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Hyundai Coupe MOT pass rate and common problems

58.7% of Hyundai Coupes passed the 2024 MOT (5,941 first tests): 52.2% at the first attempt and 6.4% after a fix at the test centre (PRS), each rounded separately. About 1 in 2 failed the first attempt. For its age, it fails 13% more often than normal: MOT Risk Index 112.5 (95% CI 109.5–115.5; 100 = normal).

Hyundai Coupe at a glance, 2024 MOT
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
MOT pass rate58.7%incl. 6.4% fixed at the test centre20245941
Passed at the first attempt52.2%all first tests20245941
MOT Risk Index (95% CI 109.5–115.5)112.5index100 = normal for its age · rank 580 of 761 (1 = fails least for its age)20245941
Biggest excess: Brakes52.8per 10020.9 same-age2019–202458496
Dangerous defects21.6per 10011.2 UK, not age-adjusted2019–202458496
Advisory items212.0per 100127.1 UK, not age-adjusted2019–202458496
strip · Hyundai Coupe · MOT Risk Index · 112.5 vs 100 = normal · 2024
MOT Risk Index · Hyundai Coupe. 0–240; 100 = normal for its age; median model 92.8 · rank 580 of 761 (1 = fails least for its age). It would rank between 554 and 608 anywhere within its 95% interval, other models held where they are. DVSA, 2024.
Hyundai Coupe index position among 761 models
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Rank580of 761published models, 1 = fails least for its age20245941
Best rank within its 95% interval554rankother models held where they are20245941
Worst rank within its 95% interval608rankother models held where they are20245941

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Data release dvsa-2024-v2 (24 Sep 2026) · full dataset (v5). This model's index changed from 117.0 to 112.5 in the 24 September 2026 release, after duplicate test records were removed.

What actually fails on a Hyundai Coupe MOT, and how often?

Hyundai Coupe MOTs fail most often on brakes: 52.8 per 100 tests, against 20.9 for UK cars of the same age (2019–2024, n = 58,496).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Brakes · 52.8 vs 20.9 · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Brakes52.8per 10020.92019–202430910
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment38.9per 10034.42019–202422743
Suspension21.4per 10029.32019–202412510
Body, chassis, structure15.2per 10011.92019–20248913
Visibility12.4per 10011.42019–20247279
Noise, emissions and leaks11.9per 1007.62019–20246977

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 58,496 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Will my Hyundai Coupe's advisory become a fail at the next MOT?

Hyundai Coupe advisories turn into fails more often than on the median model: lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment advisories became a fail at the next MOT 33.2% of the time.

funnel · Hyundai Coupe · Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment · 33.2 vs median model · 2019–2024
Advisories on lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment: 33.2 of 100 became a fail on the same item at the next MOT. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment33.2% next failmedian model2019–20241893
Brakes30.3% next failmedian model2019–202415199
Suspension20.8% next failmedian model2019–20249380
Body, chassis, structure20.1% next failmedian model2019–20245169
Steering13.9% next failmedian model2019–20243119
Noise, emissions and leaks12.7% next failmedian model2019–20242813
Tyres11.8% next failmedian model2019–202410525
Identification of the vehicle4.6% next failmedian model2019–20242354
Full table
Further values · 2019–2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Non-component advisories0% next failmedian model2019–20242660

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

My Hyundai Coupe got an MOT advisory: what gets flagged most?

Hyundai Coupe MOTs flag brakes most: 70.3 advisories per 100 tests, against 34.7 across UK tests (2019–2024, n = 58,496).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Brakes · 70.3 vs 34.7 · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Brakes70.3per 10034.72019–202441096
Suspension47.5per 10026.22019–202427781
Tyres39.7per 10039.72019–202423219
Body, chassis, structure15.4per 1004.62019–20249005
Steering8per 1001.82019–20244682
Noise, emissions and leaks7.9per 1005.22019–20244610

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 58,496 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

What is likely to fail next on a Hyundai Coupe?

