In Australia, Hyundai’s capped‑price program keeps i30 servicing pleasantly predictable, rather like a flat white that actually tastes the same each time.
For most petrol i30s on 12‑month/15,000 km intervals, expect roughly AUD $250–$400 per service, with the first five years landing around AUD $1,300–$1,800.
Turbo or diesel variants and DCT models can run a touch higher—think occasional services in the $350–$500 bracket when extra items (plugs, fluids, filters) come due.
Dealers stick to the capped schedule; good independents can be sharper on price but won’t stamp your warranty dance card quite as impressively.
Always check your VIN on Hyundai’s service portal for the exact menu and costs, because models and years play by slightly different rules.
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