Hyundai is known for delivering modern design, advanced technology, and strong warranty coverage across a wide range of vehicles. The brand offers sedans, SUVs, hybrids, and electric models designed for efficiency, comfort, and everyday practicality.

The Hyundai lineup includes popular models such as the Elantra, Sonata, Tucson, Santa Fe, Palisade, and a growing range of hybrid and electric vehicles. Many Hyundai owners value the brand’s long factory warranty coverage and low cost of ownership.

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• What Is the Hyundai Factory Warranty?
• What Happens When Hyundai Warranty Coverage Expires?
• Hyundai Repair Costs After Warranty (Common Examples)
• Hyundai Extended Warranty Options
• Hyundai Warranty vs Extended Protection Plans (Comparison Table)
• Model Specific Hyundai Warranty Notes
• Hyundai Ownership Timeline (60k, 100k, 150k Miles)
• Protection Options Available Through QualityGuard+Plus
• Frequently Asked Questions About Hyundai Warranty
• Get Protection for Your Hyundai

What Is the Hyundai Factory Warranty?

Every new Hyundai includes factory warranty coverage designed to protect against defects in materials or workmanship. Hyundai offers one of the longest standard powertrain warranties available for new vehicles.

Standard Hyundai factory warranty coverage includes:
New Vehicle Limited Warranty (Bumper to Bumper)
5 years or 60,000 miles (whichever comes first)
Covers repairs needed to correct defects in materials or workmanship for most vehicle components.

Powertrain Limited Warranty
10 years or 100,000 miles
Covers major drivetrain components including the engine, transmission or transaxle, and drivetrain systems.

Anti Perforation Warranty
7 years, unlimited miles
Covers rust through corrosion of body panels.

Roadside Assistance
5 years, unlimited miles
Includes towing, flat tire changes, battery jump starts, and emergency fuel delivery.

Hybrid or Electric Battery Warranty
10 years or 100,000 miles
Applies to hybrid and electric vehicle battery systems.

Complimentary Maintenance (2020 to 2025 model years)
3 years or 36,000 miles
Includes scheduled maintenance such as oil changes and tire rotations.

Once these coverage periods expire, repair costs become the owner’s responsibility.

What Happens When Hyundai Warranty Coverage Expires?

Many Hyundai vehicles remain in service well beyond 100,000 miles. After factory warranty coverage ends, owners become responsible for repair costs, including mechanical and electronic component failures.

Common out of pocket repairs after warranty expiration may include:

• Transmission repairs or replacement
• Engine component failures
• Electronic system repairs
• Air conditioning system repairs
• Fuel system component repairs
• Suspension system wear

As vehicles age and accumulate mileage, repair frequency and cost exposure typically increase.

Hyundai Repair Costs After Warranty (Common Examples)

Repair costs vary by model and driving conditions, but common out of warranty repairs may include:

• Transmission replacement: $3,500 to $6,500
• Engine repair or replacement: $3,000 to $7,000
• Electronic module replacement: $700 to $2,000
• Air conditioning repair: $800 to $2,200
• Suspension repairs: $600 to $1,800

Unexpected repair expenses are one reason many Hyundai owners evaluate continued protection once factory coverage ends.

Hyundai Extended Warranty Options

Hyundai offers manufacturer backed extended coverage programs that may extend certain protections beyond factory warranty limits. Availability, coverage levels, and pricing vary depending on vehicle eligibility.

Manufacturer extended warranties often:

• must be purchased within defined eligibility periods
• offer specific coverage terms
• vary in cost depending on vehicle and dealer
• may not be available once eligibility limits are exceeded

Some owners evaluate vehicle service contract options depending on vehicle age and mileage.

Hyundai Warranty vs Extended Protection Plans (Comparison Table)

Feature	Hyundai Factory Warranty	Hyundai Manufacturer Extended Warranty	QualityGuard+Plus Vehicle Service Contract Options
When it applies	New vehicle coverage for set time and mileage	Purchased within manufacturer eligibility window	Often considered after factory warranty (eligibility required)
Term limits	5 years or 60,000 miles bumper to bumper, 10 years or 100,000 miles powertrain	Varies by plan	Multiple coverage levels and terms (eligibility based)
Repair cost protection	Covers qualifying repairs during warranty period	Covers qualifying repairs during contract period	Helps protect essential vehicle systems beyond factory warranty (plan terms apply)
Roadside assistance	Included for 5 years with unlimited miles	Varies by plan	Plans may include roadside assistance and towing

Model Specific Hyundai Warranty Notes

Hyundai Elantra warranty considerations
Sedan models are commonly driven for daily commuting and long term ownership.

Hyundai Tucson warranty considerations
Compact SUV models often accumulate mileage quickly, increasing repair exposure after warranty expiration.

Hyundai Santa Fe warranty considerations
Larger SUV models may experience higher drivetrain and suspension wear over time.

Hyundai Ownership Timeline (60k, 100k, 150k Miles)

At around 60,000 miles
Basic bumper to bumper coverage typically expires at this point.

At around 100,000 miles
Powertrain warranty coverage generally ends here for original owners.

At around 150,000 miles
Repair frequency and cost exposure typically increase as vehicles age.

Protection Options Available Through QualityGuard+Plus

QualityGuard+Plus offers multiple protection options for qualifying vehicles based on age and mileage eligibility.

QualityGuard+Plus Vehicle Service Contract
Designed to help protect essential vehicle systems beyond factory warranty coverage.

QualityGuard+Plus High Mileage Plan
Available for qualifying vehicles that exceed standard eligibility thresholds.

QualityGuard+Plus Certified Pre Owned Limited Warranty Upgrade (CPO Wrap)
Available for eligible certified pre owned vehicles within defined enrollment periods.

QualityGuard+Plus Prepaid Maintenance
Helps cover scheduled maintenance services for qualifying vehicles.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hyundai Warranty

How long does Hyundai factory warranty last?
Hyundai bumper to bumper coverage typically lasts 5 years or 60,000 miles. Powertrain coverage typically lasts 10 years or 100,000 miles.

Does Hyundai include free maintenance?
Complimentary maintenance is typically included for 3 years or 36,000 miles on qualifying model years.

Does Hyundai warranty cover hybrid or electric batteries?
Hybrid and electric batteries are typically covered for 10 years or 100,000 miles.

Can I get protection after Hyundai warranty expires?
Vehicle service contracts may be available depending on vehicle eligibility.

Get Protection for Your Hyundai

If your Hyundai is approaching warranty expiration (or already outside factory coverage), QualityGuard+Plus vehicle protection options may help manage repair costs and provide continued mechanical protection, depending on eligibility.

Plan availability and pricing depend on your vehicle’s make, model, year, and mileage.

Select a plan or use the form below to check eligibility and learn more about available protection options.

To Purchase A QGP Contract

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If your Vehicle is Model Year 2014 or newer, has less than 100,000 miles and you are interested in Purchasing a Service Contract, please call 1-844-344-5353 or fill out the form below.

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