Hyundai Sonata
2026 Sonata Research Starts Here

Your Guide to the 2026 Hyundai Sonata Lineup

Compare seven Sonata trims, from the 191-hp SE to the 51-mpg Blue hybrid and 290-hp N Line.

$27,450
Starting MSRP
27–51mpg
Combined MPG
191–290hp
Horsepower
All Wheel Drive / Front Wheel Drive
Drivetrain
15.6cu ft
Cargo volume
5
Seating
Trims

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SE
Gas

SE

From $27,450
32 mpg combined
Regular gasoline i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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SEL Sport FWD
Gas

SEL Sport FWD

From $29,150
29 mpg combined
Regular gasoline i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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Blue
Hybrid

Blue

From $29,200
51 mpg combined
Gas/electric i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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SEL Sport AWD
Gas

SEL Sport AWD

From $30,650
27 mpg combined
Regular gasoline i-4 · All Wheel Drive
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SEL
Hybrid

SEL

From $32,450
47 mpg combined
Gas/electric i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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N Line
Gas

N Line

From $36,050
27 mpg combined
Intercooled turbo regular gasoline i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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Limited
Hybrid

Limited

From $38,250
47 mpg combined
Gas/electric i-4 · Front Wheel Drive
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Why the Sonata

Why shoppers choose the Sonata

Shoppers can choose between efficiency-focused hybrid configurations and turbocharged gas performance, including an available all-wheel-drive option, within one sedan lineup.

  • Up to 51 mpg combined
  • 7 trims spanning $27,450 to $38,250
  • Hybrid power on 3 of the 7 trims
  • 15.6 cu ft of cargo space, seats 5
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How the Sonata compares

Sonata vs Camry

Sonata vs Camry

SEL and SE sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.

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Sonata vs Accord

Sonata vs Accord

SEL Sport FWD and LX sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.

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Sonata vs K5

Sonata vs K5

SE and LXS sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.

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Sonata vs Altima

Sonata vs Altima

SE and SV FWD sit a tier apart — features on one side, price on the other.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The SEL Sport FWD at $29,150 adds content over the base SE for only $1,700 more, making it a strong everyday pick — but if fuel costs matter, the Blue hybrid at $29,200 delivers 51 combined MPG for nearly the same money, which pays back the small premium quickly at the pump.

Three trims run a 2.0L gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain: the Blue ($29,200), SEL ($32,450), and Limited ($38,250) — all front-wheel drive with a 6-speed automatic. The SE, SEL Sport FWD, SEL Sport AWD, and N Line are gasoline-only.

The Blue hybrid leads the lineup at 47 city / 56 highway / 51 combined MPG — noticeably better than the SEL and Limited hybrids, which rate 44/51/47. The Blue's efficiency edge comes with a smaller 13.2-gallon tank, so range per fill is similar to the other hybrids.

AWD is available on exactly one trim: the SEL Sport AWD at $30,650, which uses the same 191-hp 2.5L four-cylinder as the front-drive SEL Sport FWD but trades a few MPG for the added traction — 27 combined vs. 29 combined.

The N Line is the only Sonata with a turbocharged 2.5L four-cylinder producing 290 hp and 311 lb-ft of torque, paired to an 8-speed N Wet Dual-Clutch transmission — a fundamentally different driving experience than any other trim. The trade-off is 27 combined MPG and a $36,050 starting price.

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