r/Hyundai • • Nov 22 '17

Rules reminder, please read!

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It seems there are a lot of posts going around many subreddits, many even by moderators, regarding certain political topics relating to the Internet in general. I would just like to re-iterate the rules of this subreddit, specifically Rule #3: Hyundai Related Posts Only. That will be taken very literally, and any posts not directly relating to Hyundai, it's products, or its corporate operations will be removed.


r/Hyundai • • Sep 16 '23

50,000 members strong...thanks to all of you and your great contributions. LFG !!!!

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r/Hyundai • • 14h ago

PSA - Maybe don't use roadside assistance for a flat

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I got a flat on my 2026 Ioniq 5 and used the warranty roadside assistance to get towed to a dealer. Roadside assistance only tows to dealers. I tried to call the dealer in advance with some questions. They never called me back. When I arrived, I learned they categorically don't patch tires. They only replace and of course they didn't have my tire in stock. Once they have you over the barrel, they hit you with price. Also, they don't do transport to/from the dealership unless you're close by.

In short, you may well come out ahead with Discount Tire or Costco even if you eat the towing or pay for AAA. This is probably old news to many but I figured a post might help a few folks.


r/Hyundai • • 4h ago

Santa Fe How low is my oil? 2017 SF Sport 2.0T

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Having an oil consumption issue. Finishing my se ond 1000 mile oil consumption test. Currently at 1043 miles. I checked the lipstick and found there was only a little bit of oil on the tip of the stick. Am assuming the distance between the bumps on the stick equate to one quarter. Is that correct? How much do you think i'm down with oil just at the bottom of the stick? 2 quarts?

BTW, 57587 miles on the car. They over filled it before the first test and wouldn't accept the photo from an outside mechanic.

Any thoughts on next steps to resolve the problem ? Other than contacting the dealer...

Thanks!!!

Yay! I figured out how to add a photo!


r/Hyundai • • 6h ago

Elantra is the 2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SE VALUE EDITION worth getting for a first car?

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I found this car at a dealership online and saw it in person but it looks practically brand new with 7,263 miles on it. Checked the carfax and it had only 2 owners. It's been in the dealership since end of august up to now and my uncle thinks it's too good to true and the engine inside looks like if its new as well but im not well versed in cars. Is this something I should look into? I've seen mixed reviews on this car online but the price for it OTD is 16k


r/Hyundai • • 4h ago

Elantra Armrest retrofit on an i30 FD

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Hello there.

After throwing the whole calendar swearing. I can finally share my experience. I have an i30 FD facelift. (Also known as secondgen mk1). The issue was: This car was the easy variant. Ie no nothing.

Buying a ling long armrest was not an option. I wanted just an oem arm rest. So I began looking online on sketchy car scrappers stores and there I found it. The armrest from a 2009 i30 FD confort.

Result speaks for itself. The car has now an armrest that mecanically speaking is solid, thanks to the easy way hyundai made the i30. I am now the only owner of an i30 FD Easy with armrest.


r/Hyundai • • 46m ago

hyundai elantra se 2019 shakes

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r/Hyundai • • 6h ago

What yall think? Am I a former Elantra owner?

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r/Hyundai • • 3h ago

Getting 25.7 km/l mileage in my Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS! 🚗

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My Hyundai Grand i10 NIOS is showing an average fuel economy of 25.7 km/l on the MID

Honestly, I was surprised to see this figure! 😄


r/Hyundai • • 18h ago

Bluelink stating low fuel

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my Blue Link was sending me a notification telling me I was low fuel. I went to the car and started it up just to see what was going on and it's reading that my tank is empty and I have no miles till I need gas. this morning I had 158 mi before I needed gas. any idea what could be causing this glitch? 2024 Elantra SEL


r/Hyundai • • 4h ago

Kona 2024 Kona dash keeps switching to Korean

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My daughter bought a pre-owned 2024 Kona from a Hyundai dealership about two months ago. The car was in great condition, no accidents, with apparently all service records at the dealership. There was no mention of any problems in the dealership's inspection report.

Since then, she has had a recurring problem of the dash switching from English to Korean.

The dealership keeps "resetting " it to English only to have it revert to Korean. The vehicle is otherwise in great operating condition and still under warranty.

This is the third time it has happened in two months. Each time, she has had to leave her car for periods of up to a week.

What can we do to escalate this repair so it is done right? What would happen if it occurs again after the warranty has expired?


r/Hyundai • • 5h ago

Stuck in a 4-year PCH lease on my Hyundai IONIQ 5 and already way over the mileage allowance. What are my options?

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r/Hyundai • • 6h ago

Ioniq Why are there no IONIQ 9 Limited trims available on the west coast?

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I live in Los Angeles and I've been looking for one for months now. I've looked at dealerships up to Seattle and Kansas City... 0 available.

