hyundai service costs australia

Hyundai service costs in Australia are thankfully more sensible than your barista’s side-hustle, thanks to the brand’s Lifetime Service Plan. Expect 12-month/15,000 km intervals for most models (some N variants use 10,000 km), with typical dealer capped prices around $250–$350 per visit for small cars (i30/Venue) and roughly $320–$450 for SUVs (Tucson/Santa Fe); performance, turbo or diesel models can nudge $350–$500, and the occasional major service hits $500–$900. Consumables like brakes, tyres and batteries are extra, and good independents often come in 10–30% cheaper than dealers. Stick with Hyundai dealers and you can keep roadside assist rolling for up to 10 years, which softens the sting nicely. Prices vary by engine and year, so check your VIN on Hyundai’s site or ring a dealer before you book. Your wallet will thank you more than your right foot ever will.