The battery in Hyundai electric cars, model by model
3 models listed. For each one: the battery versions, the manufacturer warranty, the state of health to expect for its age, and what a failure costs out of warranty.
Hyundai Ioniq 5
since 2021Replacing one module€900 – €2,500Hyundai Ioniq Electric
2016 – 2022Replacing one module€600 – €1,700Hyundai Kona Electric
since 2018Replacing one module€800 – €2,200
What to know about Hyundai batteries
The catalogue covers 3 Hyundai electric models, on sale since 2016. The packs recorded use NMC cells, which largely decides how quickly capacity falls.
Battery warranty. The terms recorded for Hyundai are 8 years, up to 100,000 to 125,000 miles, with a guaranteed minimum capacity of 70%. These terms depend on the date of first registration, not on the model alone: the checker gives the end date for a specific car.
Cost of a failure. Every model in the catalogue can be repaired module by module rather than by a full replacement, for between €600 and €2,500 depending on the model, whereas a new pack is priced at around €11,000 to €16,500. These are orders of magnitude recorded in France, never quotes.