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The Hyundai Ioniq 5 is a fully electric vehicle and has never been offered with a diesel or petrol engine in any variant sold in the UK — it uses one or two electric motors with no internal combustion engine at all. Glow plugs are a diesel-engine component used to pre-heat the combustion chamber, so they simply do not exist on any Ioniq 5. If you are searching for a glow plug for this vehicle, it is likely either a mix-up with a different model or a misdiagnosis.
Yes — if you own a diesel Hyundai such as the Tucson, Santa Fe, i30, or i20 with a diesel engine, those models do use glow plugs. Double-check your V5C registration document to confirm your exact model name and fuel type, as Hyundai sells a wide range of vehicles and it is easy to search under the wrong name. A breaker will be able to confirm the correct part once you supply your registration number.
Because the Ioniq 5 is fully electric, there are no spark plugs, glow plugs, fuel injectors, or any combustion-related components fitted to it. If you are experiencing a fault or warning light, the issue is more likely related to the high-voltage battery, inverter, on-board charger, or a 12V auxiliary system component. A diagnostic check at a specialist EV workshop or Hyundai dealer is the best starting point before searching for parts.
This is almost certainly an error on the supplier's side, possibly caused by an incorrect parts catalogue lookup or a data entry mistake. The Ioniq 5 has no combustion engine and therefore no glow plugs exist for it from the factory. We would strongly recommend querying the quote directly with the supplier and confirming your vehicle's fuel type using your registration number before purchasing anything.