I've had my 2020 Ioniq for a year and a half now, and I've had nothing but problems with the electronics. My infotainment system and backup camera have each been replaced twice already (the front proximity sensors also failed), and it's going in for service for another problem with the infotainment system in a couple of weeks. It's been in the shop half a dozen times or so and Hyundai is supposed to let me know this week about buying it back.
I really do love this car. It's beautiful and it drives well, but has never gotten the EPA rated 55mpg; it hovers around 42mpg, which is what my 2008 Prius was getting when it was 12 years old (and that car was solid - no issues). It's a beautiful car, but one shouldn't have all these issue with a brand new vehicle. I may get a hybrid SUV, instead, but I'm reluctant to consider another Hyundai. I may even have trouble getting a [non-Hyundai] dealership to let me trade my Ioniq in because of the issues it's had (one already told me that), so Hyundai had better buy it back!
I really do love this car. It's beautiful and it drives well, but has never gotten the EPA rated 55mpg; it hovers around 42mpg, which is what my 2008 Prius was getting when it was 12 years old (and that car was solid - no issues). It's a beautiful car, but one shouldn't have all these issue with a brand new vehicle. I may get a hybrid SUV, instead, but I'm reluctant to consider another Hyundai. I may even have trouble getting a [non-Hyundai] dealership to let me trade my Ioniq in because of the issues it's had (one already told me that), so Hyundai had better buy it back!
