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The clutch fluid and the heater/cooling system have nothing to do with each other...

Most dealerships in Canada try to avoid adding a big markup to the price, since people don't like it. But they might try to sneak in extra costs by making you buy things like extra protection or an extended warranty. It's always a good idea to ask for a clear breakdown of everything you're...

An 89.5% SOH is pretty good for a used EV. Batteries naturally degrade over time, so a little fluctuation is normal.

Did you try opening the trunk?

How is this now? Maybe it's just time to replace your battery.

The heater shouldn't have turned on unless the car was charging fast. It's strange that the battery lost some charge. Maybe it was cold outside.

Try looking here for more: https://www.elementwheels.com/vehiclesearch?find=2022-hyundai-ioniq-5-63122

Afaik, the controls for driving modes and paddles are all connected to one cable.

You don't need to go anywhere else to have your tires and wheels installed; the store where you bought them should be able to do so. Agree with @tulipsmoker

You know someone who worked on that?

I'm using the ones from Amazon. They have been nice so far, and much cheaper! https://www.amazon.com/BestEvMod-Hardware-Accessories-Protection-Compatible/dp/B0C949Y5YN

Modern car keys can be quite expensive. Unlike traditional keys, they often have unique, double-sided shapes. Additionally, many newer cars require the key to be programmed via the OBD-II port. My previous Toyota used a VIN-based key cutting process, which I doubt a locksmith could replicate...

I've been using Wet Okole for my cars. Trusted and reliable.

FITCAMX is the best front camera I've found. It's easy to use and doesn't block your view. I think FITCAMX is specifically designed for this car. Bought mine from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/stores/FITCAMX/FITCAMX/page/6589A74E-852D-436F-8D8C-3520947E051F

You can call your dealer about it to confirm.

Planning to top-up mine as well. Any brand you could recommend?

You most likely activated the I-pedal; when you come to a stop, the car usually rolls backward; you'll get used to it though..

It could be the door locking mechanism is the issue. Have you fixed it yet?

Completely normal. The car could be keeping the battery at the proper temperature or turning on the dehumidifier.

I hear it when I'm driving around 60mph. It's not very loud, and it goes away when I speed up or slow down slightly. I think it's caused by the electric motors. I'm used to it now, and it actually makes me laugh at times.