For Hyundai Coupes aged 12 to 14 whose last MOT was a fail, the item most likely to fail at the next MOT is brakes: 30.4% failed on it (2019–2024, n = 9,323).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Brakes, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass · 16.2 vs baseline · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Brakes, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass16.2% next fail2019–20242028
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass14.4% next fail2019–20242028
Steering, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass10.8% next fail2019–20242028
Tyres, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass6.7% next fail2019–20242028
Visibility, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass5.8% next fail2019–20242028
Suspension, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass5.1% next fail2019–20242028
Noise, emissions and leaks, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass3.5% next fail2019–20242028
Body, chassis, structure, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass3.1% next fail2019–20242028
Full table
Further values · 2019–2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass0.9% next fail2019–20242028
Identification of the vehicle, 9 to 11 years old, after a pass0.3% next fail2019–20242028
Brakes, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory23.7% next fail2019–20241858
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory18.6% next fail2019–20241858
Steering, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory12.2% next fail2019–20241858
Tyres, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory8.7% next fail2019–20241858
Suspension, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory7.9% next fail2019–20241858
Visibility, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory6.9% next fail2019–20241858
Noise, emissions and leaks, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory5.5% next fail2019–20241858
Body, chassis, structure, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory4.7% next fail2019–20241858
Identification of the vehicle, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory0.8% next fail2019–20241858
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory0.7% next fail2019–20241858
Road wheels, 9 to 11 years old, after an advisory0.6% next fail2019–20241858
Brakes, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail27.9% next fail2019–20243019
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail24.1% next fail2019–20243019
Steering, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail13.8% next fail2019–20243019
Suspension, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail11.4% next fail2019–20243019
Tyres, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail10.1% next fail2019–20243019
Visibility, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail9.5% next fail2019–20243019
Noise, emissions and leaks, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail8.1% next fail2019–20243019
Body, chassis, structure, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail7.7% next fail2019–20243019
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail0.9% next fail2019–20243019
Identification of the vehicle, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail0.7% next fail2019–20243019
Road wheels, 9 to 11 years old, after a fail0.5% next fail2019–20243019
Brakes, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass18.9% next fail2019–20244983
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass16.1% next fail2019–20244983
Suspension, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass7.7% next fail2019–20244983
Visibility, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass6.6% next fail2019–20244983
Body, chassis, structure, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass6.1% next fail2019–20244983
Steering, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass5.7% next fail2019–20244983
Noise, emissions and leaks, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass5.4% next fail2019–20244983
Tyres, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass5.4% next fail2019–20244983
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass0.8% next fail2019–20244983
Identification of the vehicle, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass0.7% next fail2019–20244983
Road wheels, 12 to 14 years old, after a pass0.4% next fail2019–20244983
Brakes, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory24.7% next fail2019–20245938
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory22.4% next fail2019–20245938
Suspension, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory12.1% next fail2019–20245938
Body, chassis, structure, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory10.1% next fail2019–20245938
Visibility, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory9.6% next fail2019–20245938
Noise, emissions and leaks, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory8.5% next fail2019–20245938
Steering, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory8.5% next fail2019–20245938
Tyres, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory8.2% next fail2019–20245938
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory1.0% next fail2019–20245938
Identification of the vehicle, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory0.9% next fail2019–20245938
Road wheels, 12 to 14 years old, after an advisory0.4% next fail2019–20245938
Brakes, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail30.4% next fail2019–20249323
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail27.2% next fail2019–20249323
Suspension, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail15% next fail2019–20249323
Visibility, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail11.7% next fail2019–20249323
Body, chassis, structure, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail11.5% next fail2019–20249323
Noise, emissions and leaks, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail10.9% next fail2019–20249323
Tyres, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail9.9% next fail2019–20249323
Steering, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail9.0% next fail2019–20249323
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail1.5% next fail2019–20249323
Identification of the vehicle, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail1.2% next fail2019–20249323
Road wheels, 12 to 14 years old, after a fail0.6% next fail2019–20249323
Brakes, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass18.7% next fail2019–20243323
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass16.8% next fail2019–20243323
Suspension, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass10.9% next fail2019–20243323
Body, chassis, structure, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass10.2% next fail2019–20243323
Visibility, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass7.1% next fail2019–20243323
Noise, emissions and leaks, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass6.3% next fail2019–20243323
Tyres, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass5.3% next fail2019–20243323
Steering, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass3.6% next fail2019–20243323
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass0.8% next fail2019–20243323
Identification of the vehicle, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass0.6% next fail2019–20243323
Road wheels, 15 to 19 years old, after a pass0.3% next fail2019–20243323
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory25.8% next fail2019–20244375
Brakes, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory25.2% next fail2019–20244375
Suspension, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory16.8% next fail2019–20244375
Body, chassis, structure, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory15.5% next fail2019–20244375
Visibility, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory10.8% next fail2019–20244375
Noise, emissions and leaks, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory10.0% next fail2019–20244375
Tyres, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory7.2% next fail2019–20244375
Steering, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory6.5% next fail2019–20244375
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory1.4% next fail2019–20244375
Identification of the vehicle, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory1.3% next fail2019–20244375
Road wheels, 15 to 19 years old, after an advisory0.2% next fail2019–20244375
Brakes, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail31.7% next fail2019–20247388
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail31.1% next fail2019–20247388
Suspension, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail20.9% next fail2019–20247388
Body, chassis, structure, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail19.0% next fail2019–20247388
Visibility, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail12.2% next fail2019–20247388
Noise, emissions and leaks, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail12.2% next fail2019–20247388
Tyres, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail8.4% next fail2019–20247388
Steering, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail6.8% next fail2019–20247388
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail2.2% next fail2019–20247388
Identification of the vehicle, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail1.3% next fail2019–20247388
Road wheels, 15 to 19 years old, after a fail0.3% next fail2019–20247388
Brakes, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)13.2% next fail2019–2024401
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)12.5% next fail2019–2024401
Suspension, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)10.7% next fail2019–2024401
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)10.2% next fail2019–2024401
Visibility, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)8.0% next fail2019–2024401
Tyres, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)4.0% next fail2019–2024401
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)3.7% next fail2019–2024401
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)2.5% next fail2019–2024401
Steering, 20 years or older, after a pass (rough estimate: 401 cars)2% next fail2019–2024401
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)19.6% next fail2019–2024484
Brakes, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)19.2% next fail2019–2024484
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)18.0% next fail2019–2024484
Suspension, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)16.1% next fail2019–2024484
Visibility, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)10.5% next fail2019–2024484
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)6.4% next fail2019–2024484
Tyres, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)5.6% next fail2019–2024484
Steering, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)4.8% next fail2019–2024484
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after an advisory (rough estimate: 484 cars)2.9% next fail2019–2024484
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment, 20 years or older, after a fail24.9% next fail2019–2024746
Brakes, 20 years or older, after a fail23.3% next fail2019–2024746
Suspension, 20 years or older, after a fail22.5% next fail2019–2024746
Body, chassis, structure, 20 years or older, after a fail19.6% next fail2019–2024746
Visibility, 20 years or older, after a fail12.3% next fail2019–2024746
Noise, emissions and leaks, 20 years or older, after a fail8.3% next fail2019–2024746
Tyres, 20 years or older, after a fail6.7% next fail2019–2024746
Steering, 20 years or older, after a fail5.5% next fail2019–2024746
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems, 20 years or older, after a fail3.6% next fail2019–2024746
Identification of the vehicle, 20 years or older, after a fail0.8% next fail2019–2024746

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How often does a Hyundai Coupe get a dangerous MOT defect?

