Second Hand Hyundai Ioniq 5 Flywheel

No — the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a fully battery-electric vehicle with no internal combustion engine, so it has no flywheel at all; the drivetrain uses electric motors that do not require one. If you have been quoted for a flywheel on an Ioniq 5, it is likely a misidentification. You may be thinking of a different Hyundai model, or you could be looking for a related component such as a motor rotor or reduction gear unit — confirm what you actually need with a breaker who specialises in EV dismantling.

Any listing describing a flywheel for a Hyundai Ioniq 5 is almost certainly mislabelled or listed against the wrong vehicle, because the Ioniq 5 has no combustion engine and therefore no flywheel was ever manufactured or fitted to any variant of this model. The Ioniq 5 uses electric motors across all versions — standard range, long range, rear-wheel drive, and dual-motor AWD — none of which use a flywheel. Contact the breaker directly and double-check the part description and the source vehicle registration before purchasing anything.

These are completely different vehicles — the original Hyundai Ioniq (sold in the UK from 2016 and available in hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric variants) is a separate model from the Ioniq 5, and the two share no drivetrain components. The hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions of the original Ioniq do have a flywheel or dual-mass flywheel associated with their petrol engine, but this part is entirely incompatible with the Ioniq 5 which has no engine bay to mount one in. If you own the original Hyundai Ioniq hybrid rather than the Ioniq 5, search specifically for that model and supply your engine code from your V5 to get the right match.

Because the Ioniq 5 is fully electric, a garage mentioning a 'flywheel' on this car has likely used the term loosely or made an error — it is worth asking them to clarify exactly which component they are referring to. On an EV, possible causes of similar symptoms (vibration, noise, drivetrain roughness) could involve the motor, reduction gearbox, driveshafts, or wheel bearings rather than anything resembling a flywheel. A breaker specialising in Hyundai EV parts will be better placed to help you identify the correct used part once you have a clear diagnosis from a technician familiar with electric vehicles.