Hyundai MOT pass rates by model and age
First-time pass rate of every Hyundai model in our data together: initial tests passed with no repairs. The same-age average for all vehicles first used in the same years is 74.7%.
That is 0.3 points below the same-age average. Of the 14 Hyundai models listed below, 5 are above the same-age average, 7 are below it and 2 can't be told apart from it.
- Furthest above the same-age averageIoniq 5 (+3.0 pts), Ioniq (+1.9 pts), Tucson (+1.1 pts)
- Furthest below the same-age averagei800 (−14.1 pts), i30 (−4.7 pts), Getz (−4.2 pts)
An MOT pass rate is one signal: it doesn't record breakdowns or repair costs, and it also reflects mileage and upkeep.
Hyundai against all vehicles, by age
- 202287.2%−1.3 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2022 (88.5%), 80,239 tests
- 202187.9%+0.7 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2021 (87.2%), 67,842 tests
- 202086.1%+0.1 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2020 (86.0%), 45,153 tests
- 201984.2%+0.7 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2019 (83.5%), 79,709 tests
- 201882.3%+1.4 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2018 (80.9%), 84,027 tests
- 201780.6%+2.4 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2017 (78.2%), 81,967 tests
- 201677.0%+2.1 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2016 (74.9%), 77,691 tests
- 201573.6%+1.7 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2015 (71.9%), 74,064 tests
- 201467.8%−0.8 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2014 (68.6%), 67,567 tests
- 201360.4%−5.4 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2013 (65.8%), 59,678 tests
- 201259.1%−4.4 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2012 (63.5%), 55,753 tests
- 201158.7%−2.5 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2011 (61.2%), 45,139 tests
- 201058.5%−0.8 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2010 (59.3%), 41,381 tests
- 200956.9%−1.4 pts compared with all vehicles first used in 2009 (58.3%), 33,958 tests
Right-hand column: points above (+) or below (−) all vehicles first used in the same year. Covers every Hyundai model in our data, including those without their own page.
Hyundai models
| Model | Tests | Passed first time | Against the same-age average |
|---|---|---|---|
| i102008–2022 | 250,280 | 72.5% | +1.0 ptsaverage: 71.5% |
| Tucson2015–2023 | 164,553 | 83.6% | +1.1 ptsaverage: 82.5% |
| i202009–2022 | 132,614 | 72.6% | +0.4 ptsaverage: 72.2% |
| i302008–2022 | 101,275 | 64.7% | −4.7 ptsaverage: 69.5% |
| Kona2018–2023 | 62,115 | 86.3% | +0.1 ptsaverage: 86.2% |
| ix352010–2015 | 49,458 | 63.7% | −3.1 ptsaverage: 66.8% |
| Ioniq2017–2022 | 48,429 | 86.2% | +1.9 ptsaverage: 84.2% |
| ix202011–2019 | 28,296 | 69.3% | −1.7 ptsaverage: 71.0% |
| Santa FE2010–2022 | 27,208 | 69.3% | −2.0 ptsaverage: 71.3% |
| i402012–2018 | 18,892 | 71.1% | −0.1 ptsaverage: 71.2% |
| Getz2003–2008 | 16,066 | 53.3% | −4.2 ptsaverage: 57.4% |
| Ioniq 52021–2022 | 8,173 | 91.2% | +3.0 ptsaverage: 88.2% |
| i8002016–2019 | 5,342 | 65.9% | −14.1 ptsaverage: 80.0% |
| Bayon2021–2022 | 5,133 | 84.6% | −3.6 ptsaverage: 88.2% |
The same-age average is the first-time pass rate all vehicles would have with this model's mix of first-use years. Tests are initial MOT tests in 2025.
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