Hyundai Owner's Manuals
Hyundai Motor Company was formed in South Korea at the start of the year 1947 but didn’t start producing cars until late 1967. This company owns a large stake in Kia Motors and 100% of its luxury car brand Genisis. You can find owner’s manuals for all of these models on this page and the Kia hub too.
Browse by Hyundai Model (27 in total)
Accent
When the Accent began production in 1994 it was intended to replace the Excel model. Over the years as Hyundai move away from its budget image into a market leader the Accent continues to increase its appeal rapidly
Bayon
Built exclusively for the European market, the Bayon is the smallest subcompact crossover SUV produced by the company. Assembly of the model began in 2021 in Turkey with the option of one of two engine sizes
Elantra
Production of the Elantra began in 1990 as a cost-effective alternative to other cars on the market thanks to its no-frill design. It is classed as a compact car and is no available in a variety of economical drivetrain such as an LPG option
Genesis G70
The G70 is the company's compact executive car that shares a platform with the Kia Stinger. It is offered with a variety of gasoline and turbodiesel engines and is presented in a stylish and aggressive design
Genesis
The Genesis was launched in 2008 and was offered in a premium R-Spec trim with a 5-liter V8 engine. In 2013 it went into its second generation and spawned a new spin-off brand leading it to be called the Genesis G80
Genesis G90
The Genesis G90 is the full-size luxury car that the spin-off brand has offered and shares its platform with the G80. A long-wheelbase version is also available called the G90L that is only available with the 5-liter V8
Genesis GV60
The GV60 is essentially the upmarket luxury version of the Ioniq 5 and the Kia EV6. It is sold in one of 3 drivetrain configurations with AWD or RWD being available to choose from at point of purchase
Genesis GV70
The GV70 is the Genesis brand's compact luxury crossover SUV and second SUV offering after the GV80. It is built on the same platform as the G70 and is offered with similar, although slightly larger engine options
Genesis GV80
The GV80 is the first SUV offering by the spun-off Genesis brand and is built upon the platform of the G80. It is offered with either gasoline or diesel engines and features cutting-edge safety and comfort features
i10
The i10 is the smallest model sold globally by the South Korean automaker Hyundai. It offers impressive features for such a small car in recent years including a tire pressure monitoring system and a heated steering wheel
i20
The i20 is a supermini that was first introduced in 2008 to replace the Getz. Underneath it shares its chassis with models such as the Accent and Kia Soul (depending on region) and is even available in a sporty i20 N trim
i30
Production of the i30 began in 2007 when it was only sold as a 5-door hatchback or 4-door estate. In 2012 the range was expanded to include a 3-door hatchback and then in 2017, a fastback was made available too
i40
The i40 was designed for the European market but also served some time in Australia and New Zealand. In 2019 the model was pulled from Australasia and in 2020 from the rest of the world due to weak sales
Ioniq
The Ioniq is available as a fuel-power, plug-in hybrid or fully electric car that began production in 2016. Thanks to improving battery technology and range, the sales of the Ioniq continue to climb year on year
Ioniq 5
On the Hyundai Ioniq 5 owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Ioniq 6
On the Hyundai Ioniq 6 owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Ioniq 7
On the Hyundai Ioniq 7 owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Kona
Originally the Kona was a fuel-driven model only but after a few years on the market, Hyundai introduced the fully-electric EV version. Buyers have many options when it comes to trim including the basic Limited through to luxury Ultimate
Nexo
Launched in 2019, the Nexo is a luxury hydrogen-fuel-cell powered mid-size crossover SUV packed full of cutting-edge technology such as lane-follow-assist and highway assist. Amazingly, the car boasts a range of almost 500 miles
Palisade
The Palisade shares many mechanical components with the Kia Telluride, both of which began production in 2018. Inside of the car is a range of modern technology including sensors that detect if the driver has locked a child inside the car by accident
Santa Cruz
The Santa Cruz is essentially a crossover pickup truck. It is built on the same platform as the Tucson crossover SUV (designed for on-road use) but with a pickup truck body and bed that allows for large amounts of cargo
Santa Fe
In the year 2000 production of the Santa Fe began, it is now in its fourth generation. It was originally classed as a compact crossover SUV but during a redesign in 2005, it was reclassed as a mid-size crossover SUV
Sonata
Production of the Sonata began in the mid-1980s made mostly of Mitsubishi parts. Now the car is a completely in-house developed model that shares its chassis with the Santa Fe and the Kia Optima
Trajet
The Trajet was Hyundai's MPV from 199 through to 2008. It boasted many safety features to help it compete in the tough family minivan market but it did have a low price going for it, offering impressive value for money
Tucson
This Tucson compact crossover SUV sits at the bottom of the Hyundai range of SUVs and is built on the same platform as the Kia Sportage. Modern examples of the SUV features economical transmissions and cutting-ede technology
Veloster
Replacing the Tiburon line, the Veloster is a quirky 3-door sport compact car. It is aimed at the youth section of the auto market and scores an impressive 5 out of 5 stars with the Euro NCAP car safety agency
Venue
The Venue subcompact crossover SUV is based on the Accent platform and is the company's smallest SUV. Sales began in the 2019 model year and inside the car, the driver is aided by technology such as lane-keep-assist and pedestrian detectionAbout Hyundai
Hyundai company owns and operates the world’s largest self-contained auto manufacturing complex, which is probably how they manage to produce such sought-after low-cost cars.
In the World Rally Championship, you can see Hyundai competing using the i20. They entered the world of WRC in the late 1990s with the Accent model, although the car they entered would share very little with the domestic vehicle we can get our hands-on.
The Hyundai Kona has been released as an electric vehicle in recent years, with the model being a runner-up for several awards. The company has become a pioneer in the EV world, carving itself a name as the world transitions from fossil fuels.
Entering the SUV world with the Tucson model, Hyundai has brought a spacious family car that is affordable and reliable to the market.
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