2021 Hyundai Elantra Consumer Reviews

From the Northern Adirondacks . From the comfort of the seats, to the easy to use technology that's at the driver's fingertips you get a lot of standard features for the price. Fuel economy is 41+mpg in the warmer months, high 30's in winter & 4 studded snow tires on steel rims make winter driving less challenging along with a 50lb bag of concrete mix in the truck near each rear wheel well as the car is lighter than the sedans we had previously, Sonata, Altima, Camry, Accord. Thankfully we have a AWD crossover for real wintery days to VT & the Canadian border for medical appts. Unless you want leather seats, the SEL w/ Convenance Pkg will include heated front seats, intelligent cruise control, lane keeping assist, blind spot protection, emergency braking, pedestrian detection and braking, & remote start with climate control settings, vehicle locator & auto trunk opening when you have your key fob and your arms are full. Hyundai thinks about the little things too like approach lighting, LED head & taillights, grocery bag hanger in upper trunk, fold flat split rear seat. Rear passenger detector, ventilation and USB outlet, headrests & center armrest with double cup holder to name a few. Great family sedan with rear leg and head room and perfect year around for regions that don't get 5+ months of snow accumulation. We've made it work, but not 1st choice on snow covered roads and any slippery inclines. Keeping the car moving forward has made the biggest difference between stopping in 3"+ of snow and pulling into parking lots unless you are going downhill, then plan ahead pulling out. Love the openness the glass moonroof provides during daylight and the fresh air when it is open or tilted. Much larger than previous generations and a new generation is coming upon our lease end. Surprised resale value, although the '21 Tuscan SEL with convenance pkg we had from last generation was great in the snow and the resale value surprised me, making us repeat Hyundai customers. Each Hyundai model is packed with added value that other brands charge you additionally for. We always wait for the mid-cycle refresh to decide if we're getting current year model of the next calendar year's. The refresh often has additional features and any bugs removed. Only brand we've had 3 of with just 2 recalls. We hope you enjoy your Hyundai Elantra too !

2025 Hyundai Elantra hybrid blue trim with 6000 miles purchased brand new from Platinum Hyundai on Tracy CA has suspension issues at 3000 miles while driving over 55 mph, platinum Hyundai can't solve the problem, The car stalled on the freeway at 70 mph, Towed it to dealership and week later they replaced Hyundai Power Control Unit, First and last Hyundai ever!!!!!!!!!?

We have a Elantra hybrid blue and oh my goodness it’s a wonderful car!! The top mileage we got was 64mpg!! On a full tank we got 546 miles to the tank! We went over 350 miles and it used almost 1 quarter of a tank. We love our car!

I love my car! I had a 2023 and decided to get a 2025 to upgrade. It’s spacious, great fuel economy and has been good to me!! ONLY PROBLEM… they took away the Bluelink app for the 2025 models and didn’t telll me that when I bought the vehicle. They told me it was included! I loved that app. I have no idea why they took it away but it really upsets me! I wouldn’t have upgraded if I had known that.

I had a 2022 SEL for two years and I loved it this was just a major upgrade to me it has more horse power very spacious I have black interior which makes it even more clean which I really wanted I was over the Gray interior… I wanted a sunroof got that and heated seats in the front which I love because I do get cold quick lol but over all I give it a 10-10 the only thing I’m not a fan of it not being wireless AppleCar play when I had my other one it was wireless so I did have to sacrifice which is fine because it doesn’t also charge my phone so but other then that it does really good on gas which I also love.

Rented the 2025 Elantra for a RT road trip from Ga to Fla. Cute car, loved the dashboard and all its options, and in terms of fuel economy I could not have gotten a better car, however my downside to this car is how low it sits and the safety feature of driving the car in rain due lack of visibility out of back and side windows and rear view mirrors. During rain conditions it is virtually impossible to see out of any of those 3 areas. Really feel designers need to correct that issue

I have a 2023 Hybrid Blue and I’ve had it for almost 2 years. I just hit 40,000 miles and have none of the previously mentioned issues some of these other consumers have. Gas mileage is great, car is smooth, she does what she needs to do and gets me from point a to point b.

The 2025 Hyundai Elantra Limited delivers a compelling mix of style, comfort, and high-end features at a competitive price point. With its sleek, refreshed exterior and bold front fascia, the Elantra stands out in the compact sedan segment. Inside, the Limited trim offers a surprisingly upscale cabin, with leather upholstery, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, and a matching touchscreen infotainment system that supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Under the hood, the 2.0L 4-cylinder engine offers smooth, reliable performance, though it's more focused on efficiency than excitement. The CVT transmission is unobtrusive, contributing to a quiet and composed ride. Fuel economy is impressive, with estimates around 35 mpg combined. Where the Elantra Limited really shines is in safety and tech. It comes standard with Hyundai’s SmartSense suite, including adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, and forward collision avoidance. The Limited trim also adds parking sensors and a surround-view camera system — features usually reserved for higher-end vehicles. Overall, the 2025 Elantra Limited is a well-rounded compact sedan offering excellent value, premium features, and advanced safety. It’s ideal for commuters or small families who want a stylish, tech-forward car without stepping into the luxury price bracket.