Hyundai Sonata hybrid cheapest hybrid sedan
And it’s lithium powered
As has been speculated for some time on this blog, the upcoming 2011 Hyundai Sonata hybrid will be the cheapest hybrid sedan when it goes on sale in January, undercutting both the Toyota Camry hybrid and the Ford Fusion hybrid.
Starting at $26,545 including a $750 destination charge, according to InsideLine, the Sonata hybrid will be the cheapest hybrid sedan, but maybe not for long. Read more…
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$1300 tax credit for Sonata hybrid
Hyundai’s first hybrid almost here
When the Hyundai Sonata hybrid goes on sale later this year, it will qualify for a $1300 tax credit according to Kicking Tires.
No word yet on Sonata hybrid pricing.
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Hyundai Sonata: An all-American hybrid car
And the hybrid competition heats up
This morning Hyundai provided a technical presentation on the upcoming 2011 Hyundai Sonata hybrid, as well as the 2.0 Turbo version, while also offering a bit of a road map for the future of Hyundai.
Most interesting, however, it seems Hyundai has achieved the most American hybrid so far with the Sonata. Read more…
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Most interesting North American Car of the Year ever
Hybrids and EVs top list
The North American Car of the Year finalists have been announced, and for alternative powertrain fans, this has to be the best list ever, by far.
With the Chevy Volt, the Hyundai Sonata hybrid and the Nissan Leaf on the same list, all I can say is, wow. Read more…
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Confirmed: Kia Optima hybrid headed to LA
Cheaper than the Sonata hybrid
The upcoming Kia Optima hybrid, expected to hit dealerships sometime in 2011, will debut at the LA Auto Show. Unfortunately, not much new information is available.
Ultimately, the Kia versus Hyundai hybrid pricing question is still the real story here, and that story has yet to be told.
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Sonata: Hybrid sedan slayer
Let the hybrid price wars begin
Sedans aren’t the biggest sellers when it comes to hybrid cars. However, if hybrids are to ever achieve more than 3 percent market penetration, then sales of hybrid sedans will probably have to increase significantly.
Fortunately, with the Hyundai Sonata hybrid poised to hit the market as the smoothest, cheapest and most cost-effective hybrid sedan on the market, a big uptick in hybrid sedan sales could be just around the corner. Read more…
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Hyundai: 20 percent hybrid by 2020
Here come the hybrids
From mild to plug-in, hybrid cars are set to become a much bigger part of Hyundai’s business, and according to company executives, Hyundai should be about 20 percent hybrid by 2020.
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Hyundai set to take on the Prius in 2012
A dedicated approach to hybrids
Later this year Hyundai will begin rolling out its first hybrid vehicle, the Sonata hybrid, but that should be just the beginning of Hyundai’s hybrid story.
By 2012, Hyundai will also add a new dedicated hybrid to its portfolio, followed by a plug-in hybrid in 2013. Read more…