The Hyundai Coupe gets a dangerous defect more often than the UK average: 21.6 per 100 first tests against 11.2 across the UK. A dangerous defect means the vehicle should not be driven away until it is fixed. In the same tests, 127.5 major and 28.0 minor defects were recorded per 100 tests (one test can record several).

bullet · Hyundai Coupe · Dangerous defects · 21.6 vs 11.2 · 2019–2024
Dangerous defects: 21.6 vs 11.2. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Dangerous defects21.6per 10011.22019–202458496

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 58,496 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id; severity not recorded for some 2018–2021 tests · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Will my Hyundai Coupe still pass its MOT in a few years?

First-time MOT failures for the Hyundai Coupe go from 44.9% at age 15 to 46.4% at age 19, against 43.5% for all cars aged 19 (2024, n = 5,941).

line · Hyundai Coupe · Age 15 · 44.9 vs 41.6 · 2024
Age 15: 44.9. Age 19: 46.4. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 1544.9% failed first time41.620241097
Age 1649.4% failed first time43.120241037
Age 1750.2% failed first time43.120241360
Age 1847.5% failed first time43.92024893
Age 1946.4% failed first time43.52024561

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How does the Hyundai Coupe compare with cars of its own age and size?

At every age shown, Hyundai Coupes fail first time more often than comparable models of the same size class; the biggest difference is at age 10, where they fail more often: 45.4% against 30.0% (2024, n = 1,574).

line · Hyundai Coupe · Age 10 · 45.4 vs 30.0 · 2024
Age 10: 45.4. Age 20: 50.9. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 1045.4% fail30.020241574
Age 1144.6% fail33.420243102
Age 1246.0% fail36.420245571
Age 1346.7% fail38.920247726
Age 1447.4% fail40.820248883
Age 1548.7% fail42.320249179
Age 1650.8% fail43.120247477
Age 1751.2% fail43.520245550
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 1851.4% fail43.620243487
Age 1951.0% fail43.220242234
Age 2050.9% fail42.420241405

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Which Hyundai Coupe years should I avoid?

Hyundai Coupe build years range from index 95.8 to 113.0 against the model's own age norm of 100 (2019–2024, n = 5,941).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Build year 2001 (worse for its age) (rough estimate: 672 tests, 95% interval 101.9–124.2) · 113 vs 100 = normal · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Build year 2001 (worse for its age) (rough estimate: 672 tests, 95% interval 101.9–124.2)113index vs own age100 = normal2019–2024672
Build year 2002 (rough estimate: 1,284 tests, 95% interval 96.0–111.5)103.8index vs own age100 = normal2019–20241284
Build year 2003 (worse for its age) (rough estimate: 2,559 tests, 95% interval 101.2–112.3)106.7index vs own age100 = normal2019–20242559
Build year 2004103.6index vs own age100 = normal2019–20244439
Build year 200598.7index vs own age100 = normal2019–20247152
Build year 2006 (better for its age)95.8index vs own age100 = normal2019–20249987
Build year 200799.5index vs own age100 = normal2019–202412270
Build year 200897.6index vs own age100 = normal2019–20248082
Full table
Further values · 2019–2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Build year 200997.6index vs own age100 = normal2019–20248062

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How much does it cost to fix a Hyundai Coupe MOT fail?

Expected repair cost per Hyundai Coupe MOT: about £196 (up to about £372 if more expensive parts are needed), from the chance of failing each item and its most common UK repair price (catalogue estimate, n = 5,941).

Computed, not measured.

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Expected repair bill · 196.0 vs modal price catalogue · price catalogue
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (price catalogue)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Expected repair bill196.0GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue5941
Estimated range lower196.0GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue5941
Estimated range upper372.4GBP estimatemodal price catalogueprice catalogue5941
Brakes: Front brake pads (parts + labour, typical hatchback)79.2GBP expected contribution150price catalogue5941
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment: Battery replacement (standard 12V lead-acid)54.5GBP expected contribution140price catalogue5941
Suspension: Suspension coil spring (single corner)38.5GBP expected contribution180price catalogue5941
Noise, emissions and leaks: Exhaust rear silencer23.8GBP expected contribution200price catalogue5941

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: price catalogue · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is the Hyundai Coupe more reliable than similar cars?

Of 8 similar models, 8 fail less often for their age than the Hyundai Coupe and 0 as often or more. The Hyundai Coupe has an MOT Risk Index of 112.5, where 100 = normal for its age (2024, n = 5,941).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Hyundai Coupe (this model) · 112.5 vs 100 = normal · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Hyundai Coupe (this model)112.5index100 = normal20245941
Peugeot 306111.4index112.520244111
Vauxhall Astravan108.2index112.520247830
Renault Laguna109.9index112.520249316
Peugeot 407109.1index112.520248915
Honda FR-V105.8index112.520247098
Mercedes-Benz CLC106.3index112.520248510
SEAT Tarraco105index112.520247569
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Volkswagen Bora100.5index112.520245376

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How many miles does a Hyundai Coupe normally do?

