The fast and fun 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is being recalled because of a problem with its brakes that has resulted in at least one crash. That happens specifically when the left-foot braking feature—one of the many software-enabled features that makes the Ioniq 5 N such a good time on the track—is activated. 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 NLeft-foot braking helps manage weight transfer while reducing the time needed to switch from full acceleration to full braking, so it's a good thing that Hyundai found a way to include it alongside the Ioniq 5 N's simulated shifts, snap-crackle-pop soundtrack, and numerous drive modes. 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 NHyundai is advising Ioniq 5 N owners to stop using left-foot braking until they can bring their cars to dealerships, where the software for both the vehicle control unit and integrated electronic brake will be updated free of charge. The Ioniq 5 N's engaging driving experience and attainable price earned it Motor Authority's Best Car To Buy 2025 award.