Gurugram: Hyundai Motor India Limited has announced a nationwide Hyundai Smart Care Clinic, a service initiative that will offer vehicle health checks, after-sales benefits and value-added services to customers across India from June 24 to July 8, 2026.
The service camp will be conducted at more than 1,600 Hyundai service centres across the country, the company said. The initiative is aimed at improving the ownership experience through preventive vehicle care, transparent service support and customer-focused benefits.
Hyundai said the Smart Care Clinic has been introduced as part of its broader customer service efforts during its 30-year journey in India, built around the pillars of Trust, Pride and Progress.
Commenting on the initiative, Nilesh Shah, National Service Head, Hyundai Motor India Limited, said, “As Hyundai celebrates 30 years of its journey in India, we remain committed to placing our customers at the heart of everything we do. The Hyundai Smart Care Clinic reflects our customer-first philosophy, offering proactive vehicle care and a holistic service experience. Through this initiative, we aim to strengthen customer trust by ensuring their vehicles remain in optimal condition, while delivering enhanced convenience, transparency and a truly rewarding ownership journey.”
Under the Hyundai Smart Care Clinic, customers will be offered a complimentary 30-point vehicle health check-up, covering key systems such as the engine, brakes, electrical system and suspension. The camp will also include benefits on extended warranty plans, mechanical labour, maintenance parts, car care services, roadside assistance packages and Bluelink subscription services.
The company said customers can avail up to 30% benefit on Extended Warranty plans, up to 30% benefit on Mechanical Labour, 10% benefit on Mechanical & Maintenance Parts, up to 30% benefit on select Car Care Services, up to 30% benefit on Roadside Assistance package and 10% benefit on Bluelink subscription services.
The timing of the campaign is significant, with the monsoon expected across several parts of the country. For vehicle owners, the rainy season often brings more than just scenic drives and stubborn traffic jams; it also tests brakes, tyres, electrical systems and visibility-related components.
Hyundai said the initiative is designed to encourage timely maintenance and essential repairs, helping customers keep their vehicles in better condition and improve long-term reliability.
With the Smart Care Clinic, HMIL is looking to strengthen its after-sales engagement at a time when service experience has become as important as the vehicle itself. For customers preparing for wet-weather driving, the campaign offers a practical reminder that monsoon readiness begins before the first puddle appears.
