hyundai capped price servicing cost australia

Hyundai Australia runs a capped-price servicing program under its Lifetime Service Plan, so you know the damage before the spanners come out.

Most mainstream models are serviced every 12 months/15,000 km (some turbo or N variants use 10,000 km), and typical visits land around AUD $250–$500, with the bigger “spark plugs and fluids” appointments nudging $600–$900.

EVs like the Kona Electric and Ioniq 5/6 are usually cheaper per year—fewer moving bits—think roughly $200–$300 for scheduled checks.

Exact figures depend on model, year and series; punch your VIN or trim into Hyundai’s Australian site to see the fixed amounts, then try not to faint theatrically.

Remember capped prices don’t cover wear items (tyres, brake pads, wipers) or surprise damage, and dealers can still upsell like they’re on commission—because, well, they are.

If you want quotes to compare, ServiceCentral can help line up options without leaving the couch.