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Agree with this. Try manually closing the vents.

AFAIK when you stop on the highway, it will go automatically. If you're on a small road, you must press a button on the steering wheel or tap the gas pedal to make it go again.

Disconnect your phone first. Then select Settings, then Phone. Find Phone/Device Protection, then select Android Auto and uncheck Split Screen. This only applies if you've updated your software since early 2023. Back then, an update added full-screen Android Auto.

This is impossible to happen. Did you tell your dealer about this?

How is it now? Could it be an issue with the phone's signal? I had some trouble activating it at first because the signal was weak. I drove elsewhere and tried again, and it worked. After that, it worked perfectly at home.

Simple solution: buy an iPhone

There could be a problem with your door switch. Did you take it to your dealer?

Leave the key fob at home and carry the physical key with you. Use your phone to start the car. Leave your phone in the car and bring the physical key with you. You can use the physical key to get back into the car and your phone to start it.

Try visiting your dealer and have them update it. Or maybe something needs a reset.

Is yoursan Ioniq 5? If so, there was a problem with the heaters in some of the first ones that were made. I don't see many people talking about this problem anymore, but what's important is that it can be fixed.

Did you find out the cause?

Agree with @rockhead45, if they only fixed the actuator instead of replacing it, then expect that the issue will come back.

Already got it fixed already under warranty :) Appreciate it!

Strange noises have been coming from my front windshield, both when I'm driving and when the car is stationary. It sounds like something may be loose. I haven't found any broken rubber seals, though. Has anyone else gone through this?

Thanks! Luckily, I got the button replaced for free under warranty. Turns out this is a common issue for the Ioniq.

The US has a 10-year warranty on some EV batteries, requiring them to retain at least 70% capacity. This suggests that battery replacement within that period due to capacity loss wouldn't cost you anything. But it's always good to double-check your own warranty details,

My 2022 Ioniq 5 is rebelling. The driver-side door handle push button has decided to take a permanent nap! The passenger-side button still works perfectly, but this is a complete disappointment. Is anyone else having trouble with their door handle buttons?