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Hyundai Models
From the value-oriented Accent sedan and scrappy Veloster N sports hatchback to the clean and green Kona Electric and futuristic Nexo fuel-cell electric vehicle, Hyundai has one of the widest-ranging product lineups of any automaker. However, the company's most popular models remain cars and SUVs such as the Elantra and Sonata sedans and the Santa Fe and Tucson crossover SUVs, all of which benefit from recent redesign.
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Hatchback
$9,742
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.2
Consumer
58 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Hyundai Ioniq comes to market in Electric, Hybrid and Plug-in hybrid forms, and will appeal to your green, sport and tech-savvy sides.
Hatchback
$10,624
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.2
Consumer
124 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The Hyundai Ioniq comes to market in Electric, Hybrid and Plug-in hybrid forms, and will appeal to your green, sport and tech-savvy sides.
Sedan
$13,148
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
3.9
Consumer
27 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2017 Hyundai Sonata gains Apple CarPlay and adaptive headlights, plus streamlined option packages and a slightly lower base price.
Hatchback
$6,965
Starting Price
4.4
Expert
4.3
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Available as a sedan or versatile hatchback, the 2017 Hyundai Accent is economical, efficient and has the best warranty in the business.
SUV
$9,744
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.0
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Revamped last year, the 2017 Hyundai Tucson rolls along with a handful of additions, aimed at broadening the appeal of this compact SUV.
SUV
$10,291
Starting Price
4.1
Expert
4.2
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe is a competitively priced, 3-row family SUV so well equipped one might mistake it for a more luxurious make.
SUV
$9,216
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.5
Consumer
24 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
In the 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport, a racy exterior is married to a luxurious interior creating one of the best-equipped SUVs in its class.
Sedan
$10,717
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.6
Consumer
22 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Though its design is aging, the Hyundai Azera sedan still offers a wealth of premium features and standard V6 power at an attainable price.
Coupe
$6,559
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.1
Consumer
31 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Stylish, efficient and sporty, the value-oriented 2017 Hyundai Veloster is also practical thanks to its rear hatch and hidden third door.
Sedan
$7,200
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.3
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Accent is an inexpensive and reliable mode of transport with lots of standard features and a great warranty.
Sedan
$7,505
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.2
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Sonata adds a new hybrid, new plug-in hybrid, plus upgraded suspension and other features across the board.
Sedan
$8,067
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.4
Consumer
42 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Sonata adds a new hybrid, new plug-in hybrid, plus upgraded suspension and other features across the board.
Sedan
$11,057
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
3.9
Consumer
40 MPG | 99 MPGe
Combined
The 2016 Hyundai Sonata adds a new hybrid, new plug-in hybrid, plus upgraded suspension and other features across the board.
Sedan
$12,987
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.7
Consumer
22 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With styling, power and features on par with the best European luxury sedans, the 2016 Hyundai Genesis challenges the luxury status quo.
SUV
$8,490
Starting Price
4.4
Expert
4.0
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Revamped for 2016, the Hyundai Tucson compact SUV sheds its former wallflower status to adeptly compete with stalwarts like the Honda CR-V.
Hatchback
$6,263
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Elantra sedan remains a bargain leader, although the remade 5-door Elantra GT may just steal some of the sedan’s thunder.
Sedan
$6,380
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Elantra sedan remains a bargain leader, although the remade 5-door Elantra GT may just steal some of the sedan’s thunder.
SUV
$9,268
Starting Price
4.1
Expert
4.2
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Hyundai’s 2016 Santa Fe is a stylish crossover SUV with impressive options, a powerful V6 engine and a price that worries the competition.
SUV
$8,276
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport compact crossover SUV combines upscale amenities and sleek looks in a functional and feature-rich package.
Coupe
$12,805
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.5
Consumer
19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Genesis Coupe is aging gracefully, and it still shines as a sporty rear-wheel-drive 2+2 backed by a superb warranty.
Sedan
$8,185
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
High-end looks, luxury, performance, features, feel. Mid-range price. Outstanding value. The 2016 Hyundai Azera is a remarkably great deal.
