2026 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid — including its city/highway fuel economy, powertrain, trim options, and key features based on the latest available data: 

🚗 Overview — What It Is

The 2026 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is the electrified version of Hyundai’s midsize sedan. It pairs a 2.0‑liter gasoline engine with an electric motor and battery to improve fuel efficiency while still delivering smooth, practical performance — ideal for commuters and families looking for strong mpg and comfort. 

Powertrain:

• 2.0 L four‑cylinder hybrid engine + electric motor

• Combined output: ~192 horsepower

• Front‑wheel drive only

• 6‑speed automatic transmission 

⛽ EPA Fuel Economy (City/Highway/Combined)

The 2026 Sonata Hybrid’s EPA‑rated fuel economy varies slightly by trim: 

• Hybrid Blue (most efficient):

• City: 47 mpg

• Highway: 56 mpg

• Combined: 51 mpg 

• Hybrid SEL / Limited:

• City: 44 mpg

• Highway: 51 mpg

• Combined: 47 mpg 

🏁 What that means: The Blue trim offers the best economy thanks to its lighter weight and fewer convenience features, while SEL and Limited trade a few mpg for more comfort and tech. 

💰 Pricing & Trims

Estimated 2026 Sonata Hybrid prices (MSRP): 

• Hybrid Blue: ~$30,295

• Hybrid SEL: ~$33,545

• Hybrid Limited: ~$39,345

These prices reflect typical U.S. starting figures and may vary by dealer and region. 

🛋️ Interior & Features

Even as the base hybrid trim, the Sonata offers:

• Comfortable seating for five

• Standard driver‑assist tech (adaptive cruise, lane assist, blind‑spot monitoring)

• Modern infotainment with smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto)

• Ample trunk space (~15.6 cu ft) 

Higher trims add conveniences such as leather upholstery, larger wheels, and premium audio. 

🛡️ Safety & Warranty

Like other Hyundai models, the Sonata Hybrid comes with:

• A comprehensive driver‑assist safety suite

• Hyundai’s strong warranty coverage, typically 5 yr/60,000 mi basic and 10 yr/100,000 mi powertrain — varying slightly by region and dealer. 

🚀 Real‑World MPG Notes

EPA ratings give a useful baseline, but real‑world mpg can vary based on driving style, weather, and conditions. Some owners see lower mpg during winter or short drives before the engine warms up. 

Summary

The 2026 Sonata Hybrid is a compelling choice if you want high fuel economy with sedan comfort and modern tech— especially in the Blue trim for maximum efficiency. 

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