In Australia, the Hyundai i30 sits under Hyundai’s capped-price servicing scheme, so the dealer can’t play “guess the invoice” with your wallet.
Most i30 variants service at 12 months/15,000 km, while some turbo/N-Line models are 12 months/10,000 km; check your handbook for your exact interval.
Expect published prices of roughly $250–$400 per service, with a five-year total commonly around $1,300–$1,900 depending on engine and year.
You can book with any participating Hyundai dealer, and prices are listed by VIN, so surprises are limited to the free instant coffee. If you’re buying used, ask for receipts to see which services and brake fluid/coolant changes have already been ticked off.

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