Petrol or Hybrid
i30
Small Hatch · 3 variants
~$108/wk
- Stored RRP
- $33,290–$43,290
- Range data
- —
City driving and lower entry price
Compare i30
HYBRID, PETROL & ELECTRIC VEHICLES
Hyundai Car Finance Australia
Compare Hyundai city cars, family SUVs and dedicated electric models by stored price and indicative repayment. Use one finance structure to separate vehicle choice from loan structure.
Repayment estimates are indicative only. Rates, fees, eligibility and approval depend on the lender and your circumstances.
BUILD YOUR EXAMPLE
Compare Hyundai repayments on one structure.
Choose a model, contribution, term and optional balloon. The estimate uses the same assumptions throughout so the models remain comparable.
INDICATIVE EXAMPLE
Hyundai Tucson
Medium SUV · Petrol or Hybrid
7.99% p.a. example
Estimated weekly repayment
$123/week
- Vehicle price
- $38,100
- Amount financed
- $34,290
- Estimated interest
- $10,590
- Total loan repayments
- $44,880
Illustrative example only. Repayment estimates use a 7.99% p.a. example interest rate and exclude lender-specific fees unless stated. This is not a quote, offer, approval or indication that this rate is available. Your interest rate, comparison rate, fees and repayments will depend on the financier, your circumstances and the final loan details. The total shown excludes your deposit and any lender fees.
HYUNDAI MODEL COMPARISON
Compare price, powertrain and repayment.
Start with the same 10% deposit, seven-year term and 7.99% p.a. illustrative rate. Then open a model to compare its variants in detail.
6
models compared
18
stored variants
Electric / Petrol or Hybrid / Hybrid
powertrains
$33,290–$80,900
stored RRP range
Petrol or Hybrid
Tucson
Medium SUV · 4 variants
~$123/wk
- Stored RRP
- $38,100–$58,100
- Range data
- —
Hybrid family SUV driving
Compare TucsonHybrid
Santa Fe
Large SUV · 3 variants
~$172/wk
- Stored RRP
- $53,000–$72,000
- Range data
- —
Larger-family hybrid travel
Compare Santa FeElectric
Kona
Small SUV · 2 variants
~$175/wk
- Stored RRP
- $54,000–$58,000
- Range data
- 370–505km
Compact electric SUV use
Compare KonaElectric
IONIQ 6
Sedan · 3 variants
~$217/wk
- Stored RRP
- $66,900–$80,900
- Range data
- 429–614km
Electric sedan efficiency
Compare IONIQ 6Electric
IONIQ 5
Medium SUV · 3 variants
~$220/wk
- Stored RRP
- $68,000–$80,500
- Range data
- 400–507km
Electric family road trips
Compare IONIQ 5Indicative repayments exclude lender fees and assume no balloon. Range figures are drawn from the current stored variant records and may use different testing standards. Confirm the exact vehicle specification and current price before deciding.
CHOOSE BY INTENT
Which Hyundai fits the job?
Start with how you will use the car. Then compare variants and finance on the same structure instead of choosing from a badge alone.
PETROL OR HYBRID · SMALL HATCH
City driving and lower entry price
The current Hyundai i30 Sedan range includes a 2.0-litre petrol entry model, a petrol Premium and a 1.6-litre hybrid. Body style, powertrain and equipment should be identified explicitly because the i30 name also covers separate performance models.
Explore i30
ELECTRIC · SMALL SUV
Compact electric SUV use
This KONA page covers the electric range: 48.6kWh Standard Range and 64.8kWh Extended Range front-wheel-drive derivatives. Battery size changes output and WLTP range, so the entry price is not representative of the 505km version.
Explore KonaPETROL OR HYBRID · MEDIUM SUV
Hybrid family SUV driving
The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Australian range uses petrol and hybrid powertrains; it is not currently a plug-in hybrid range. Compare Tucson, Elite and Premium equipment with FWD or AWD hybrid availability before setting the amount financed.
Explore Tucson
HYBRID · LARGE SUV
Larger-family hybrid travel
The Hyundai Santa Fe is a bold, redesigned large SUV with distinctive styling, a premium interior and a 7-seat hybrid powertrain, competing with the Toyota Kluger.
Explore Santa Fe
ELECTRIC · MEDIUM SUV
Electric family road trips
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is an award-winning electric SUV with retro-futuristic design and ultra-fast 800V charging. Finance through BaseRate in Australia with lender-panel comparison - rates and eligibility depend on lender assessment.
Explore IONIQ 5
ELECTRIC · SEDAN
Electric sedan efficiency
The Hyundai IONIQ 6 is a streamlined electric sedan with class-leading range, ultra-fast 800V charging and exceptional aerodynamics - a genuine alternative to the Tesla Model 3. Finance through BaseRate with lender-panel comparison.
Explore IONIQ 6Lender panel
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Could the Hyundai fit your budget?
Start with the vehicle and amount you have in mind. We carry those details into the next step.
Vehicle price from$33,290
Vehicle pricing is indicative and may exclude on-road costs. Repayments, rates, eligibility and approval depend on your circumstances and lender assessment.
COMPARE THE COMPLETE STRUCTURE
A lower repayment does not always mean cheaper finance.
Keep the Hyundai vehicle price, deposit, term and balloon identical when comparing options. Then check the applicable comparison rate, fees, total repayments and any conditions attached to a vehicle incentive.
Normalise the loan structure
Compare total repayment
Check conditions and fees
FAQS
Hyundai car finance questions
Within BaseRate's current Hyundai comparison set, the i30 has the lowest starting price and indicative weekly repayment. The exact result changes with the selected variant, deposit, term, interest rate, fees and any balloon payment.
This page currently compares Kona, Tucson, i30, Santa Fe, IONIQ 5 and IONIQ 6. The comparison reflects BaseRate's validated stored catalogue and may not represent the manufacturer's complete Australian range.
A larger deposit reduces the amount financed and generally reduces both the scheduled repayment and total interest, all else being equal. It does not guarantee approval or a particular rate.
Some eligible loan structures may permit a balloon, subject to lender, vehicle and term limits. A balloon lowers regular repayments by leaving a lump sum due at the end and will generally increase total interest when other assumptions are unchanged.
Used-Hyundai finance may be available. The vehicle's age, market value, purchase source and security value can affect the available lenders, terms and maximum loan amount.
PRACTICAL DECISION GUIDES
Make a better Hyundai finance decision
Compare the buying path, finance structure and complete cost before you continue. These guides explain the trade-offs without relying on a promotional rate.
Start here16 min read
The Complete Car Finance Guide
Build the complete decision around budget, lender assessment, loan structure, ownership costs and settlement—not just a weekly repayment.
Decision guide7 min read
New vs Used Car Finance
Compare how vehicle price, age, depreciation, lender criteria and running costs can affect financing a new or used car.
Decision guide8 min read
Interest Rates and Comparison Rates
Understand the difference between a car-loan interest rate and comparison rate, what fees may be included and how to compare like with like.
Scott Iriks
Scott Iriks is the Founder of BaseRate with over two decades of experience in Australian financial services, including executive leadership and credit operations.
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