At age 17, the median Hyundai Coupe had covered 92,221 miles by its MOT; the middle half ranged from 69,563 to 113,430 miles (2024, n = 1,360).

line · Hyundai Coupe · Age 15 median · 85693 vs baseline · 2024
Age 15 median: 85693. Age 19 P75: 112213. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 15 median85693miles20241097
Age 15 P2563979miles20241097
Age 15 P75108143miles20241097
Age 16 median90100miles20241037
Age 16 P2569501miles20241037
Age 16 P75108641miles20241037
Age 17 median92221miles20241360
Age 17 P2569563miles20241360
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 17 P75113430miles20241360
Age 18 median87939miles2024893
Age 18 P2568285miles2024893
Age 18 P75110791miles2024893
Age 19 median90672miles2024561
Age 19 P2567907miles2024561
Age 19 P75112213miles2024561

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Does high mileage mean more Hyundai Coupe MOT failures at the same age?

At ages 15+, 23.8% of Hyundai Coupes with under 40,000 miles failed first time, against 56.0% of those with over 140,000 miles (2024, n = 730). Inside this age group, higher mileage goes with more failures.

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Age 15+, <40k miles (rough estimate: 344 tests, 95% interval 19.6–28.6%) · 23.8 vs baseline · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 15+, <40k miles (rough estimate: 344 tests, 95% interval 19.6–28.6%)23.8% failed first time2024344
Age 15+, 40-70k miles41% failed first time20241294
Age 15+, 70-100k miles51.1% failed first time20242098
Age 15+, 100-140k miles52.7% failed first time20241679
Age 15+, 140k+ miles (rough estimate: 386 tests, 95% interval 51–60.8%)56% failed first time2024386

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

How many miles does a Hyundai Coupe last?

30.1% of Hyundai Coupes tested had reached 100,000 miles, and 3.0% had reached 150,000 (2024, n = 17,574).

line · Hyundai Coupe · 100,000 miles · 30.1 vs baseline · 2024
100,000 miles: 30.1. 200,000 miles (rou: 0.2. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
100,000 miles30.1% of tested cars202417574
150,000 miles3.0% of tested cars20241726
200,000 miles (rough estimate: 123 tests, 95% interval 0.2–0.3%)0.2% of tested cars2024123

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is the Hyundai Coupe driven more or less than average, and does that change the picture?

Matched on annual mileage as well as age, the Hyundai Coupe index is 117.2, against 113.8 on age alone (2019–2024, n = 5,941).

slope · Hyundai Coupe · Age and mileage adjusted index · 117.2 vs 113.8 · 2019–2024
Age and mileage adjusted index: 113.8 vs 117.2. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age and mileage adjusted index117.2index113.82019–20245941

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Which Hyundai Coupe fuel fails its MOT less?

All Hyundai Coupes tested were petrol: 47.8% failed first time (2024, n = 5,938).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Petrol · 47.8 vs other fuels · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Petrol47.8% fail first timeother fuels20245938

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Which Hyundai Coupe engine is best?

For its age, the best Hyundai Coupe engine is the petrol over 2.0 litre at index 90.2, and the worst the petrol 1.5–1.8 litre at 101.8, where 100 = the model's own average (2024, n = 5,941).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Petrol over 2.0 litre (rough estimate: 4,160 tests, 95% interval 87.1–93.2) · 90.2 vs 100 = model average · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Petrol over 2.0 litre (rough estimate: 4,160 tests, 95% interval 87.1–93.2)90.2index vs model norm100 = model average20244160
Petrol 1.8–2.0 litre100.5index vs model norm100 = model average202443932
Petrol 1.5–1.8 litre101.8index vs model norm100 = model average202410205

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Where in Britain does the Hyundai Coupe fail its MOT most?

Hyundai Coupe fails first-time MOTs most in Kirkcaldy (KY): 65.2% against 48.4% across Britain for this model, both 2019–2024 (2024, n = 241).

First-time failure rates for the Hyundai Coupe range from 32.1% in the London N (N) postcode area to 63.4% in the Plymouth (PL) postcode area, before allowing for age: a wider spread by area than for the typical model.

