Hyundai Centrum Valoušek

They are professional. I recommend it.

Helpful and friendly staff, helped with taking credit, wide range of new and used cars.

Good service for my car

The car dealer spoke good English and very courteous. We couldn't wait 6 months for the car we wanted.

Excellent and helpful staff, good service.

Super

I drive a Hyundai Kona electric 2021. My car just reached 15.000 km and I had to go to the 1st service (inspection). I googled about the costs of the first service and found out that the costs are around 80-100 EUR in average in Germany, because the first service on an electric car is very small.I sent an email to Hyundai Lenner Motors to ask for the estimated costs of the 1st service and I got 2 days later a call back from a very friendly service consultant of Lenner Motors.He told me that the 1st service will cost around 10.000 CZK (400 EUR). I told him that the costs in Germany are a fraction of this but he told me that the battery has to be checked and that is can take up to 3,5 hours and the price is an estimate but will not be much cheaper.The next day my girlfriend (Czech native speaker) called Hyundai Center Valoušek in Chodov and asked for the the price of the first service of the Hyundai Kona. At the phone she was told that the first service cost around 6500 CZK (260 EUR). Again she confronted the service consultant with the information, that the 1. service in Germany is way cheaper but he confirmed that price.I called then TG Automobile in Dresden and asked for their prices. Maybe I was just wrong with what I read on the internet. At the phone I was told that the price will be around 100 EUR inkl. DPH (2500 CZK). I made an appointment for the next Saturday (yes, possible for 1st service) and after 1,5 hours waiting time I got my car back nicely cleaned from the outside. The invoice was EUR 98,81 including 19% German DPH. This is pretty much exactly 2500 CZK.How is this possible? People in Czech Republic earn LESS MONEY than people in the same positions in Germany and the procedure for the 1st service is dictated from Hyundai and for every country the same.THIS IS TOTAL RIP OFF! I just can motivate you to take a nice day trip to Dresden (around 180 km from Prague), have you car serviced in Dresden for a way smaller fee and use the saved money for some nice shopping. And btw: I paid 0,39 EUR (around 10 CZK) per KW hour fast charging and a charger of Sachen Energie (Wasaplatz, Dresden). We went for a really nice lunch (Trang An) and after we returned the battery was charged 95%.

Martin Králík was super nice and friendly. Explained everything in details, with enthusiasm and in English. Waiting times for new cars are crazy but it is what it is..

Prompt and quality service, short queues if any, good prices

Good customer service.