Hyundai Ioniq 5 VIN Number Check

Decode a Hyundai Ioniq 5 VIN free with NHTSA vPIC. See the NHTSA recalls for that model year, then read what owners have reported.

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Hyundai Ioniq 5

About the Hyundai Ioniq 5

Hyundai has sold the Ioniq 5 in the US since the 2022 model year. Across those years NHTSA lists 15 vehicle recall campaigns and 1,355 owner complaints. The 2022 has the most complaints of any model year (406). It is electric; EPA rates it at 71–115 MPGe combined. A free VIN decode gives you NHTSA vPIC’s record for the car (model year, engine, plant) and the NHTSA recalls for its model year. It won’t show theft, flood or lemon-law history.

US model years2022–2026
EPA classSmall Sport Utility Vehicle
NHTSA recall campaigns15
Owner complaints1,355 at NHTSA
Hyundai Ioniq 5 photographed at a US vehicle auction
Auction lot photo, for illustration
Generations

Hyundai Ioniq 5 at a glance

One generation in the data, 2022–2026: 15 NHTSA recall campaigns and 1,355 owner complaints.

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Ioniq 5
2022–2026Small Sport Utility Vehicle
Hyundai Ioniq 5 (2022–2026)

Photo: © M 93, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, via Wikimedia Commons

20222025
2022–2026

Hyundai Ioniq 5

EPA classSmall Sport Utility Vehicle
EPA combined MPGe71–115
NHTSA recalls15

Engines (EPA)

  • Electric · 2022, 2024–2026

Drive & transmission (EPA)

  • AWD/4WD, RWD
  • automatic (2022, 2024–2026)

Known issues to check

Electrical system (1,009)Fuel system (276)Powertrain (transmission, driveline) (252)3 high-risk recall campaigns

Mentions in 1,355 NHTSA complaints.

Sample VIN pattern · Ioniq 5KM8KRDAF?PU······NHTSA vPIC decodes it as a 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Limited, built in Ul-San, South Korea
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Sources: EPA · NHTSA · vPIC

NHTSA campaign data

Which Ioniq 5 model years each recall covers

NHTSA data

NHTSA has 15 campaigns on file for Ioniq 5 model years 2022–2026, and the 2025 shows up in more of them than any other year (9), ahead of the 2023 (4). Move the line to your model year to see which apply.

2025
Air bag inflator, fire risk or do-not-drive/park-outside advisorySafety recallCanada only
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Source: NHTSA recall database, vehicle campaigns only; row text is NHTSA’s summary. A listed year does not mean every car is covered, so check the VIN.

Canada rows: Transport Canada recalls database. Transport Canada recalls that match an NHTSA campaign are folded into that row by VinNumber.net; rows with the Canadian flag have no NHTSA match. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada · Transport Canada.

Owner reports · NHTSA complaints

What Hyundai Ioniq 5 owners report

Owner summaries + NHTSA data

Between them, the 2022 and 2023 hold 793 of the 1,355 complaints, or 59%. Tap any bar or generation.

1,355NHTSA complaints, 2022–2026
27mention a crash
4mention a fire
11injuries reported
Owner complaints by model yearIoniq 5: 1,355 complaints · most for the 2022 (406)

Top complaint areas · Ioniq 5

Mentions in 1,355 complaints, 2022–2026.

Electrical system1,009
Fuel system276
Powertrain (transmission, driveline)252
Engine and cooling120
Forward collision avoidance95
Speed control / acceleration76
Crashes 27Fires 4Injuries 11

2022–2026

NHTSA data summary

Electrical system owns this generation. Its 1,009 mentions are more than twice the next area, fuel system (276). Its first model year, the 2022, drew more complaints than any other (406 of 1,355).

What Ioniq 5 owners report across recent generations

Owner summary

2022–present (1st generation)

NHTSA data is strong, but CarComplaints has only a few reports, so owner data outside NHTSA is thin. More than half of NHTSA owners of the 2022 and 2023 mention the integrated charging control unit, often with a dead 12 volt battery, charging trouble or sudden loss of drive power. CarComplaints lists climate control failure for 2022 and rear motor and coolant pump failure for 2023. Recalls cover that charging unit on 2022–2024 models, parking software on some 2022 models that can let the car roll and battery cells on some 2023–2024 models that may catch fire. [1] [2] [3] [4]

What to check before buying

  • Run the VIN through the NHTSA recall lookup and confirm the charging unit, parking software and battery cell recalls are done.
  • Ask for records of any charging unit or 12 volt battery replacement.
  • Test both home and fast charging if you can, and check that the car holds firmly in Park on a slope.
Sources (4) and method
Sources:
  1. NHTSA recalls and owner complaints, 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5
  2. CarComplaints.com, 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 problems
  3. NHTSA recalls and owner complaints, 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5
  4. CarComplaints.com, 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 problems

Counts: NHTSA complaints file, records to October 1, 2026, one count per complaint; areas are NHTSA component groups.

Owner summary updated September 25, 2026.

Owner complaints · by model year

Ioniq 5 complaint breakdown by model year

NHTSA data

Every Ioniq 5 version is counted together. Tap a year to see its top systems.

