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Automotive · New Zealand · 2026-03-27

Hyundai IONIQ vehicle has potential issue with High-voltage Battery Management System software

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CountryNew Zealand
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-03-27
ManufacturerHYUNDAI
Models affectedIONIQ
Model yearModel years 2019-2022
DefectThis recall is related to a potential issue with the vehicle’s High-voltage Battery Management System (″BMS″), specifically the software logic responsible for monitoring cell voltage fluctuations while the vehicle is parked. Hyundai Motor Company has identified that, under certain conditions, the current BMS software may not detect these voltage fluctuations. In very rare situations, this could increase the risk of a thermal event involving the high‑voltage battery.
ComponentIONIQ 2019 - 2022 (Series II (100kW, 38.3 kWh))
Recall typeSafety Recall
RemedyContact your local Hyundai Dealer or Hyundai Service Agent to make the necessary booking 1. visit: https://www.hyundai.co.nz/hyundai-dealership-service-centre 2. or call us on: 0800 HYUNDAI (498 632) 3. or email us at: customerservice@hyundai.co.nz 4. or send an online inquiry to: https://www.hyundai.co.nz/contact-us
Recall number61D018
Official noticeView source ↗

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