map · Hyundai Coupe · Kirkcaldy (KY) (rough estimate: 241 tests, 95% interval 58.9–70.9%) · 65.2 vs 47.8 · 2024
Scotland. N. England. Wales. London. S. West. % failing. 37%. 57%. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Kirkcaldy (KY) (rough estimate: 241 tests, 95% interval 58.9–70.9%)65.2% fail first time47.82024241
Dundee (DD) (rough estimate: 211 tests, 95% interval 58.3–71.0%)64.9% fail first time47.82024211
Plymouth (PL)63.4% fail first time47.82024554
Enfield (EN) (rough estimate: 396 tests, 95% interval 26.0–35.0%)30.3% fail first time47.82024396
London N (N)32.1% fail first time47.82024552
Ilford (IG) (rough estimate: 221 tests, 95% interval 28.9–41.3%)34.8% fail first time47.82024221
Falkirk (FK) (rough estimate: 224 tests, 95% interval 56.0–68.6%)62.5% fail first time47.82024224
Aberdeen (AB) (rough estimate: 328 tests, 95% interval 55.9–66.4%)61.3% fail first time47.82024328
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Bath (BA) (rough estimate: 486 tests, 95% interval 55.0–63.7%)59.5% fail first time47.82024486
Harrogate (HG) (rough estimate: 111 tests, 95% interval 50.2–68.1%)59.5% fail first time47.82024111
Exeter (EX)59.1% fail first time47.82024519
Swindon (SN) (rough estimate: 482 tests, 95% interval 54.7–63.4%)59.1% fail first time47.82024482
Paisley (PA) (rough estimate: 249 tests, 95% interval 52.4–64.6%)58.6% fail first time47.82024249
Lancaster (LA) (rough estimate: 271 tests, 95% interval 52.4–64.0%)58.3% fail first time47.82024271
Inverness (IV) (rough estimate: 107 tests, 95% interval 48.5–66.9%)57.9% fail first time47.82024107
Carlisle (CA) (rough estimate: 197 tests, 95% interval 50.4–64.1%)57.4% fail first time47.82024197
Hull (HU) (rough estimate: 451 tests, 95% interval 52.6–61.7%)57.2% fail first time47.82024451
Cardiff (CF)57.1% fail first time47.82024893
Taunton (TA) (rough estimate: 337 tests, 95% interval 51.6–62.1%)57.0% fail first time47.82024337
Bristol (BS)56.9% fail first time47.820241044
Edinburgh (EH)56.3% fail first time47.82024595
Truro (TR) (rough estimate: 332 tests, 95% interval 50.0–60.7%)55.4% fail first time47.82024332
Portsmouth (PO)55.4% fail first time47.82024894
Motherwell (ML) (rough estimate: 264 tests, 95% interval 49.3–61.2%)55.3% fail first time47.82024264
Lincoln (LN) (rough estimate: 325 tests, 95% interval 49.6–60.4%)55.1% fail first time47.82024325
Dorchester (DT) (rough estimate: 264 tests, 95% interval 48.9–60.8%)54.9% fail first time47.82024264
Bolton (BL) (rough estimate: 356 tests, 95% interval 49.6–59.9%)54.8% fail first time47.82024356
Stoke-on-Trent (ST)54.7% fail first time47.82024704
Brighton (BN)54.6% fail first time47.82024853
Leeds (LS) (rough estimate: 488 tests, 95% interval 49.9–58.7%)54.3% fail first time47.82024488
Nottingham (NG)54.1% fail first time47.820241067
Torquay (TQ) (rough estimate: 360 tests, 95% interval 48.7–59.0%)53.9% fail first time47.82024360
Salisbury (SP) (rough estimate: 274 tests, 95% interval 47.7–59.5%)53.6% fail first time47.82024274
Huddersfield (HD) (rough estimate: 137 tests, 95% interval 45.0–61.4%)53.3% fail first time47.82024137
Shrewsbury (SY) (rough estimate: 356 tests, 95% interval 47.6–57.9%)52.8% fail first time47.82024356
Kilmarnock (KA) (rough estimate: 234 tests, 95% interval 46.2–58.9%)52.6% fail first time47.82024234
York (YO)52.2% fail first time47.82024605
Chester (CH)52.1% fail first time47.82024771
Northampton (NN)52.0% fail first time47.82024805
Glasgow (G)51.9% fail first time47.82024798
Sunderland (SR) (rough estimate: 137 tests, 95% interval 43.5–60.0%)51.8% fail first time47.82024137
Redhill (RH)51.3% fail first time47.82024661
Bournemouth (BH)51.1% fail first time47.82024706
Cleveland (TS)51.1% fail first time47.82024548
Darlington (DL) (rough estimate: 229 tests, 95% interval 44.7–57.5%)51.1% fail first time47.82024229
Preston (PR)50.9% fail first time47.82024548
Norwich (NR)50.9% fail first time47.82024710
Newport (NP) (rough estimate: 449 tests, 95% interval 46.2–55.4%)50.8% fail first time47.82024449
Colchester (CO)50.8% fail first time47.82024522
Swansea (SA)50.2% fail first time47.82024637
Canterbury (CT)50.2% fail first time47.82024542
Oxford (OX)49.8% fail first time47.82024627
Stockport (SK)49.6% fail first time47.82024693
Southampton (SO)49.3% fail first time47.82024840
Bradford (BD) (rough estimate: 319 tests, 95% interval 43.8–54.7%)49.2% fail first time47.82024319
Wigan (WN) (rough estimate: 246 tests, 95% interval 43.0–55.4%)49.2% fail first time47.82024246
Ipswich (IP)49.1% fail first time47.82024747
Llandudno (LL)49.1% fail first time47.82024621
Gloucester (GL)49.0% fail first time47.82024713
Reading (RG)48.7% fail first time47.820241009
Peterborough (PE)48.5% fail first time47.820241108
Doncaster (DN)48.4% fail first time47.82024810
Guildford (GU)48.2% fail first time47.820241024
Wolverhampton (WV)48.2% fail first time47.82024512
Blackpool (FY) (rough estimate: 324 tests, 95% interval 42.8–53.6%)48.1% fail first time47.82024324
Medway (ME)48.0% fail first time47.82024619
Newcastle (NE)47.3% fail first time47.82024679
Cambridge (CB) (rough estimate: 407 tests, 95% interval 42.4–52.0%)47.2% fail first time47.82024407
Coventry (CV)47.1% fail first time47.82024800
Walsall (WS)47.0% fail first time47.82024555
Telford (TF) (rough estimate: 244 tests, 95% interval 40.6–53.0%)46.7% fail first time47.82024244
Tonbridge (TN)46.7% fail first time47.82024690
Milton Keynes (MK)45.6% fail first time47.82024861
Wakefield (WF) (rough estimate: 400 tests, 95% interval 40.7–50.4%)45.5% fail first time47.82024400
Sheffield (S)45.4% fail first time47.820241012
Watford (WD) (rough estimate: 295 tests, 95% interval 39.5–50.8%)45.1% fail first time47.82024295
Derby (DE)45.0% fail first time47.82024728
Liverpool (L)45.0% fail first time47.82024586
Leicester (LE)45% fail first time47.820241029
Dudley (DY)44.9% fail first time47.82024632
Stevenage (SG) (rough estimate: 430 tests, 95% interval 40.0–49.4%)44.6% fail first time47.82024430
Worcester (WR) (rough estimate: 364 tests, 95% interval 39.5–49.6%)44.5% fail first time47.82024364
Oldham (OL) (rough estimate: 299 tests, 95% interval 39.0–50.1%)44.5% fail first time47.82024299
Manchester (M)44.5% fail first time47.82024985
Blackburn (BB) (rough estimate: 390 tests, 95% interval 39.5–49.3%)44.4% fail first time47.82024390
Durham (DH) (rough estimate: 201 tests, 95% interval 37.6–51.2%)44.3% fail first time47.82024201
St Albans (AL) (rough estimate: 278 tests, 95% interval 38.5–50.1%)44.2% fail first time47.82024278
Crewe (CW) (rough estimate: 326 tests, 95% interval 38.9–49.6%)44.2% fail first time47.82024326
Luton (LU) (rough estimate: 471 tests, 95% interval 39.5–48.5%)44.0% fail first time47.82024471
Hereford (HR) (rough estimate: 219 tests, 95% interval 37.4–50.5%)43.8% fail first time47.82024219
Warrington (WA)43.3% fail first time47.82024633
Birmingham (B)42.4% fail first time47.820242243
Uxbridge (UB) (rough estimate: 396 tests, 95% interval 36.2–45.8%)40.9% fail first time47.82024396
Southend-on-Sea (SS)40.9% fail first time47.82024631
Sutton (SM) (rough estimate: 163 tests, 95% interval 33.3–48.2%)40.5% fail first time47.82024163
Hemel Hempstead (HP)40.4% fail first time47.82024545
London E (E) (rough estimate: 472 tests, 95% interval 35.9–44.7%)40.3% fail first time47.82024472
Slough (SL) (rough estimate: 496 tests, 95% interval 35.9–44.5%)40.1% fail first time47.82024496
Bromley (BR) (rough estimate: 217 tests, 95% interval 33.4–46.3%)39.6% fail first time47.82024217
Harrow (HA) (rough estimate: 346 tests, 95% interval 34.6–44.8%)39.6% fail first time47.82024346
Dartford (DA) (rough estimate: 492 tests, 95% interval 35.2–43.8%)39.4% fail first time47.82024492
Chelmsford (CM)39.0% fail first time47.82024730
London W (W) (rough estimate: 134 tests, 95% interval 31.0–47.3%)38.8% fail first time47.82024134
Romford (RM) (rough estimate: 454 tests, 95% interval 34.0–42.9%)38.3% fail first time47.82024454
Croydon (CR) (rough estimate: 469 tests, 95% interval 33.9–42.6%)38.2% fail first time47.82024469
London SE (SE)37.7% fail first time47.82024676
Twickenham (TW)37.5% fail first time47.82024518
London NW (NW) (rough estimate: 393 tests, 95% interval 32.8–42.3%)37.4% fail first time47.82024393
Kingston upon Thames (KT)36.4% fail first time47.82024591
London SW (SW) (rough estimate: 295 tests, 95% interval 30.3–41.2%)35.6% fail first time47.82024295

