Hyundai IONIQ 5 maintenance schedule

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The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is electric, so it skips oil changes, spark plugs and other engine-only work — here's what it still needs.

Every 8,000 km

or 6 months

Tire rotation

Evens out tread wear; check pressures too.

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Multi-point inspection

Fluids, belts, lights, brakes and suspension look-over.

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or 1 year

Cabin air filter

Cleaner air and a better-working HVAC system.

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Brake inspection

Pads, rotors and fluid checked for wear.

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Wiper blades

Cheap safety item, especially before winter.

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or 2 years

Brake fluid flush

Brake fluid absorbs moisture and degrades over time.

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Battery test

Cold winters are hard on batteries.

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Brake pads (as needed)

Front pads often wear out around this mileage.

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or 5 years

Coolant flush

Protects against overheating and corrosion.

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A general guide based on typical manufacturer intervals. Your exact Hyundai IONIQ 5 schedule may differ — always follow your owner's manual.