Car lifespans / Hyundai

How long do Hyundai cars last?

Hyundai models average about 205,000 miles in Carpool's catalog. The Ioniq leads at an estimated 230,000 miles, and the Veloster is lowest at 180,000.

These are Carpool's editorial estimates of the miles a well-maintained car typically reaches before major repairs make it uneconomical to keep, informed by long-term reliability and high-mileage studies. They aren't measured data or a guarantee, and individual model years can differ. How Carpool uses them.

Hyundai lifetime miles by model

ModelEstimated lifetime milesModel yearsAvg. EPA MPG (MPGe for EVs)
Ioniq230,0002017–202273
Genesis220,0002009–201620
Ioniq 5220,0002022–2027101
Ioniq 6220,0002023–2027120
Veracruz220,0002007–201218
Azera210,0002006–201722
Elantra210,0002000–202633
Palisade210,0002020–202724
Accent200,0002006–202231
Santa Cruz200,0002022–202723
Santa Fe200,0002001–202723
Sonata200,0002000–202734
Tucson200,0002005–202628
Kona190,0002018–202753
Venue190,0002020–202731
Tiburon180,0002000–200821
Veloster180,0002012–202228

What the difference is worth

Take two used Hyundais, each priced at $8,000 with 100,000 miles on the odometer. By these estimates, the Ioniq has 130,000 miles left, or $0.062 per mile. The Veloster has 80,000 left, or $0.100 per mile. Same price, same mileage, very different value.

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