2026 Hyundai Kona subcompact SUV — for the gasoline‑powered version and a note on the electric version if you’re interested:

🚙 2026 Hyundai Kona — Gasoline (Non‑Hybrid)

EPA MPG (City / Highway)

2.0 L 4‑cyl (base engine) — FWD

• City: ~29 MPG

• Highway: ~34 MPG
  (Combined ~31 MPG) 

2.0 L 4‑cyl — AWD

• City: ~27 MPG

• Highway: ~29 MPG
  (Combined ~28 MPG) 

1.6 L Turbo 4‑cyl (higher trims) — FWD

• City: ~26 MPG

• Highway: ~31 MPG
  (Combined ~28 MPG) 

1.6 L Turbo 4‑cyl — AWD

• City: ~25 MPG

• Highway: ~28 MPG
  (Combined ~26 MPG) 

💡 City/highway fuel economy varies by engine and drivetrain — the base 2.0 L FWD version is the most efficient gas Kona. AWD and the turbo engine tend to lower mpg. 

🔋 2026 Hyundai Kona — Electric Version (Kona Electric)

The Kona Electric (all‑electric version) doesn’t use MPG; instead, it’s rated in MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) — which estimates electric efficiency:

• City MPGe: ~131 MPGe

• Highway MPGe: ~105 MPGe

• Combined: likely similar or slightly lower than city MPGe (EPA hasn’t fully published all 2026 Kona EV numbers yet, but 2025 figures give a good idea) 

(If you want, I can break down EPA‑rated electric range too.)

📌 Typical MPG Range (Gas Kona Summary)

🧠 Notes

• Fuel economy tends to be best on the base 2.0 L engine with front‑wheel drive. 

• AWD and turbocharged trims trade some mpg for better traction and performance. 

• Real‑world owners report mixed results; some gas Kona drivers see mid‑20s to low‑30s mpg depending on driving style and conditions. 

• If you want range estimates per tank or details on the Kona Electric’s electric range, just ask!