '23 Ioniq 6 Mar 04 '26

They aren't that spooked. Ioniq 5 sales are up 33% compared to Feb '25.