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Does a Hyundai Coupe rust more than average?

Allowing for age, Hyundai Coupe MOTs record corrosion failures at 4.6 times the national rate: 3.54% of tests against 0.77% (2024 + geographic layers, n = 5,808).

Computed, not measured.

slope · Hyundai Coupe · Salt belt susceptibility · 4.6 vs 1 · 2024 + geographic layers
Salt belt susceptibility: 1 vs 4.6. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024 + geographic layers)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Salt belt susceptibility4.6ratio estimate12024 + geographic layers5808

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 + geographic layers · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is a Hyundai Coupe ULEZ compliant?

An estimated 75.6% of Hyundai Coupes tested are likely ULEZ-compliant, judged from fuel type and first-use date; check a specific car with TfL's vehicle checker (2024).

Computed, not measured.

stacked · Hyundai Coupe · Likely compliant · 75.6 vs baseline · 2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Likely compliant75.6% estimate20245941

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

What do six years of MOTs show about owning a Hyundai Coupe?

Of failed Hyundai Coupe MOTs, 26.9% were retested the same day and a further 67.5% within 10 days; the median failed car passed its retest after 2 days (2019–2024, n = 20,174).

bar · Hyundai Coupe · Same-day retest · 26.9 vs failed initial tests · 2019–2024
DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Same-day retest26.9%failed initial tests2019–202420174
Retest within 10 days67.5%failed initial tests2019–202420174
Clean MOT streak18.2%observed chains2019–202410150
Repeat advisory47.2%observed chains2019–202410150
Decreasing odometer1.0% mileage anomalyobserved chains2019–202412211

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Is low mileage better for a Hyundai Coupe?

