MOT pass rates · 2025 data
Hyundai MOT pass rates by model
Hyundai cars passed 79.36% of their 942,683 initial MOT tests in 2025, above the 77.3% average across all cars. Across the 17 Hyundai models with enough tests to report, results range from 90.39% (Ioniq) down to 58.9% (Coupe).
Every Hyundai model, ranked by pass rate
| Model | Pass rate | Tests | Avg miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ioniq | 90.39% | 56,587 | 64,901 |
| Kona | 89.77% | 61,190 | 35,367 |
| Bayon | 88.72% | 5,037 | 23,578 |
| Tucson | 85.88% | 165,676 | 50,758 |
| I20 | 79.17% | 132,547 | 60,100 |
| I10 | 79.04% | 250,698 | 49,821 |
| IX20 | 75.96% | 28,749 | 56,428 |
| I40 | 75.93% | 19,837 | 102,907 |
| I800 | 73.28% | 7,914 | 91,132 |
| Santa | 73.25% | 32,467 | 89,129 |
| I30 | 71.21% | 100,723 | 82,256 |
| IX35 | 68.93% | 49,755 | 93,115 |
| Amica | 65.7% | 4,921 | 61,577 |
| Veloster | 65.53% | 2,457 | 79,182 |
| Getz | 62.88% | 16,456 | 78,176 |
| Matrix | 59.15% | 2,808 | 79,326 |
| Coupe | 58.9% | 4,861 | 89,999 |
Checking a specific Hyundai
Model averages are a starting point. For the car you are actually looking at, run its registration through a free MOT history check, or a full car history check for finance, write-off, stolen and mileage records the MOT does not cover. There is also a dedicated Hyundai history check page.
Figures aggregated from the DVSA MOT Anonymised data set for 2025, class 4 initial tests only, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.