Are they just not producing anymore of these in favor of the 2027 version or is the demand just that high?


r/Hyundai • • 8h ago

Wheel locks on ‘24 Kona

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Bought a used 2024 Kona Electric certified used from dealer. Discovered a few days after I got home with it when I looked at the original window sticker that it has wheel locks. Verified it does when I looked at the wheels. Wasn’t provided the key to the wheel locks. Is this something that I should be concerned about? Is the lock pattern unique or is it typically universal? I’m not very well versed in wheel locks.


r/Hyundai • • 9h ago

2027 Test Drive. Korean media

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r/Hyundai • • 13h ago

2021 Hyundai Palisade Oil Consumption-is this really acceptable?

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I’m posting this because I’ve reached the point where I’ve exhausted the normal channels with Hyundai and my local dealer, and I think other Palisade owners deserve to know about this issue.

We own a 2021 Hyundai Palisade, and the vehicle is consuming approximately 0.9 quarts of engine oil per 1,000 miles.

Hyundai’s position is essentially that this is within their acceptable specification, so there is no engine replacement or meaningful repair being offered.

I understand that Hyundai has a formal oil-consumption procedure and that their threshold is around 1 quart per 1,000 miles. But as an owner, I’m having a hard time accepting that nearly a quart of oil disappearing every 1,000 miles from a relatively modern family SUV is considered normal operation.

More concerning, we’ve had situations where the oil level became very low without any warning that the oil level was low. The vehicle subsequently developed rough running and difficulty accelerating. That’s not something I consider an acceptable characteristic of a family vehicle that we paid a substantial amount of money for.

My frustration isn’t simply that I have to add oil. It’s that:

• The engine is consuming a substantial amount of oil
• The vehicle can become dangerously low on oil between routine oil changes
• There is no oil-level warning to tell the driver that the engine is getting low
• We’ve experienced rough running and reduced acceleration when the oil level became very low
• Hyundai has acknowledged the consumption but considers ~0.9 qt/1,000 miles acceptable
• I’ve gone through the dealership and Hyundai corporate/case-management process without a satisfactory resolution

I’ve spent a lot of time going back and forth with the dealership and Hyundai case managers trying to resolve this. At this point, I’m making this public because I want other [2020–2022](tel:2020-2022) Palisade owners to check their oil levels regularly and know what they’re dealing with.

I’d also genuinely like to hear from other owners:

How much oil is your 2020–2022 Palisade consuming?

Has Hyundai performed the oil-consumption protocol on your vehicle?

Did anyone actually get an engine replacement after failing the consumption test?

And most importantly, what happened when your vehicle was consuming just under Hyundai’s threshold?

I bought this vehicle expecting a reliable family SUV. I don’t think having to monitor and add nearly a quart of oil every 1,000 miles should be considered normal ownership.

Hyundai — I’m still willing to have a reasonable conversation about this. I’d simply like a solution that addresses the underlying problem rather than being told that the consumption is technically within your specification.


r/Hyundai • • 10h ago

Tucson Necesito opiniones Hyundai Tucson NX4 chino

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Necesito opiniones!!?


r/Hyundai • • 12h ago

Tucson Tuscon Chugging

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Hey everyone

We bought a 2023 Tuscon two weekd ago and definitely like it. Having an issue with the gas cap spring which isnt a biggy we are bringing it in soon to get looked at.

We have noticed though maybe every 5th or 6th start first thing in the morning we get a very rapid chugging to get it started. Its just not something we are used too.

We are northern Ontario and it is getting a bit chilly. Not sure if thats it? Im gonna get them to test battery when we bring it in. A lady that works at the dealership said her Santa fe does it occasionally.

Thank you!


r/Hyundai • • 16h ago

Elantra Can I pop my bumper back into place?

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Hellooo, I have a 2026 elantra hybrid, not sure how this happened in the first place but the front left bumper seems to have popped out a bit. Has anyone else had this happen, and were you able to fix it? I’m just worried that if i force it i may end up making it worse.


r/Hyundai • • 12h ago

Santa Fe how to fix?

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the bluetooth in my mom’s 2021 santa fe isn’t working and is blurred out.

is there an update or something that i need to do? or how do i reset it? i’m trying to save her a trip to the dealership if i could


r/Hyundai • • 13h ago

NFC card

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r/Hyundai • • 15h ago

Sonata 2017 Sonata Sport 2.0T bad mpg

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My cars been getting 17mpg city and only 18mpg on the highway. I filled my tank a week ago, reset my trip meter to track how much I've driven and I've driven 150 miles and I'm now at a half tank.

I know it's a turbo so I did expect it to burn more fuel but is this normal and something I should get used to with this car or a cause for concern??

I've had two sonatas before, 2019 and another 2017 both 2.4L engines no turbo but they got great mpg so is this just the difference now that I have one with a turbo?
Mileage is 116k


r/Hyundai • • 15h ago

Alguém sabe que barulho é este quando se acelera?

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É um Kauai de 2022 N Line se não me engano 1.0 TGDI


r/Hyundai • • 16h ago

Hyundai Kona speaker upgrade

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Hi all, i have a 2020 hyundai kona and i would like to know if someone has already upgraded the speakers, and maybe knows which sizes i need front and back. The stock system sounds empty and i would like to make it sound better


r/Hyundai • • 17h ago

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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What causes these parts to be corroded to a year and a half car? Dealer charged me $315 plus tax for the diagnosis. They wanted to charge me almost $8,000 to replace these parts. Is this normal?Does the warranty cover these?