Hyundai Coupes aged 11 to 14 doing under 5,000 miles a year failed first time in 35.6% of tests, against 52.8% for those doing 8,000 to 12,000 miles (2019–2024, n = 6,851).

bullet · Hyundai Coupe · Low-use first-time failure · 35.6 vs 52.8 · 2019–2024
Low-use first-time failure: 35.6 vs 52.8. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Low-use first-time failure35.6%52.82019–20246851
Low-use gap-17.3percentage points8–12k miles2019–20246851

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

If a Hyundai Coupe fails, does it fail again?

42.2% of Hyundai Coupes that failed an MOT failed the next one too, against 41.4% after a pass (2019–2024, n = 5,128). The failure most likely to come back is ‘lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment’: 40.4% of those fails recurred at the next MOT.

bullet · Hyundai Coupe · Repeat after fail · 42.2 vs 41.4 · 2019–2024
Repeat after fail: 42.2 vs 41.4. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2019–2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Repeat after fail42.2%41.42019–20245128

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2019–2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Which Hyundai Coupe faults come together?

On Hyundai Coupes, ‘body, chassis, structure’ and ‘noise, emissions and leaks’ failures turn up together 4.5 times as often as chance would predict (2024, n = 2,826).

Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Body, chassis, structure + Noise, emissions and leaks4.5liftexpected joint rate20242826
Noise, emissions and leaks + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 238 tests, 95% interval 2.9–3.7)3.3liftexpected joint rate2024238
Identification of the vehicle + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 27 tests, 95% interval 2.1–4.7)3.2liftexpected joint rate202427
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Suspension (rough estimate: 320 tests, 95% interval 2.6–3.3)3.0liftexpected joint rate2024320
Road Wheels + Steering (rough estimate: 54 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.8)2.9liftexpected joint rate202454
Noise, emissions and leaks + Road Wheels (rough estimate: 63 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.7)2.9liftexpected joint rate202463
Road Wheels + Tyres (rough estimate: 57 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.7)2.9liftexpected joint rate202457
Identification of the vehicle + Noise, emissions and leaks (rough estimate: 156 tests, 95% interval 2.4–3.3)2.8liftexpected joint rate2024156
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Identification of the vehicle + Visibility (rough estimate: 171 tests, 95% interval 2.4–3.3)2.8liftexpected joint rate2024171
Body, chassis, structure + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 270 tests, 95% interval 2.5–3.1)2.8liftexpected joint rate2024270
Body, chassis, structure + Identification of the vehicle (rough estimate: 205 tests, 95% interval 2.4–3.2)2.8liftexpected joint rate2024205
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Visibility (rough estimate: 206 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.0)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024206
Identification of the vehicle + Tyres (rough estimate: 131 tests, 95% interval 2.2–3.1)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024131
Identification of the vehicle + Suspension (rough estimate: 212 tests, 95% interval 2.2–2.9)2.6liftexpected joint rate2024212
Road Wheels + Suspension (rough estimate: 83 tests, 95% interval 2.0–3.2)2.6liftexpected joint rate202483
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 446 tests, 95% interval 2.2–2.6)2.4liftexpected joint rate2024446
Identification of the vehicle + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment (rough estimate: 341 tests, 95% interval 2.1–2.7)2.4liftexpected joint rate2024341
Road Wheels + Visibility (rough estimate: 57 tests, 95% interval 1.8–3.1)2.4liftexpected joint rate202457
Brakes + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (rough estimate: 491 tests, 95% interval 2.1–2.6)2.3liftexpected joint rate2024491
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Road Wheels (rough estimate: 131 tests, 95% interval 2.0–2.8)2.3liftexpected joint rate2024131
Body, chassis, structure + Suspension2.3liftexpected joint rate20242190
Body, chassis, structure + Road Wheels (rough estimate: 67 tests, 95% interval 1.8–3.0)2.3liftexpected joint rate202467
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Tyres (rough estimate: 152 tests, 95% interval 1.9–2.7)2.3liftexpected joint rate2024152
Brakes + Noise, emissions and leaks2.3liftexpected joint rate20243131
Noise, emissions and leaks + Tyres2.3liftexpected joint rate2024981
Brakes + Identification of the vehicle (rough estimate: 361 tests, 95% interval 2.0–2.5)2.3liftexpected joint rate2024361
Noise, emissions and leaks + Suspension2.2liftexpected joint rate20241592
Noise, emissions and leaks + Visibility2.2liftexpected joint rate20241172
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Noise, emissions and leaks2.2liftexpected joint rate20242675
Tyres + Visibility2.2liftexpected joint rate20241050
Brakes + Road Wheels (rough estimate: 137 tests, 95% interval 1.8–2.6)2.2liftexpected joint rate2024137
Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems + Steering (rough estimate: 134 tests, 95% interval 1.8–2.6)2.2liftexpected joint rate2024134
Steering + Suspension2.1liftexpected joint rate20241280
Identification of the vehicle + Steering (rough estimate: 99 tests, 95% interval 1.7–2.6)2.1liftexpected joint rate202499
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Visibility2.1liftexpected joint rate20242812
Body, chassis, structure + Visibility2.1liftexpected joint rate20241443
Brakes + Suspension2.0liftexpected joint rate20244203
Suspension + Visibility2.0liftexpected joint rate20241594
Body, chassis, structure + Tyres2.0liftexpected joint rate20241171
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Suspension2.0liftexpected joint rate20243676
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Tyres2.0liftexpected joint rate20242268
Body, chassis, structure + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment2.0liftexpected joint rate20243242
Suspension + Tyres2.0liftexpected joint rate20241301
Body, chassis, structure + Brakes2.0liftexpected joint rate20243620
Brakes + Tyres1.9liftexpected joint rate20242468
Brakes + Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment1.9liftexpected joint rate20246732
Brakes + Visibility1.9liftexpected joint rate20242879
Lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment + Steering1.9liftexpected joint rate20241955
Steering + Tyres1.9liftexpected joint rate2024695
Noise, emissions and leaks + Steering1.8liftexpected joint rate2024745
Brakes + Steering1.8liftexpected joint rate20242121
Body, chassis, structure + Steering1.7liftexpected joint rate2024938
Steering + Visibility1.7liftexpected joint rate2024753
Road Wheels + Seat belts and supplementary restraint systems (seen together; too few for a multiplier)11tests with both202411
Identification of the vehicle + Road Wheels (seen together; too few for a multiplier)10tests with both202410