1,355complaints, 2022–2026
27mention a crash
4mention a fire
11injuries reported
1complaint reports a death
Most complaints: 2022 (406), 2023 (387), 2025 (315)
406’22387’23315’25

2022 · 406 complaints

Crashes 7 · fires 1 · injuries 1

Electrical system306
Fuel/propulsion system89
Power train84
Engine36
Unknown or other30

Systems as NHTSA names them; a complaint can list several. Source: NHTSA complaints data, records to October 1, 2026.

EPA fuel economy & emissions

Ioniq 5 CO₂, smog rating and yearly fuel cost

EPA data

EPA lists 20 Ioniq 5 versions for model years 2022–2026. Pick a model year and powertrain to see each version.

Ioniq 52022–2026

71–115 MPGe electric · CO₂ 0 g/mi

2025
106combined MPGe
0CO₂ grams per mile (tailpipe)
$700EPA yearly fuel cost
10/10Smog rating
1 = worst · 10 = cleanest
10/10Greenhouse gas rating
290midriving range
California ZEV · Federal Tier 3 Bin 0Emission standard
Best (lowest) CO₂ by model year
05010015020020252022 · Electric: 02024 · Electric: 02025 · Electric: 02026 · Electric: 0
Electric

Annual fuel cost is EPA’s estimate at its current fuel-price assumptions (15,000 miles a year, 55% city driving), so older years are priced at today’s fuel prices. Smog rating and emission standard can differ by sales area (federal vs. California); both are shown. Source: fueleconomy.gov.

Compare rivals

Ioniq 5 vs Tesla Model Y vs Kia EV6

NHTSA + EPA data

Take 2022–2026. NHTSA lists 15 recall campaigns for the Ioniq 5, against 35 for the Tesla Model Y and 5 for the Kia EV6. Pick a range to compare.

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Model years 2022–2026

NHTSA recall campaigns
15
NHTSA owner complaints
1,355
EPA combined MPGe
71–115
Engines (EPA)
Electric
Drive (EPA)
AWD/4WD, RWD

Most-reported complaint areas (NHTSA)

  1. Electrical system 1,009
  2. Fuel system 276
  3. Powertrain (transmission, driveline) 252

Tesla Model Y

Model years 2022–2026

NHTSA recall campaigns
35
NHTSA owner complaints
2,841
EPA combined MPGe
118–138
Engines (EPA)
Electric
Drive (EPA)
AWD/4WD, RWD

Most-reported complaint areas (NHTSA)

  1. Forward collision avoidance 1,704
  2. Speed control / acceleration 385
  3. Electrical system 379

Kia EV6

Model years 2022–2026

NHTSA recall campaigns
5
NHTSA owner complaints
543
EPA combined MPGe
79–117
Engines (EPA)
Electric
Drive (EPA)
AWD/4WD, RWD

Most-reported complaint areas (NHTSA)

  1. Electrical system 407
  2. Fuel system 98
  3. Powertrain (transmission, driveline) 96

NHTSA recalls (vehicle campaigns for all powertrain versions; equipment and tire campaigns left out), complaints (not sales-adjusted) and 5-Star overall ratings for the latest year rated for all three; EPA mpg, engines and drive. Rivals: same EPA class, picked by VinNumber.net.

Hyundai Ioniq 5 VIN number location

Where to find the VIN on an Ioniq 5

Tap a spot. Every location should show the same 17 characters.

Grey Hyundai Ioniq 5 (first generation) crossover, front three-quarter view, with the VIN locations marked

Photo: Hans Haase, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped

Illustration: VinNumber.net

Photo: Elise240SX, CC BY-SA 4.0; edited and VIN pins added by VinNumber.net

Ioniq 5's VIN appears on the driver's door pillar, on the dashboard plate at the base of the windshield, and in the vehicle's digital display under Settings > Vehicle Information. As an EV, a battery housing label is also present under the vehicle.

  1. Windshield plateRead it through the glass at the base of the driver's side windshield.
    Source: 49 CFR 565.13(f) (NHTSA): VIN inside the passenger compartment, readable through the glazing next to the left windshield pillar
  2. Door jamb labelOpen the driver's door: the certification label on the B-pillar lists the VIN.
    Source: 49 CFR 567.4 (NHTSA): certification label with VIN at the driver door hinge pillar, latch post or door edge
The title, registration and insurance card show the VIN as well. All locations should match.
FAQ

Common Hyundai Ioniq 5 VIN questions

Which Hyundai Ioniq 5 model years have the most owner complaints?

The 2022 leads with 406, ahead of the 2023 (387) and 2025 (315). Those first two alone make up 59% of the 1,355 Ioniq 5 complaints filed with NHTSA, not adjusted for sales.

How many recalls has the Hyundai Ioniq 5 had?

NHTSA’s recall records show 15 vehicle campaigns for model years 2022–2026, leaving out equipment and tire campaigns.

Which Hyundai Ioniq 5 recalls are high risk?

NHTSA’s record names a fire risk in 26V-432, 25V-482 and 26V-068. Park-outside advisories came with 26V-432 and 25V-482. Each should show as closed on a VIN check.

What fuel economy does the Hyundai Ioniq 5 get?

EPA rates the 2022–2026 Ioniq 5 at 71–115 MPGe combined (electric; fueleconomy.gov).

How does the Hyundai Ioniq 5 compare with the Tesla Model Y and Kia EV6 on recalls?

For 2022–2026 models the Ioniq 5 has 15 NHTSA recall campaigns. The Tesla Model Y has 35, the Kia EV6 5. Complaints run 1,355, 2,841 and 543 in that order, with no sales adjustment.

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