Real-world fuel economy

Hyundai Real MPG by model

Real-world fuel economy for 27 Hyundai models, reported by owners and set against the official figure engine by engine, from 7,705 submissions. Pick a model for the full engine table and to add your own figure.

Hyundai Bayon

2021–on · 3 engines with real-world data

47.2mpg

23 submissions

Hyundai i10

2008–on · 9 engines with real-world data

44.5mpg

1,280 submissions

Hyundai i20

2009–on · 22 engines with real-world data

47.2mpg

946 submissions

Hyundai i30

2007–on · 49 engines with real-world data

47.2mpg

1,396 submissions

Hyundai i30 Fastback

2018–2022 · 3 engines with real-world data

39.1mpg

18 submissions

Hyundai i30 N

2017–2024 · 4 engines with real-world data

29.4mpg

53 submissions

Hyundai i40

2011–2019 · 16 engines with real-world data

45.7mpg

457 submissions

Hyundai ix20

2010–2018 · 5 engines with real-world data

42.8mpg

436 submissions

Hyundai ix35

2009–2015 · 7 engines with real-world data

39.9mpg

588 submissions

Hyundai Kona

2017–2023 · 4 engines with real-world data

41.9mpg

109 submissions

Hyundai Matrix

2001–2011 · 3 engines with real-world data

37.3mpg

30 submissions

Hyundai Santa Fe

2006–on · 11 engines with real-world data

33.6mpg

608 submissions

Hyundai sonata

2005–on · 5 engines with real-world data

32.9mpg

22 submissions

Hyundai Tucson

2004–on · 25 engines with real-world data

39.0mpg

969 submissions

Hyundai Veloster

2012–2015 · 3 engines with real-world data

41.5mpg

46 submissions

Other Hyundai models

Models where too few engines have real-world figures for a page of their own. The data we hold is here rather than lost.

Hyundai Accent Atlantic

2006–2007

42.7mpg

12 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Accent Atlantic (2006–2007)

1.4: official 45.6 mpg, real 42.7 mpg (94%)

Hyundai Amica

2006–2008

39.7mpg

2 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Amica (2006–2008)

1.1: official 51.4–52.3 mpg, real 39.7 mpg (76%)

Hyundai Coupe

2002–2009

30.6mpg

85 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Coupe (2002–2009)

1.6: official 37.2 mpg, real 31.8 mpg (85%)
2.7 V6: official 28.5 mpg, real 28.8 mpg (101%)

Hyundai Genesis

2014–2017

25.7mpg

6 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Genesis (2014–2017)

3.8 GDI: official 25.2 mpg, real 25.7 mpg (102%)

Hyundai Genesis (2015–2017)

3.8 GDI: official 25.2 mpg, real 25.7 mpg (102%)

Hyundai Getz

2002–2008

43.0mpg

129 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Getz (2002–2008)

1.1: official 51.4 mpg, real 44.3 mpg (86%)
1.5 CRTD: official 62.8 mpg, real 50.9 mpg (81%)

Hyundai grandeur

2009–on

22.5mpg

2 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai grandeur (2009 - on) (2009–on)

3.3 V6: official 27.7 mpg, real 22.5 mpg (81%)

Hyundai i800

2008–on

28.5mpg

31 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai i800 (2008–on)

2.5 CRDi: official 33.6–37.7 mpg, real 28.9 mpg (81%)
2.5 CRDi Automatic: official 30.4–32.1 mpg, real 27.8 mpg (89%)

Hyundai iLoad

2009–2015

31.2mpg

5 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai iLoad (2009–2015)

2.5 CRDi: official 37.2 mpg

Hyundai Ioniq

2016–2022

62.6mpg

422 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Ioniq (2016–2022)

Hybrid: official 61.4–62.8 mpg, real 62.0 mpg (100%*)
Plug-In Hybrid: official 256.8 mpg, real 76.5 mpg (30%*)

Hyundai Nexo

2019–on

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official figures only

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Nexo (2019–on)

Hydrogen Fuel Cell: official 414.0 mpg

Hyundai Terracan

2003–2007

29.9mpg

18 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Terracan (2003–2007)

2.9 CRTD: official 32.4 mpg, real 29.9 mpg (92%)

Hyundai Trajet

2000–2006

24.1mpg

12 submissions

Engines and official figures

Hyundai Trajet (2000–2006)

2.0 CRTD: official 39.2 mpg, real 29.4 mpg (75%)
2.0 GSI: official 32.5 mpg, real 22.4 mpg (69%)

Where the Hyundai figures come from

Rebuilt from the archived Honest John Real MPG dataset after the site closed in 2026, with the official NEDC and WLTP figures kept alongside the owner-reported averages, plus new submissions from CarAdCheck readers. Each model page links to the archived page it was built from.

CarAdCheck is not affiliated with Honest John or Volkswagen Financial Services. How we rebuilt Real MPG.

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