In Australia, most Hyundai models follow 12 months or 15,000 km service intervals, while some turbo/performance variants drop to 10,000 km. If you tow, do short trips, or live on dusty roads, your logbook may call for more frequent attention—no one enjoys a sulking hatch by the side of the Hume.
Expect brake fluid every 24 months, regular cabin filters, and coolant changes around the five-year mark (model-dependent); many Hyundais run timing chains, so no belt-change drama for most. Hyundai’s iCare Lifetime Service Plan publishes capped-price servicing, and typical visits run about AUD $250–$500 depending on model and interval.
EVs like Kona Electric and Ioniq still want annual/15,000 km inspections, but with fewer fluids to faff over. Consult official documentation for exact figures.

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