The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is inspecting the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 after 30 consumers complained that they had 'a loss of motive power.'
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is inspecting the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 after 30 consumers complained that they had"a loss of motive power."
The complaints caused the NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation to open an investigation on June 8 after consumers reported a"loud pop noise" before losing power."Many consumers report a loud pop noise followed by a warning displayed in their dashboard and immediately experience a loss of motive power that ranges from a reduction to a complete loss of motive power.
The NHTSA has not reported any crashes, fires, injuries, or fatalities from the alleged problems with the electric vehicle, but it did say when it opened the investigation that it learned from Hyundai that the power failure was related to the integrated control charging unit, which powers the hybrid vehicle battery and the low-voltage 12V battery.
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