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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 loses 5-10% battery charge overnight when parked and not charging. The primary cause is the vehicle connectivity module maintaining a constant cellular data connection for over-the-air updates and remote monitoring. Disabling the BlueLink connectivity service via the vehicle settings significantly reduces overnight drain. Enabling scheduled charging and preconditioning also helps manage battery level.
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No commonly reported misdiagnoses for this fault yet. If you have replaced a part that did not fix this Hyundai Tucson 2022 problem, submit a wrong diagnosis report — it helps other drivers avoid the same costly mistake.
Noticed the drain was worse when the V2G charger was plugged in even when not actively charging. Switched to a different charger — drain back to normal. Known compatibility issue with certain third-party chargers keeping the car awake.
Parts replaced: None
Was losing 8-12% battery overnight with nothing connected. Hyundai released a software update specifically for this issue. Dealer applied it, drain dropped to 1-2% overnight which is normal for the thermal management system.
Parts replaced: None — OTA software update
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