Hyundai Position Statement: High-Voltage Battery Inspection And Replacement After Structural Damage

I-CAR · May 22, 2024 · Hyundai

Summary

Hyundai requires a safety inspection of the high-voltage (HV) battery prior to removal on vehicles that have sustained structural damage. Uninspected vehicles must be stored outdoors away from flammable materials, and technicians must wear proper PPE and follow OEM procedures when handling HV systems.

What to do on the job

Perform a safety inspection of the high-voltage battery for missing fasteners, thermal events, or coolant/electrolyte leaks before removing it from a structurally damaged vehicle.

How to use it

Use this position statement to justify the labor and safety setup required for inspecting a high-voltage battery on a structurally damaged Hyundai. It also supports billing for outdoor storage of uninspected EVs and the necessary PPE and safety equipment required by the OEM.

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