Sedan
$11,502
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.7
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Although it lacks the name clout of rivals from Audi or Lexus, the Hyundai Equus can match them on paper, and for a lot less money.
Coupe
$6,231
Starting Price
3.4
Expert
4.1
Consumer
31 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2016 Hyundai Veloster stands alone in the compact class, offering a 3-door body, a turbocharged engine and a very reasonable price tag.
Sedan
$7,407
Starting Price
4.6
Expert
4.2
Consumer
29 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Feature heavy, reasonably priced, and refined, the 2015 Hyundai Sonata takes a different route in the crowded midsize-sedan segment.
Sedan
$6,195
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.3
Consumer
31 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Available as a sedan or 5-door hatchback, the 2015 Hyundai Accent offers value, efficiency, easy operation and a stellar warranty.
Sedan
$10,397
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.7
Consumer
22 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Genesis is a midsize luxury sedan that legitimately competes with Lexus, BMW, Mercedes and Audi at a lower starting price.
Hatchback
$6,165
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.1
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Elantra adds new option packages, but otherwise is the same cool and clever compact car family from last year.
Sedan
$6,540
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
4.1
Consumer
28 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Elantra adds new option packages, but otherwise is the same cool and clever compact car family from last year.
SUV
$8,277
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.2
Consumer
21 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
With its sharp styling, standard V6 engine and impressive features, the 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe should have the competition worried.
SUV
$7,150
Starting Price
4.1
Expert
4.1
Consumer
25 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Tucson adds a hydrogen-powered fuel-cell model to limited markets in what’s likely its last model year before a redesign.
SUV
$8,262
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
4.5
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport gets subtle changes to the suspension, exterior and interior, plus a clever new power hatch.
Sedan
$7,317
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.6
Consumer
23 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Hyundai’s Azera for 2015 offers all the features, looks and power of a high-priced luxury car, but without the high price tag.
Sedan
$10,897
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
4.7
Consumer
18 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The Hyundai Equus full-size luxury sedan costs significantly less than rivals like the Audi A8, but for all its features lacks badge appeal.
Coupe
$5,921
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.1
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2015 Hyundai Veloster cloaks its compact economy car roots with a stylish 3-door body, and backs it up with an available turbo engine.
Coupe
$9,645
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.5
Consumer
19 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Hyundai’s Genesis Coupe for 2015 has the muscle to take on domestic and foreign competitors, with a warranty that blows their doors off.
Sedan
$6,476
Starting Price
3.8
Expert
4.4
Consumer
38 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Elegant styling, fuel-efficient engines and pricing that undercuts the best family sedans are the hallmarks of the 2014 Hyundai Sonata.
Hyundai News and Information
Midsize SUV Crossover
2026 Hyundai Palisade Starts at $40,430
The newly redesigned 2026 Hyundai Palisade 3-row SUV will start at $40,430, with a hybrid model starting at $45,155.
Sean Tucker July 17, 2025
High Performance Car
Hyundai Reveals High-Powered Ioniq 6 N
Hyundai this week revealed an ultra-high-performance version of its Ioniq 6 electric car, the 2026 Ioniq 6 N
Sean Tucker July 11, 2025
Electric Vehicle
Hyundai Recalls Ioniq 5 Over Headlight Aim
Hyundai has recalled 10,409 Ioniq 5 electric SUVs because their headlights may be aimed incorrectly thanks to misprinted markings.
Sean Tucker June 24, 2025
Electric Vehicle
Hyundai Teases High-Performance Ioniq 6 N
Hyundai will release a far more potent version of its curvy Ioniq 6 sedan for 2026.
Sean Tucker June 12, 2025
General
2025 Hyundai Palisade Recalled Over Fire Risk
Hyundai has issued a recall for 620 units of its 2025 Palisade SUV because an oil pump problem can trigger a vehicle fire.
Sean Tucker May 12, 2025
Compact Pickup Truck
Driving the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz
A week in the 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz proves that some of the best vehicles are hard to categorize, and should stay that way.
Sean Tucker May 6, 2025
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