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Hyundai is a South Korean automaker that also controls Kia – both brands produce value-for-money cars for the global market. For the modern Hyundai models, you can find the right oil type to use in their engines below.


Browse by Hyundai Model (24 in total)

Genesis G70

On the Genesis G70 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Genesis G90

On the Genesis G90 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Genesis GV80

On the Genesis GV80 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Accent

On the Hyundai Accent page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Bayon

On the Hyundai Bayon page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Elantra

On the Hyundai Elantra page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Genesis (G80)

On the Hyundai Genesis (G80) page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Getz/Click

On the Hyundai Getz/Click page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Grandeur/Azera

On the Hyundai Grandeur/Azera page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

i10

On the Hyundai i10 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

i20

On the Hyundai i20 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

i30

On the Hyundai i30 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

i40

On the Hyundai i40 page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Ioniq

On the Hyundai Ioniq page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Kona

On the Hyundai Kona page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Nexo

On the Hyundai Nexo page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Palisade

On the Hyundai Palisade page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Santa Cruz

On the Hyundai Santa Cruz page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Santa Fe

On the Hyundai Santa Fe page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Sonata

On the Hyundai Sonata page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Trajet

On the Hyundai Trajet page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Tucson

On the Hyundai Tucson page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Veloster

On the Hyundai Veloster page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

Venue

On the Hyundai Venue page you can find the oil type and volume values we store for that particular car.

About Hyundai

The Hyundai Motor Group is part of the larger Hyundai multinational conglomerate based in South Korea. The original Hyundai company was founded back in 1947 as a construction company, eventually giving rise to the Hyundai Motor Company founded in 1967. That original company grew to become what is now the Hyundai Motor Group, brought together in 1998 to encompass the many subsidiaries it now owns, and employing some 278,000 people worldwide.

The first model the company ever released was the very familiar Cortina model, made in conjunction with Ford. In 1974, Hyundai enlisted the help of British car executive George Turnbull to come in and help them create their own model, the result of which was the Hyundai Pony, the very first South Korean car. The Pony was eventually even exported to Canada, where it found considerable success.

Through the years, Hyundai continued to expand its operation into India, China, and other countries, developing both manufacturing and research centers. For many years, it competed alongside Korean rival Kia, until 1998 when the Asian financial crisis caught up with Kia’s ambitious expansion plans. At that point, Hyundai acquired a 51-percent stake in Kia, eventually diluting down to their current holding of 33.88 percent at the time of writing.

In more recent years, Hyundai — along with new corporate ally Kia — has been once again aggressively pushing into international markets with new, innovative and stylish models that are marketed as both affordable and reliable, while really looking the part as well. They have made significant progress in the development of both hybrid and electric vehicles, too, challenging the dominance of companies such as Toyota in hybrid cars, and Tesla in electric vehicles.

The current Hyundai range includes sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, and even a luxury brand, Genesis. Models range from the sleek Elantra Hybrid to the 3-row Palisade SUV, and the much-anticipated IONIQ 5 electric SUV that offers up to 303 miles of range and a 320-hp powertrain.

  • Models: 24