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2017 Hyundai lineup: MPG & fuel cost

Hyundai has 12 EPA-rated model lines for 2017. The cheapest to run is the Hyundai Ioniq EV at about $675 a year (136 MPGe). Across its gas and hybrid models, the median Hyundai is rated 31 MPG combined, 7.0 MPG above the 2017 industry median of 24 MPG.

Every 2017 Hyundai by fuel cost

Annual fuel cost, lower is better
  1. 1Hyundai Ioniq EV136 MPGe $675
  2. 2Hyundai Ioniq58 MPG $802
  3. 3Hyundai Sonata Plug-in Hybrid99 MPGe + 39 MPG $1,040
  4. 4Hyundai Sonata Hybrid42 MPG $1,107
  5. 5Hyundai Elantra35 MPG $1,329
  6. 6Hyundai Sonata31 MPG $1,500
  7. 7Hyundai Accent31 MPG $1,500
  8. 8Hyundai Veloster31 MPG $1,500
  9. 9Hyundai Tucson28 MPG $1,661
  10. 10Hyundai Santa Fe24 MPG $1,938
  11. 11Hyundai Azera23 MPG $2,022
  12. 12Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell50 MPGe $10,800

Full 2017 Hyundai lineup

Model ClassType Combined Range Fuel / yr
Hyundai Ioniq EV Midsize CarElectric 136 MPGe 124 mi $675
Hyundai Ioniq Large CarHybrid 58 MPG — $802
Hyundai Sonata Plug-in Hybrid Midsize CarPlug-in hybrid 99 MPGe + 39 MPG 590 mi $1,040
Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Midsize CarHybrid 42 MPG — $1,107
Hyundai Elantra Midsize CarGas 35 MPG — $1,329
Hyundai Sonata Large CarGas 31 MPG — $1,500
Hyundai Accent Compact CarGas 31 MPG — $1,500
Hyundai Veloster Compact CarGas 31 MPG — $1,500
Hyundai Tucson Small SUVGas 28 MPG — $1,661
Hyundai Santa Fe Small SUVGas 24 MPG — $1,938
Hyundai Azera Large CarGas 23 MPG — $2,022
Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell Small SUVFuel cell 50 MPGe 265 mi $10,800

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