Hyundai increases prices across lineup

Pricing revealed for Hyundai's 2023 range shows various increases affecting numerous models, from the pint-sized i20 hatchback to the supersized Palisade SUV.

Models affected include N-Line and N variants of the i20, i30 hatch, i30 Sedan and Sonata N-Line, along with the Venue, Kona, Santa Fe and Palisade SUVs. Price hikes range from $500 to $4900 depending on the chosen variant.

Some price adjustments are joined by model facelifts and extra kit while, elsewhere, Hyundai Australia cites rises in raw material costs, and significant inflationary pressures across the supply chain for the rise in costs.

Read on for a full breakdown on affected models.

All prices shown exclude on-road costs

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Hyundai i20

The charming manual-only i20 N has undergone a price increase of $2500.

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Hyundai i30

Manual N-Line and manual N variants of the popular i30 Hatchback have all received modest increases, with the N-Line variants rising by $800, and flagship i30 Ns going up in lockstep by $1700.

Costs of their DCT-equipped counterparts remain unchanged.

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Hyundai i30 Sedan

Pricing for the i30 Sedan N-Line has increased by $1400, whether you opt for the manual or the seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

As for the flagship N, it's the DCT-equipped variant that’s bumped up by $1200, creating a logical step in the range from the manual vehicle – which was priced identically upon initial launch.

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Hyundai Sonata

Australia's single-spec Sonata N-Line rises by $1075.

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Hyundai Venue

A modest price increase of $500 afflicts three of the five local Hyundai Venue variants, including the manual base, the manual mid-spec Active, and flagship Elite automatic.

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Hyundai Kona

N-Line and N variants of the stylish Hyundai Kona have also received adjustments, with both the non-Premium and Premium Kona N-Line going up by $800.

The Hyundai Kona N and fully-loaded Kona N Premium both receive larger $1700 hikes.

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Hyundai Santa Fe

All Hyundai Santa Fe variants have received a modest price rise of $500. This affects both the front-wheel drive 3.5-litre petrol variants, as well as the all-wheel drive 2.2-litre turbo-diesel variants.

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Hyundai Palisade

Hyundai's Palisade large SUV has been facelifted for 2023, with both front-wheel drive petrol and all-wheel drive diesel variants of the mid-spec Elite rising by $4400. The top-spec Highlander, in both powertrain configurations, has risen by $4900.

Buyers will now enjoy a restyled front end, larger 12.3-inch infotainment screen and instrument cluster, 15-watt phone charger, a new steering wheel, new safety features and more.