2026 Hyundai Sonata midsize sedan — covering both gas and hybrid versions:

🚗 2026 Hyundai Sonata – EPA Fuel Economy

🔹 Standard Gasoline Models (2.5 L I‑4)

• City: ~28 MPG

• Highway: ~38 MPG

• Combined: ~32 MPG
  These figures apply to the base Sonata SE and SEL trims with the regular 2.5 L engine and front‑wheel drive. A sportier N‑Line version with a turbocharged 2.5 L engine has lower mpg (~23 city / ~32 highway / ~27 combined). 

📍 Gas models offer good everyday fuel economy for a midsize sedan; the highway figures are particularly strong.

⚡ Sonata Hybrid (2.0 L + electric motor)

• City: ~47 MPG

• Highway: ~56 MPG

• Combined: ~51 MPG
  These EPA figures are typical for the hybrid versions like the SEL Hybrid and Limited Hybrid, offering significantly better efficiency thanks to dual‑motor assist and regenerative braking. 

📍 Hybrids are especially efficient in city driving, where the electric assist contributes most.

📊 Quick Comparison

🧠 Notes

• EPA ratings for the 2026 model are expected to be very close to the 2025 figures, and Hyundai’s official site currently shows similar estimates for hybrid and gas models.

• Real‑world mpg will vary by driving style, trim level, and conditions; many owners report highway fuel economy slightly above EPA for relaxed cruising speeds. 

If you’d like, I can also estimate approximate driving range per tank for each version (gas and hybrid) based on fuel tank size!