r/Ioniq5N

Answers I have so far:

• Printed manual: no info whatsoever. How to perform service, sure, but no interval table
• Printed service history booklet: tick box for either 1 year / 10k miles or 1 year / 20k miles
• Google AI answer: 2 years / 20k miles, whichever comes first
• This forum: (primarily US drivers) 5k miles, 8k miles, yearly, 1.5k miles, 10k miles
• Hyundai help line in the UK: When the car tells you
• Octopus driver helpline: "not sure - what does your manual say?"

This is maddening. I'm not convinced the car is ever going to tell me as I'm close to 12k miles now and coming up on a year. Do any UK drivers actually have a document with a specified service interval (time, mileage, anything really!) on it?

Thank you kindly in advance!

Has anyone who purchased the N driven the non n version? I am looking into getting an N and I am trying to make sure that it will be comfortable for my Fiancé. I currently drive a WRX and she strongly dislikes the seats and cabin feel. Are thrre any N owners in MD willing to meet and mayhaps sit in the n to see how it feels is that a weird ask?

Just curious. I'm coming from an EV6 GT, and in Eco, Normal, and Sport, the power was limited to 420 hp. You needed to be in GT mode in order to get the full 576 hp.

With the I5N, flooring it in Normal puts out a lot more power than I was expecting, so I'm just curious if it's limited in the I5N, too.

I know this has been done to death, but at ~18k miles, it’s def time to replace the stock ones. Looking for similar stock performance and 20-30k warranty if possible, maybe around the 400-500 range per tire. What are most people running these days?

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Hey . Coming from a veloster turbo to a bmw 4 series I’m looking to go back to Hyundai . I’m very into the Ioniq5N and I’m more then likely going to pull that trigger by the end of this year . I also had my eye on the Kona N as well. Wanted to know if anyone has had both. What is recommended for daily driver / road trip lover.

So I'm keenly interested in getting the 5N and have found a few blue ones with around 1000 miles on them for around $46k, which is 22k off of the MSRP. They are Certified Pre-Owned and I don't think they'll last very long.

From your experience, is it worth the investment for the driving engagement and overall ownership experience?

I come from driving BMW EV's and I have to say that the numbers aren't even close in terms of performance and/or price...

Just got my 5N back from a ICCU and ICCU fuse replacement. The failure happened Tuesday morning. The car was towed to the Santa Monica service center that morning and issue was confirmed later in the day. Service advisor ordered replacement parts, 36400-1XLA1. Parts arrive Friday and repair was completed mid day Saturday. Total turn time was 4.5 days, pretty impressed. Unsure if this part number was an update or the same as original. Google shows an earlier version number for original part. Hope this info is helpful.