Ever had the best of both worlds?
Now you can.
With a Hyundai hybrid, excellent efficiency meets outstanding performance. We are pushing hybrid tech further so you can enjoy simpler, smarter, and seamless hybrid driving - ready when you are.
Why choose a Hyundai Hybrid?
Awarded best in class
The SANTA FE Hybrid, KONA Hybrid and TUCSON Hybrid were all recognised at the 2025 Drive Car of the Year Awards—proving that efficiency, innovation and style all come standard with a Hyundai Hybrid.
Lower running costs
The main advantage of hybrid cars is the improved fuel consumption compared to their petrol counterparts, delivered by the combination of petrol engine and an electric motor. This means less time and money spent on fuelling.
Extended Range
Hybrid cars switch between electric and fuel power sources to maximise fuel efficiency and range compared to fuel-only vehicles. The electric motor handles low-speed driving, and regenerative braking recaptures energy created during braking to charge the motor, extending overall mileage. Plus, our advanced hybrid batteries deliver impressive range and reliability—so you can drive with confidence, whether it’s the daily commute or a weekend escape.
Futuristic design
Discover styling that matches the advanced hybrid technology within. Whether you choose the robust yet refined SANTA FE Hybrid or futuristic KONA Hybrid, there’s a design to suit your taste and way of life.
Car care that goes the distance
You’re supported at every stage of your ownership journey. From a Premium Roadside Support Plan, to Sat Nav updates and long-term warranties, we want you to get the most out of your Hyundai Hybrid, now and way down the road.
Compare the range.
Compare the specs of our hybrid range to find the perfect Hyundai for you.
104 kw @ 5700 RPM
Max Power
3.9L / 100km
Fuel Economy[P1] (Combined)
1241 L
Boot Space–VDA (min/max)
5
Seating Capacity
172 kw @ 5,500 RPM
Max Power
5.3L / 100km
Fuel Economy[P1] (Combined)
582 L / 1903 L
Boot Space–VDA (min/max)
5
Seating Capacity
172 kw @ 5700 RPM
Max Power
5.6L / 100km
Fuel Economy[P1] (Combined)
474 L
Boot Space–VDA (min/max)
5
Seating Capacity
104 kw @ 5700 RPM
Max Power
3.9L / 100km
Fuel Economy[P1] (Combined)
474 L
Boot Space–VDA (min/max)
5
Seating Capacity
FAQs.
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Within our range, you’ll find a variety of hybrid options designed to fit your lifestyle—whether you’re after space, practicality or an affordable hybrid.
- Hybrid SUVs – Versatile and efficient models like the KONA Hybrid, TUCSON Hybrid, and SANTA FE Hybrid are built for getting back off the beaten track.
- Large 7-seater hybrids – Space without compromising efficiency, the SANTA FE Hybrid delivers comfort for every passenger.
- Small-medium hybrid SUVs – Perfectly balanced between size and practicality, the TUCSON Hybrid and KONA Hybrid offer both agility and efficiency.
- Hybrid sedans – Sleek and city-friendly, the i30 Sedan Hybrid is designed for urban exploring.
- Mild hybrids – Compact and efficient, the i30 N Line delivers hybrid technology with a sporty edge.
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A hybrid car is one that’s propelled by two different types of power: an electric motor and an internal combustion (petrol) engine. This configuration means that hybrid cars can take advantage of both energy sources for excellent fuel efficiency and performance.
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Hybrids utilise both an electric motor and a fuel engine to power the vehicle. In a Hyundai Hybrid, the electric motor and fuel engine often work together to optimise performance. The motor handles low-speed driving, while the engine kicks in when extra power is needed. Regenerative braking also helps recharge the battery as you go.
Still have questions? Dive deeper into hybrid tech here.
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How do you charge a hybrid? The batteries in our hybrid vehicles (HEV) do not require you to plug them into a power source to charge them.
In terms of battery life, depending on driving style, 8–10 years or around 160,000–200,000 km of reliable performance before showing a noticeable capacity loss.
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[P1] Source: Australian Design Rule 81/02 static laboratory combined average city and highway cycle test. Real-world fuel consumption will vary depending on a combination of driving habits, the condition of the vehicle, and other factors such as road, traffic and weather conditions. ADR 81/02 test results are meant for comparison purposes only.