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Go the extra mile in style.

Efficiently using both gas and electric, our hybrids take you farther on every tank. And their highly advanced powertrains give you the same responsiveness of their gas-only counterparts if not more.

2025 TUCSON Hybrid

The modern adventure hybrid SUV.
The newly refreshed TUCSON Hybrid adds bolder styling and bigger displays to an amazing list of features like standard HTRAC All Wheel Drive, advanced safety features and tech, and up to 38 MPG Combined.
Starting at
$33,365
Up to
38 MPG Hwy
Combined
231 hp
Standard
HTRAC AWD

2025 SANTA FE Hybrid

The hybrid, three-row, family SUV.
Take your family adventures farther with the compact hybrid SUV that conquers every day in epic style and gets up to an EPA-estimated 36 MPG combined—2025 SANTA FE Hybrid. Plus it’s got a standard third row, available HTRAC All Wheel Drive, and the tech, safety features and premium conveniences that bring real joy to the most epic weekends.
Starting at
$37,700
Up to
36 MPG Combined
Combined
231 hp
Optional
HTRAC AWD

2025 ELANTRA Hybrid

The hybrid sedan with an edge.
Performance, on the road, at the pump, and everywhere you look. The ELANTRA Hybrid offers an available large touchscreen and also gives you the top-notch fuel efficiency you’re looking for. All while the responsive gas-and-electric powertrain gets your adrenaline flowing with all the power you need to commute or cruise along. What more could you ask for from a compact hybrid? It’s your journey.
Starting at
$25,350
Up to
58 MPG Hwy
Combined
139 hp
Available
17-inch wheels

2025 SONATA Hybrid

Our modern, sporty hybrid sedan.
SONATA Hybrid is here to change the way you feel about hybrid sedans, with an ultramodern design that matches its cutting-edge tech and safety features. And to top it off you get up to an EPA-estimated 51 MPG Highway and the responsive handling of e-Dynamic Drive.
Starting at
$31,000
Up to
51 MPG Hwy
Combined
192 hp
Standard
17-inch wheels
Electrified living
We’ve made it easier than ever to drive and own our hybrid vehicles.

Hybrid advantages

Better MPG

Better MPG

At lower speeds, the vehicle uses more electric power and less gas.
Regenerative braking

Regenerative braking

Brakes convert energy into electric power, which recharges the battery.

Hybrids use their gas engine and electric motor separately or together, depending on the speed. It’s why they tend to have better fuel efficiency than their gas-only counterparts. The motor’s battery is recharged by the gas engine and through regenerative braking, so there’s no need for you to plug in to an outlet.

 

A hybrid battery doesn’t have to be plugged into an outlet. Instead it’s charged by the gas engine and through regenerative braking, which captures energy during braking or deceleration and turns it into electricity.

 

Hybrids combine a gas engine with an electric motor and battery. The vehicle intelligently switches between these power sources or uses both together, depending on driving needs. For instance, at slower speeds, they often only use the electric motor—with the gas engine providing extra power during acceleration and at higher speeds. This dual-power approach tends to have better fuel efficiency compared to conventional vehicles.

 

A hybrid vehicle is a car that uses both a gas engine and an electric motor for power. This combination helps improve fuel efficiency, reduce emissions, and enhance overall performance by switching between or combining the two power sources as needed.
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