Maintenance schedule

Hyundai Kona II (SX2)2023 – present8 services
Verified across 2 independent sourcesLast reviewed 2026-05-20
Engine oil & filter · normal duty
9,300 mi · 15,000 km
or every 12 mo · severe duty 3,750 mi · 6,000 km

Factory-recommended service schedule for the Hyundai Kona II (SX2) (2023 – present), by mileage and time, for normal and severe duty — read from the manufacturer's owner's manual and cited. Where an interval differs between this generation's engines, the range is shown with the per-engine breakdown. Severe-duty applies to short trips, towing, dusty or extreme-climate use.

Engine oil & filters 4

ServiceNormal dutySevere dutyTimeSource
Cabin air filter19,000 mi · 30,000 km7,500 mi · 12,000 km24 moVerified[1][2]
Engine air filter37,000 mi · 60,000 km15,000 mi · 24,000 km48 moVerified[1][2]
Engine oil & filter9,300 mi · 15,000 km3,750 mi · 6,000 km12 moVerified[1][2]
Rear Diff Oil75,000 mi · 120,000 km30,000 mi · 48,000 km—Verified[1][2]

Fluids 2

ServiceNormal dutySevere dutyTimeSource
Brake fluid flush19,000 mi · 30,000 km—24 moVerified[1][2]
Transmission Cvt Fluid75,000 mi · 120,000 km30,000 mi · 48,000 km—Verified[1][2]

Tune-up & drive 1

ServiceNormal dutySevere dutyTimeSource
Spark plugs47,000 mi · 75,000 km60,000 mi · 96,000 km—Verified[1][2]

Inspections & rotations 1

ServiceNormal dutySevere dutyTimeSource
Tire rotation7,500 mi · 12,000 km7,500 mi · 12,000 km—Verified[1][2]

Gen-wide schedule from the manufacturer's documentation — some items vary by engine (shown above) or market. Full oil & fluid capacities: fluids & capacities →

Frequently asked

How often should the Hyundai Kona II (SX2) have an oil change?
The factory schedule calls for an engine-oil & filter change every 9,300 mi · 15,000 km or 12 mo under normal driving, and every 3,750 mi · 6,000 km under severe duty, verified from the owner's manual.
Normal vs severe service — which applies to me?
Severe (or 'special') duty applies to short trips, extreme cold/heat, dusty or stop-and-go driving, towing, or extended idling — most real-world use is closer to severe than many owners assume. When in doubt, follow the severe-duty intervals.

Sources

  1. Hyundai Kona II (SX2) Owner's ManualRetrieved 2026-05-20
  2. Hyundai/Kia/Genesis factory engine-oil specificationPer-engine factory oil capacity and viscosity from Hyundai/Kia/Genesis service documentation.Retrieved 2026-05-21