Hyundai KONA Electric Maintenance Schedule

This section will delve into key mileage intervals for your Hyundai KONA Electric maintenance schedule.

Remember that because this is an EV, some routine maintenance services like changes aren’t applicable. For the first 15,000 miles of your vehicle’s life, all you’ll likely need are tire rotations and inspections of the brake fluid and tire condition.

The rest of the schedule would look like this…

• 15,000 miles: This will be your Hyundai KONA Electric’s first major service visit. On top of the services listed above, your technician will replace the climate control air filter and inspect a bevy of components. These components include the battery; compressor; brake lines, hoses, and connections; brake pedal; cooling system; disc brakes and pads; driveshafts and boots; and steering gear rack, linkage, and boots.
   
• 35,000 miles: This may seem like a big jump, but the only service that differs from those listed above is that you’ll have your car’s reduction gear fluid inspected.
   
• 40,000 miles: This service visit will see your car’s coolant replaced and the inspection of your tires’ condition as well as their pressure.
   
• 60,000 miles: Once the Hyundai KONA Electric reaches this mark, the brake fluid will need to be replaced. The only services that won’t be performed at this visit are the brake fluid and reduction gear fluid inspections.
   
• 120,000 miles: Key services performed at this visit include the replacement of the coolant and brake fluid, along with battery and brake inspections.

Now that you’re aware of some of the key mileage intervals in your Hyundai KONA Electric’s maintenance schedule, you’ll be better positioned to have it serviced on time. The maintenance schedule will also be in your owner’s manual.