Hyundai Ioniq Price Guide & Known Issues (2016-2026)

We track real Hyundai Ioniq asking prices from UK dealers daily - prices starting from £5,990, covering 2016 to 2026 models. Enter your reg for a free personalised estimate.

£5,990
prices from
2016 - 2026
models available

Ioniq prices by year

YearAvg priceAvg mileage
2022£13,95030k miles
2021£12,84539k miles
2020£11,95947k miles
2019£12,18555k miles
2018£11,22261k miles

Based on current UK dealer asking prices. Updated monthly.

Popular Ioniq variants

PremiumSE

Common Ioniq issues to watch for

major Parking brake system failures (AE)
major Service brake efficiency problems (AE)
major DCT transmission juddering (AE)

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Hyundai Ioniq - buyer's guide

How much is a Hyundai Ioniq worth?

Used Hyundai Ioniq prices start from around £5,990 at UK dealers, with models ranging from 2016 to 2026. The exact value depends on the variant, year, mileage and condition - a high-spec Premium will be worth significantly more than a base model with the same age and miles. Enter your reg above for a free estimate based on what dealers are actually asking right now.

Part-exchange, trade, or private sale - what's the difference?

The same Ioniq can be worth three different amounts depending on how you sell it:

  • Private sale - typically the highest price, but you handle viewings, tyre-kickers and paperwork yourself
  • Part-exchange - convenient when buying your next car, but dealers will offer below market rate to build in their margin
  • Trade sale - quickest route to cash, but usually the lowest offer

Our free estimate tool shows what similar cars are listed for at dealers right now - a solid starting point whichever route you choose.

What problems should I look for on a Hyundai Ioniq?

Based on our database of owner-reported issues, the most common problems on the Hyundai Ioniq include:

  • Parking brake system failures (AE) (major)
  • Service brake efficiency problems (AE) (major)
  • DCT transmission juddering (AE) (major)

Always get a service history check before buying - it can reveal whether these issues have been addressed.

Can I check the service history of a Hyundai Ioniq?

Yes. Our service history check pulls official records directly from Hyundai's manufacturer database, showing:

  • Every recorded service - dates, mileage and dealer location
  • Work carried out at each visit
  • Gaps in the service schedule that could affect value

If you're buying a used Ioniq, this is one of the most important checks you can do. A full service history typically adds 10-15% to a car's value.

How are these estimates calculated?

We crawl thousands of UK dealer websites daily and record what they're actually listing cars for. When you enter a reg, we match your car's exact variant, age and mileage against current and recent listings to produce an estimate grounded in real market data - not inflated book values or outdated guides.