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The 2012 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid
Written by: Kelly Schlueter on January 10, 2012
Hybrid technology has finally caught up with our standards.
Hyundai is proud to announce that hybrid technology has finally caught up with their standards, and they're happy to introduce you to the 2012 Sonata Hybrid. "…the Sonata drives better than any hybrid I’ve sampled." – David Booth, National Post
Performance
The Sonata Hybrid features a 2.4L 4-cylinder engine, an electric motor and an advanced lithium polymer battery. This system cranks out 206 net horsepower, and delivers an exceptional 4.6L/100km Hwy and 5.5L/100km City fuel economy. Hybrid efficiency and innovative performance finally meet in the Sonata Hybrid.
Exterior
The Sonata Hybrid looks different from its traditional counterpart, but it hasn’t traded environmentalism for style. The raked roofline, modern fluid design and even specially designed 17-inch alloy wheels result in a vehicle that delivers remarkable aerodynamics.
Interior
The compact next-generation lithium polymer battery allows for more interior space compared to other mid-sized hybrid sedans.
Safety
Sonata Hybrid has unsurpassed safety technologies including six airbags, a reinforced unibody design, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Traction Control System (TCS) and even advanced braking systems. Also, the Sonata model line has been named a “Top Safety Pick” by the IIHS.
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