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Has the Hyundai Coupe had safety recalls?

DVSA lists 1 safety recall campaigns matched to the Hyundai Coupe; check whether yours has been fixed, using its registration number.

Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (DVSA register)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
DVSA recall campaigns matched1campaignsDVSA registerDVSA register5941

Source: DVSA register; recall effect covers 11 of 761 models · Window: DVSA register · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

What does a Hyundai Coupe cost to run in a fleet?

Of every 100 Hyundai Coupes tested at age 15, about 45 failed the MOT first time (rough estimate); at age 19, about 46 (rough estimate). These are one-year rates for different cars tested in the same year, not a fleet followed over time (2024).

Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Age 15 (rough estimate: 1,097 tests, 95% interval 42.0–47.9%)44.9% fail first time20241097
Age 16 (rough estimate: 1,037 tests, 95% interval 46.3–52.4%)49.4% fail first time20241037
Age 17 (rough estimate: 1,360 tests, 95% interval 47.6–52.9%)50.2% fail first time20241360
Age 18 (rough estimate: 893 tests, 95% interval 44.2–50.8%)47.5% fail first time2024893
Age 19 (rough estimate: 561 tests, 95% interval 42.3–50.5%)46.4% fail first time2024561

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Does the Hyundai Coupe fail inspections in other countries too?

In the Netherlands, 71.3% of Hyundai Coupes failed their periodic roadworthiness inspection, against 50.8% for all cars there (2024 by country, n = 579 inspections).

Inspections abroad point the same way: in the Netherlands the Hyundai Coupe also fails more often than the national average.

bullet · Hyundai Coupe · Netherlands · 71.3 vs 50.8 · 2024 by country
Netherlands: 71.3 vs 50.8. Statens vegvesen PKK (CC BY 4.0), Traficom Katsastus (CC BY 4.0), RDW APK (CC0), adapted; covers 430 of 761 models, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024 by country)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
Netherlands71.3% failed50.82024 by country579

Source: Statens vegvesen PKK (CC BY 4.0), Traficom Katsastus (CC BY 4.0), RDW APK (CC0), adapted; covers 430 of 761 models · Window: 2024 by country · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV · licences and full notice

Does the month of a Hyundai Coupe MOT matter?

Hyundai Coupes fail first time most in April (52.4%, against 29.8% for all cars that month) and least in December (46.1%) (2024, n = 5,941).

line · Hyundai Coupe · January · 48.9 vs 31.1 · 2024
January: 48.9. December: 46.1. DVSA MOT bulk data, 24 Sep 2026.
Hyundai Coupe: the numbers behind this answer (2024)
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
January48.9% fail first time31.120245548
February49.6% fail first time30.020244987
March47.7% fail first time28.320245752
April52.4% fail first time29.820243451
May48.4% fail first time28.820243578
June47.7% fail first time28.120244028
July47.0% fail first time29.320244816
August47.8% fail first time29.220245351
Full table
Further values · 2024
MeasureValueUnitCompared withYearsTests
September47.1% fail first time28.220245531
October49% fail first time30.320246284
November49.5% fail first time30.620245501
December46.1% fail first time29.320243669

Source: DVSA MOT bulk data · Window: 2024 · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: one initial test per test_id · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

Not enough tests for… (and why)

Real-world MPG against the official figure (manufacturer level)

layer not yet computed for this model (covers 19 of 761 models). 5,941 initial Hyundai Coupe tests are in the published model cohort.

Source: European Commission OBFCM; covers 19 of 761 models · Window: 2021+ cohorts · n = 5,941 (initial tests) · Method: computed estimate, not measured · Updated: 24 Sep 2026 · Release: dvsa-2024-v2 · CSV

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How to cite this page

MOT Risk Index (2026). Hyundai Coupe MOT statistics 2024 (data release dvsa-2024-v2; full dataset motriskindex-families-2024-v5, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22975051), updated 24 September 2026. motriskindex.co.uk/cars/hyundai-coupe/

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Hyundai Coupe MOT: quick answers

What is the Hyundai Coupe first-time MOT pass rate?

52.2% of first attempts passed in 2024 (5,941 tests). Retests after repair are excluded; cars fixed at the test centre (PRS) are shown separately.

Why does this number differ from other sites?

Other sites may count retests or all attempts. This page uses 5,941 primary tests: 47.77% failed first time and 58.7% passed when cars fixed at the test centre (PRS) count as passes. The age-adjusted MOT Risk Index 112.5 is shown separately.