Hyundai MPG by Model

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See Hyundai MPG for all 12 current models, with links to each one's year-by-year EPA ratings.

Current models
12
Rated 2024 or later
Best 2026 Hyundai for MPG
54 MPG
Elantra Hybrid Blue
Most efficient 2026 Hyundai EV
115 MPGe
Ioniq 5 Standard range

Hyundai Models and Their EPA Ratings

The EPA has rated 1,125 Hyundai vehicles since 1986, and these are the models with ratings from 2024 or later. Each one links to its full page with every engine, drivetrain and model year, plus MPGe and range for electric versions. The latest-year column shows the spread from the least to the most efficient version that year. 16 older Hyundai models whose last EPA rating is from 2023 or earlier aren't listed yet.

Current Hyundai models, A to Z
ModelRated yearsPowertrainsLatest year, combinedBest ever
Elantra1993-2026GasHybrid2026: 23-54 MPG54 MPG
Ioniq 52022-2027Electric2026: 71-115 MPGe115 MPGe
Ioniq 62023-2027Electric2025: 103-135 MPGe140 MPGe
Ioniq 92026-2027Electric2026: 85-92 MPGe92 MPGe
Kona2018-2027GasElectric2026: 26-31 MPG32 MPG
Nexo2019-2026Hydrogen fuel cell2026: 60-68 MPGe68 MPGe
Palisade2020-2027GasHybrid2026: 19-34 MPG34 MPG
Santa Cruz2022-2027Gas2026: 20-25 MPG25 MPG
Santa Fe2001-2027GasHybridPlug-in hybrid2026: 21-36 MPG36 MPG
Sonata1989-2027GasHybridPlug-in hybrid2026: 27-51 MPG52 MPG
Tucson2005-2026GasHybridPlug-in hybridHydrogen fuel cell2026: 26-38 MPG38 MPG
Venue2020-2027Gas2026: 31 MPG32 MPG

Hyundai MPG Questions

Which Hyundai gets the best gas mileage?

Among 2026 models, the Elantra Hybrid Blue has the best EPA rating at 54 MPG combined (51 city, 58 highway).

Which electric Hyundai is the most efficient?

Among 2026 models, the Ioniq 5 Standard range has the best EPA rating at 115 MPGe combined, or 29 kWh per 100 miles.

Which 2026 Hyundai EV goes the farthest on a charge?

The Ioniq 9 RWD has the longest EPA range of the 2026 Hyundai electric lineup at 335 miles.

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Where These Numbers Come From

This Hyundai page was put together by Cedrick Reese from the EPA fuel economy file published on fueleconomy.gov. The model list and every rating on it are generated from that file, so nothing is typed in by hand. Each model page shows the individual EPA records behind these numbers, with a link to each one. When the EPA posts an updated file, this page and the Hyundai model pages are rebuilt from it.

Ratings on this page come from the EPA file downloaded on October 1, 2026.

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