Hyundai Frequently Asked Questions

Hyundai offers a 7-Year Unlimited Kilometre Warranty across its range, plus roadside assistance and a Lifetime Service Plan for capped-price servicing.

Yes. Hyundai’s Lifetime Service Plan means you’ll always know the cost of each scheduled service upfront.

 You can book a service online or contact our Wynnum or Capalaba service teams directly.    

Bartons Hyundai dealerships are located in Wynnum and Capalaba, serving Brisbane and surrounding suburbs.

Bluelink is Hyundai’s connected car app that allows you to lock/unlock, start your engine, set climate control, and check vehicle status from your phone.

Download the Bluelink app, create an account, enter your VIN, and pair your phone with your car’s infotainment system.

The i30 Hatch, Venue, and Kona (selected variants) support wireless CarPlay. Larger screens may require USB connection.

Download updates via the Hyundai Navigation Update Portal, or Bartons Hyundai can update your system during servicing.

You can use a standard power point or install a faster wallbox charger for convenience.

Yes, Hyundai EVs with Type 2/CCS plugs can use open Tesla Superchargers in Australia.

With a 350kW ultra-fast charger, the IONIQ 5 charges from 10–80% in around 18 minutes.

Currently, hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions are limited, but Hyundai Australia has confirmed plans to expand electrified Tucsons in the near future.

Yes, the i30 Hatch with the smaller 8-inch screen supports wireless CarPlay. The larger 10.25-inch screen requires a USB cable.

The Hatch is compact and sporty, while the Sedan (also known as Elantra overseas) offers more interior space and different styling.

Navigate to the “Service Interval” menu on your cluster screen and hold the OK button until the light resets

The i30 range includes a 2.0L petrol, a 1.6L turbo petrol (N Line), and a high-performance 2.0L turbo in the i30 N.

Yes — the Kona Electric offers up to 484km range (WLTP).

Using a 100kW DC fast charger, you can charge from 10% to 80% in around 47 minutes.

Yes, AWD is available on selected petrol and hybrid models.

Hyundai SmartSense is standard, with forward collision avoidance, lane keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control.

The Santa Fe is a 7-seat SUV with flexible folding configurations.

Yes — the Santa Fe Hybrid pairs a 1.6L turbo petrol engine with electric power for efficiency.

The Santa Fe can tow up to 2,500kg braked depending on engine choice.

Yes, the latest Santa Fe models feature Bluelink as standard.

The Palisade is available as a 7-seat or 8-seat SUV.

Smaller screen variants offer wireless CarPlay; the 12.3-inch screen requires a USB cable.

The Elite is the entry trim with excellent features, while the Calligraphy adds premium luxury touches like quilted Nappa leather and exclusive styling.

Text block...Yes — towing capacity is up to 2,200kg braked.

The Staria people mover carries up to 8 passengers, while the Staria Load can seat up to 11.

Yes, AWD is available on selected Staria people mover and Load variants.

Yes — a 2.2L turbo diesel option is available, ideal for towing and heavy loads.

Yes — the Staria Load is designed for commercial use, with a large cargo area and multiple seating layouts.

Plug into a standard household socket or install a wallbox for faster charging.

The IONIQ 5 delivers up to 507km range (WLTP) depending on the variant.

Yes — the IONIQ 5 supports Vehicle-to-Load (V2L), letting you run devices like laptops, fridges, or camping gear directly from your car.

The IONIQ 6 can travel up to 614km on a single charge (WLTP).

Yes — with a CCS plug, the IONIQ range can use open Tesla Superchargers in Australia.

Hyundai’s Lifetime Service Plan gives you transparent, capped pricing for every scheduled service.

Hyundai’s warranty is transferable to the new owner. Keep service records as proof.

Hyundai provides up to 10 years of roadside support, provided you continue servicing with Hyundai.