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Hello everyone,
Wondering if anyone else has experienced the motor slippage in their 2019 Ioniq Electric? Whenever I pull out of a store that has a small dip or unevenness in the road (like a filled in pothole), the motor slips and the Ready Indicator and the Electronic Stability Control Indicator Lights comes on. These are not huge bumps or dips and my old LEAF had no issues handling the road. It happens so frequently in this car, it seems odd. It's worrisome, because when you pull out of store and onto a road, it is not a good time to lose power.
Another issue is wheel slippage when the roads are wet. I do not drive like a bat out of **** by any means, but just driving away from a four way stop, the wheels spin when it's wet outside.
The slippage is just as bad with the brakes when it is wet outside. The brakes lock up too easily. I suspect it's all one big traction issue.
One last issue is the heater. Sometimes the heater takes a long time to produce heat. Like 20 minutes later.
Did I get a dud or are these common issues that can be corrected?
Wondering if anyone else has experienced the motor slippage in their 2019 Ioniq Electric? Whenever I pull out of a store that has a small dip or unevenness in the road (like a filled in pothole), the motor slips and the Ready Indicator and the Electronic Stability Control Indicator Lights comes on. These are not huge bumps or dips and my old LEAF had no issues handling the road. It happens so frequently in this car, it seems odd. It's worrisome, because when you pull out of store and onto a road, it is not a good time to lose power.
Another issue is wheel slippage when the roads are wet. I do not drive like a bat out of **** by any means, but just driving away from a four way stop, the wheels spin when it's wet outside.
The slippage is just as bad with the brakes when it is wet outside. The brakes lock up too easily. I suspect it's all one big traction issue.
One last issue is the heater. Sometimes the heater takes a long time to produce heat. Like 20 minutes later.
Did I get a dud or are these common issues that can be corrected?