Power Ahead of the Competition: Performance Capabilities

The new Sonata comes standard with a 2.5L engine that helps give this sedan a sporty feel. This engine pumps out 191 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque. Two additional engines are offered with the Sonata that will help give your commute a little more oomph:

• 1.6L turbocharged engine
  • 180 horsepower
  • 195 lb-ft of torque
• 2.5L turbocharged engine
  • 290 horsepower
  • 311 lb-ft of torque

Thanks to the variety of engines, you’re sure to travel the town with the perfect amount of power.

Hybrid Capabilities of the New Hyundai Sonata

If you’re an environmentally conscious driver or are looking for a sedan that can go the extra mile, the hybrid Hyundai Sonata is what you’ve been searching for. Powered by its 2.0L engine, you’ll travel the town with 150 horsepower and 139 lb-ft of torque.

What’s most impressive about this sedan is that it has an EPA-estimated 50 city/54 highway MPG.^* Couple this with the 13.2-gallon fuel tank and you can travel up to 712 miles on just one tank of gas.

Want to charge your hybrid sedan while on the go? The optional solar roof panel acts similarly to the solar panels you might have on your house. It takes the energy from the sun and converts it into usable power. This energy is enough to increase your driving range by two extra miles per day—about 700 more miles per year.

Plus, with regenerative braking, the friction created when you brake is converted into electric power to help recharge your car’s battery while on the go.