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I used Redline 70W-75W oil. I got it from the auto parts store. No problems so far.

Everyone should keep a spare battery for their car key. I had a problem with my key not working, but I had a spare. I'm now keeping an extra battery in the glove box. I also found that the old battery was almost dead. I'm going to replace that one too. You can try holding the key near the start...

Reputable fuel stations/brands like Shell with EPA standards generally provide high quality fuel. Just make sure you're using the right octane rating on your car.

That could be fixed under warranty. Take it to your dealer.

This has occurred to me during several vacations. It functions similarly to a sleep mode in order to avoid excessive battery drain.

Have you checked the sensors if it's dirty/blocked? Might be that one of the ultrasonic sensors or the radar upfront is damaged.

It's all beneath the center console in the carpeted interior. If I were you, I'd try to disassemble it so you can access it and clean it. If you can't do it, seek professional assistance.

You should've checked the car properly before leaving the showroom, that way you can request to have it repaired or replaced with another unit. Now the dealer may refuse to fix the dent since they can deny that it's not from them.

Pull it close with your hand to get it to move, then turn on the car and see if it starts to open/close properly.

Try fully rebooting your car. Maybe it'll be back to normal.

I think the antenna on newer Hyundai models might be having trouble receiving signals. You should talk to your dealer about it.

I had that issue and it just needed a software update. It now works well after the update.

Let's just hope it's not your transmission. I'd go to the dealer to let them check it if I were you.

My mechanic told me that regular fuel injector cleaning might not be necessary if you're using high-quality fuel. He believes that gasoline alone can dissolve most of the buildup in the combustion chamber. As long as the fuel filter and lines are clean, only fuel should be entering the injectors.

I've successfully fit two 36x80-inch bags into the trunk with all the seats folded down. Even with my two children and a dog, there's still plenty of space.

The seat mount bolts may need to be tightened, and potentially replaced. Haven't experienced that though.

I found a few diagrams online, but they only show portions of the trim. Try checking these: https://www.jimellishyundaiparts.com/products/Hyundai/2023/Ioniq-5Limited/Parking-Aid-System-Wiring-Harness/17070110/91840GI020.html...

You can search it here. Just search your model/year. https://owners.hyundaiusa.com/us/en/resources/manuals-warranties

What model is your Ioniq? All I know is that we get full maintenance coverage for 3 years/36k miles.