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- 2024-2025 Hyundai Elantra Right Rear Blind Spot Radar Sensor OEM 99150-AA500
Product Description
This part number, 99150-AA500, is the direct counterpart to the 99140 the left side, this is the Right Passenger Side unit.
Part Identification
Part Name: Blind Spot Detection (BSD) Radar Sensor Module
Placement: Rear, Right (Passenger Side)
Manufacturer: Hyundai (Genuine OEM)
MSRP: ~$1,900+ (New from Dealer)
Vehicle Fitment
This sensor is for the 2024–2025 Hyundai Elantra (the "CN7" facelift generation). It fits all major trims equipped with blind-spot monitoring:
2024–2025 Hyundai Elantra (SE, SEL, Limited, N-Line, Hybrid)
2024–2025 Hyundai Elantra N
eBay Listing Strategy
Title Suggestion:
2024-2025 Hyundai Elantra Right Rear Blind Spot Radar Sensor OEM 99150-AA500
(Keywords: Passenger Side, RH, BSD Module, 2024 2025, Genuine Hyundai)
Condition Report:
Visuals: Check for any cracks in the black plastic casing or the mounting bracket. Since these sit right behind the bumper corner, they are the first things to break in a "parking lot tap."
Functionality: If this was pulled from a vehicle, confirm there were no "Blind Spot System" errors on the dash prior to removal.
Important "Pro" Note for the Description:
"Note: This is a radar-based safety component. After installation, the vehicle will likely require an ADAS calibration (Blind Spot Radar Calibration) using a professional scan tool to align the sensor and clear dashboard warning lights."
Pricing (2026 Market)
$175 – $275: Average price for a clean, used OEM unit.
$400+: If sold as a "Matched Set" with the Left (99140-AA500) and the mounting brackets.
$1,200+: If you happen to have a brand-new-in-box (BNIB) unit.
Quick Comparison for your Listings:
| Part Number | Side | Position |
| 99140-AA500 | Left (Driver) | Rear Corner |
| 99150-AA500 | Right (Passenger) | Rear Corner |
Are you selling these as a pair? If so, I highly recommend creating one "Kit" listing for both. Mechanics and body shops usually prefer to buy the pair if a car was hit in the rear, as it ensures the software versions of the two sensors match perfectly.
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