The sixth-generation Hyundai Sonata combines sedan practicality with a choice of powertrains. Understanding the version you are considering helps you assess its suitability for daily driving, especially when a hybrid battery is part of the package.
When choosing a Hyundai Sonata engine, consider how the whole powertrain suits your driving. The 2.4 AT hybrid sedan is one example within the generation: it combines a petrol engine with electric assistance, while an automatic transmission handles gear changes and drives the front wheels.
The 2.4 AT hybrid uses a lithium-ion battery to store energy recovered during braking and support electric assistance as you drive. Battery capacity is only part of the ownership picture: if you are buying used, a hybrid system inspection can help you assess its condition.