2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Incorrect Key Fob Service Campaign
Hyundai Service Campaign 25-01-011H addresses an issue where some 2025 Ioniq 5 vehicles may have been delivered with an incorrect key fob for their trim level. This campaign involves inspection and, if necessary, replacement of the key fob by an IONIQ certified dealer.

Hyundai has launched Service Campaign 25-01-011H (internal campaign code 9B9) to address an issue affecting certain 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric vehicles. This campaign focuses on ensuring that owners have the correct key fob for their vehicle's specific trim level.
Some 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 vehicles may have been inadvertently delivered with an "incorrect key fob for the trim level." This can lead to discrepancies in features or appearance compared to the intended specifications for the vehicle's trim.
Important Warnings for Owners
- Dealer Requirement: To prevent any potential damage to your IONIQ vehicle, this service campaign can only be performed by IONIQ certified dealers. Ensure you schedule your service with an authorized IONIQ service center.
- Key Fob Return: If your key fob is replaced, Do NOT discard them. The original key fobs must be saved for a parts return request as part of the warranty process.
Inspection and Repair Procedure Summary
Dealers are instructed to perform this service campaign on all affected vehicles prior to customer retail delivery and whenever an affected vehicle is in the shop for any maintenance or repair. Technicians will access the "Vehicle Information" screen via WebDCS to identify open campaigns.
Key Fob Inspection
The first step involves inspecting the existing key fob to determine if it matches the vehicle's trim level. This is done by comparing the key fob's physical characteristics, such as the number of side buttons and the color of the part number label, against the specifications for each trim:
- SE Trim: Should have no side buttons and a yellow part number label. The correct part number is 95440-G1300.
- SEL Trim: Should have one side button and a gray part number label. The correct part number is 95440-GI120.
- XRT & Limited Trims: Should have three side buttons and a blue part number label. The correct part number is 95440-G1130.
If the key fob matches the trim level specifications, the inspection is complete after taking a required digital photo. If the key fob does not match, the vehicle proceeds to the replacement and programming stage.
Key Fob Replacement and Programming
If an "incorrect key fob for the trim level" is identified, the technician will order the correct part number based on the vehicle's trim level. The new key fobs will then be programmed to the vehicle. This programming procedure follows the guidelines outlined in TSB # 19-BE-006H, titled "Key Fob Code Saving/Programming Information" or its latest version.
After programming, all key fob functions, including Remote Start, Lock/Unlock, Horn Honk, Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA), and Liftgate (if applicable), will be verified to ensure they operate normally on both new key fobs. Digital photos of both new key fobs with the VIN plate are also required for documentation.
Required Parts
To correct the 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 incorrect key fob issue, the following key fob part numbers are used, depending on the vehicle's trim level:
- SE Trim: 95440-G1300
- SEL Trim: 95440-GI120
- XRT & Limited Trims: 95440-G1130
Warranty Information
This service is covered under warranty as a
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Why might my 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 have an incorrect key fob?
- Hyundai Service Campaign 25-01-011H indicates that certain 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 vehicles may have been manufactured with a key fob that does not match the specific trim level of the vehicle.
- How do I know if my 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 is affected by Service Campaign 25-01-011H?
- Dealers can identify affected vehicles by accessing the 'Vehicle Information' screen via WebDCS to check for open campaigns. You can also contact an IONIQ certified dealer with your VIN to inquire about Service Campaign 25-01-011H.
- What is the repair for the incorrect key fob on my Ioniq 5?
- The repair involves an inspection of your current key fob to determine if it matches your vehicle's trim level. If an incorrect key fob is found, it will be replaced with the correct part (e.g., 95440-G1300 for SE trim) and programmed to your vehicle according to TSB 19-BE-006H.
- Will I be charged for the key fob inspection and replacement?
- No, this is a service campaign performed under warranty. The inspection and any necessary replacement of the incorrect key fob for your 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 will be completed free of charge at an IONIQ certified dealer.
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