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Programme Overview
Eligibility & Schedule
Available for all Hyundai electric vehicle models (Model Year 2023 onwards) that operate on a 2-year/30,000 km standard routine maintenance schedule.
The EV Special Care Programme serves as an intermediate inspection interval between the standard routine maintenance intervals, based on mileage and vehicle age (whichever occurs first).
Intervals |
Interval Type |
12-months/15,000km |
EV Special Care Programme |
24-months/30,000km |
Standard Routine Maintenance Interval |
36-months/45,000km |
EV Special Care Programme |
48-months/60,000km |
Standard Routine Maintenance Interval |
60-months/75,000km |
EV Special Care Programme |
72-months/90,000km |
Standard Routine Maintenance Interval |
Programme Benefits
1. Vehicle Operation - Battery state of health (SoH) monitoring and high-voltage systems
2. Software checks and available updates (including campaigns), if applicable
3. Early identification of potential issues - If any concerns are detected during your Intermediate Inspection, your Hyundai Dealer / Service Agent will fully explain the findings and recommend appropriate next steps)
4. Preventative maintenance recommendations
Factory Warranty Coverage
- Participation in the EV Special Care programme is entirely optional but recommended.
- Your vehicle's factory warranty remains fully intact whether or not you choose to participate in the EV Special Care Programme.
- Non-participation will not void or reduce any existing warranty coverage.
- Future standard services and repairs will be provided with the same level of care regardless of programme participation.
- It is strongly recommended to adhere to the standard routine maintenance schedule.
Programme Costs
- As a special introduction, the initial intermediate inspection is complementary to eligible EV models.
- Subsequent inspections will be available at a competitive service rates that will be clearly communicated by your local Hyundai Dealer / Service Agent before scheduling each appointment in the future, should you continue with the EV Special Care Programme.
Booking & Cancellation
- Appointments can be scheduled directly with your local Hyundai Dealer / Service Agent or “click” on the “Book Now” icon and Hyundai New Zealand will be in contact with you.
- 24-hour cancellation notice is requested for all appointments.
- Rescheduling is available at no additional cost.
EV Special Care – Inspection Details
Inspection Items |
Inspection Content |
Inspection method |
Diagnosis Method |
Insulation Resistance |
Insulation resistance is a safety measure that ensures the vehicle, and the customer are protected from high-voltage system. It is measured in ohms (Ω) and is continuously monitored by the vehicle in real time. Should the resistance drop below a safe threshold, the vehicle automatically cuts off the high voltage to protect the vehicle occupants. |
Automatic Inspection w/ Computerised Diagnostic Equipment |
Min – Max Values of Sensor Data Determination of The Specified Value |
Voltage Deviation |
The high-voltage battery is made up of many smaller battery cells. The vehicle continuously manages the voltage of each cell to keep them balanced and operating at similar levels. If the voltage difference between cells (called "voltage deviation") becomes too large, it may indicate a problem, and battery repair or replacement might be required. |
Automatic Inspection w/ Computerised Diagnostic Equipment |
Min – Max Values of Sensor Data Determination of The Specified Value |
Water cooling System |
EWP operation check (Electric Water Pump) |
Confirm the water Pump is Circulating the Coolant is Operating Normally |
Min – Max Values of Sensor Data Determination of The Specified Value |
Check the 3-way Valve |
To ensure it controls the direction of coolant flow based on the coolant's temperature. This helps regulate the temperature of key components in the electric vehicle, ensuring they operate efficiently. The valve is inspected to ensure it is functioning correctly. |
Automatic Inspection w/ Computerised Diagnostic Equipment |
The Valve Is Manually Activated to Verify That It Operates Correctly Under Controlled Conditions |
Fault Code Diagnosis |
Scan the vehicle systems for real-time faults or history faults. |
Automatic Inspection w/ Computerised Diagnostic Equipment |
Check the Occurrence of Fault Codes |
Underbody Impact Damage Check |
Strong impact to the vehicle's underbody can damage the battery. Underbody is inspected for any signs of impact that could affect battery safety. |
Visual inspection |
Check for Battery Damage & Report |
Damage to Connecting Cables & Connectors |
Damaged high-voltage cables or connectors can cause short circuits. Inspected to ensure safe power delivery. |
Visual inspection |
High Voltage Battery Connection Cable & Check The Connector For Damage |
*Terms and conditions apply.