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Hyundai Pauses 2026 Palisade Sales as Seat-Crush Risk Triggers Recall
technology26 days ago

Hyundai Pauses 2026 Palisade Sales as Seat-Crush Risk Triggers Recall

Hyundai halted sales of the 2026 Palisade Limited and Calligraphy after a fatal Ohio incident and is finalizing a recall for about 68,500 units due to power-folding second- and third-row seats that may not detect contact, potentially crushing occupants. An interim over-the-air software update to improve contact detection will be deployed by the end of March; a formal recall and dealer repairs will follow at no cost, with rental cars offered until a full fix is available. The NHTSA is involved.

via The Drive|
#hyundai#ota-update#palisade
Hyundai pulls Ioniq 6 from US lineup, sparking used-EV excitement
business1 month ago

Hyundai pulls Ioniq 6 from US lineup, sparking used-EV excitement

Hyundai is discontinuing the Ioniq 6 in the US for 2026, keeping only the high‑performance Ioniq 6 N; tariff costs and the removal of the $7,500 EV tax credit helped drive weak sales. The car’s distinctive design and strong range could make it a compelling used EV, with the Ioniq ​​6 N still expected around $70k and many new units remaining on dealer lots.

via The Autopian|
#business#ev-tax-credit#hyundai
Hyundai Drops Regular Ioniq 6 in U.S.; Only Ioniq 6 N Survives
automotive1 month ago

Hyundai Drops Regular Ioniq 6 in U.S.; Only Ioniq 6 N Survives

Hyundai will discontinue the regular Ioniq 6 in the U.S. for 2026 and will only offer the high-performance Ioniq 6 N, which is set to arrive later in 2026 with 641 hp (601 hp standard) and enhanced performance, as weak sales and tariff considerations weighed on the model's future; 2025 Ioniq 6 sedans remain at dealers for now, and the car features 800-volt charging with fast 350 kW charging capability.

via Cars.com|
#automotive#electric-vehicles#hyundai
ICCU Flaws Put Hyundai, Kia, Genesis EVs at Risk of Power Loss, CR Finds
technology1 month ago

ICCU Flaws Put Hyundai, Kia, Genesis EVs at Risk of Power Loss, CR Finds

Consumer Reports warns that Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis electric vehicles can experience ICCU (Integrated Charging Control Unit) failures that compromise the 12-volt system and cause power loss or inoperable features, even with adequate main-battery charge. CR surveyed about 380,000 owners; ICCU-related issues affected roughly 2–10% of Hyundai/Kia EV owners, far higher than typical charging problems. The fault stems from a transistor in the ICCU failing due to overvoltage at the start or end of charging. Repairs vary from software updates to replacing the ICCU and fuse plus a coolant flush, with some costs reimbursed. Hyundai says parts are shipping and some expenses will be reimbursed; Kia has parts in stock; Genesis did not comment. The Ioniq 5 performed relatively well in CR’s testing, but ICCU reliability drags overall scores and recalls have occurred in the past.

via The Drive|
#ev#genesis#hyundai
Hyundai forfeits Russian buyback rights as auto exodus continues
russia2 months ago

Hyundai forfeits Russian buyback rights as auto exodus continues

Hyundai Motor Group did not exercise its option to repurchase its former factory in St. Petersburg by the January deadline, making it the second foreign carmaker to lose the buyback right as sanctions and the war in Ukraine continue to reshape Russia’s auto market. Hyundai and Kia suspended operations in 2022; Hyundai sold the plant to AGR Automotive Group in 2024 for 140,000 won and its vehicles have since been marketed under the Solaris brand, while Hyundai says it will still provide warranty and after-sales support for vehicles already sold. Mazda was the first to lose buyback rights in November 2025, and other brands such as Renault, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and Toyota have exited Russia, leaving Chinese automakers to fill the gap.

via The Kyiv Independent|
#automotive#hyundai#russia
Kia and Hyundai owners eligible for settlement payouts over car theft issues
local3 months ago

Kia and Hyundai owners eligible for settlement payouts over car theft issues

Some Kia and Hyundai owners in Ohio are eligible for free anti-theft protection and potential refunds due to a settlement with the automakers, following a rise in thefts facilitated by online information. Eligible owners can receive a zinc-reinforced ignition cylinder protector and restitution for related expenses, with a year to schedule the upgrade after being contacted by the automaker.

via Cleveland 19 News|
#hyundai#kia#local