Found it!
It's in the trip section, on a page after distance since last charge, and the general odometer and average Kwph etc.

 

I asked ChatGPT about the UK Ioniq N and it gave long instructions to access that report. So it is still there but needs a few hoops to be jumped through. Try searching and see what to do.

 

And that's about as useful as many answers from the mass plagiarism machine (i.e. not at all). The 2025's have neither left and right buttons on the steering wheel, nor a top menu on the digital instrument cluster.

 

I think we are all circling the target, N Line isn't sold in North America, and everyone seems to be assuming N (maybe based on my screenshot of an N steering wheel). No sure how many N Line owners show up regularly here?

Maybe you can post a picture of the steering wheel, about the same angle/distance as the one I posted above so we can see what buttons are or aren't on the wheel.

 

Maybe you can post a picture of the steering wheel, about the same angle/distance as the one I posted above so we can see what buttons are or aren't on the wheel.

This would be a big help and save at least 1,000 words.

 

There is a button on the steering wheel that looks like pages. Tap that until you see tire pressures. I suspect in the UK, things are reversed due to Right Hand Drive. Also, might have to use the scroll wheel right below the button, there tend to be several screens under some of these categories.

 

Yes, I've scrolled through the pages. All I get is a picture of the car, next page is the mileage history, battery consumption etc, the 3rd and final page is the route directions. I can't seem to find any way to enter details on each page. I've tried pressing all the buttons on the steering wheel (+ and -, OK etc).

 

When you see the page showing trip information (miles, time, efficiency), you can scroll to other bits of that. On my US (left drive) car, it's the knurled roller under my left thumb. That cycles, among other things between current trip, since charging, and since reset. Other views in that cycle include one that shows tire pressure.

 

Hmm, maybe this doesn’t exist on the UK models for whatever reason. Given however that a tire/tyre pressure reading is fairly standard today in vehicles with TPMS, I have to believe the N model in the UK has it somewhere. As poor as it is, perhaps time to RTFM?

 

It was easy to access on my earlier Ioniq 5.
My new car is N Line, it isn't a standard Ioniq 5, or the Sporty Ioniq N, it just has some of the N styling.
I've looked for manuals, but they seem to be for the. sporty N or the standard i5. Can't find the N line manual.

 

I wanted you to go to ChatGPT yourself to ask for help, but it seems that you don't want to do that.

OK. I did it for you. This is what it says. Now I know that such AI programs can be wrong. And it may be wrong here as well. But as I don't have access to an N infotainment screen, but you do, perhaps it's worth a try. You will still have to drive a short distance to see the results.

Quote -

• Start the car (ignition on or ready mode).
• On the steering wheel, use the arrow buttons (left/right) to scroll through the top menu of the digital instrument cluster.
  • You’ll see tabs such as: Driver Assistance, Navigation, Tyre Pressure, Energy Flow, Trip Computer, etc.
• Scroll until you reach the “Tyre Pressure” screen.
• The display will show the pressure for each of the four tyres (in psi or bar, depending on settings).

 

Grok says its much like it has always been. I asked it to confirm the model it was quoting.

Quote -
Yes, for the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N UK spec, the TPMS display is accessed via steering wheel controls: press the LCD display button, then use the up/down toggle to select the tyre pressure screen in the instrument cluster. Drive briefly for accurate readings.

 

Yes - We have two models in the UK 2025 using N. One is the high performance and the other called N-Line'

The N-Line access is said to be this.

As mentioned, a pic of the wheel buttons would help to nail this model down.

• Use the steering-wheel buttons (right side, arrow keys and OK button).
  • Press the ◀▶ buttons to cycle through the top-level menus on the cluster.
  • Stop when you reach “User Settings / Utility / Info” (the exact label may just show as ‘Info’ on UK spec).
• Scroll down with the ▲▼ buttons until you find Tyre Pressure.
  • This screen will display each tyre individually (FL, FR, RL, RR).
  • Units will usually be in bar in the UK, but you can switch to psi in the infotainment → Setup → General → Units.

 

OK, I'll try that. I've been using all the scroll wheels, arrows and buttons and so far they always trigger things on the main screen. I'll try again.

 

Picking up an used N Line S next week as replacement for my P45 Will be trying to access the same screen as couldn’t find it when I test drove ! Also didn’t see the screen showing which drive wheels were in use Hopefully there but buried !