Hyundai

Starting at $22,000 est

When it comes to daily driving duty, the Hyundai Elantra is a pragmatic but stylish choice, as it offers good fuel economy and plenty of standard tech.

Starting at $34,015

The Elantra N sedan earns its spot as a top sport compact sedan by combining an excitable personality, impressive performance, roomy comfort, and an accessible price.

Starting at $63,000 est

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is the upcoming high-performance variant of Car and Driver's 2022 EV of the Year, and it's expected to have about 600 horsepower.

Starting at $42,715

Hyundai’s Ioniq EV subbrand expands with the introduction of the stylish Ioniq 6 sedan that is estimated to deliver up to 361 miles of driving range per charge.

Starting at $26,215

Packing an assortment of goal-oriented powertrains, the 2023 Hyundai Sonata can be affordable, efficient, or fun, depending on which engine you choose.

Starting at $27,035

The 2023 Hyundai Santa Cruz is a kinder, gentler small pickup for people who want the added functionality of a cargo bed with the comfort of an SUV.

Starting at $42,785

The 2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV is a cool looker with an appealing combination of price, power, driving range, and quick-charging capability.

Starting at $63,000 est

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 N is the upcoming high-performance variant of Car and Driver's 2022 EV of the Year, and it's expected to have about 600 horsepower.

Starting at $42,715

Hyundai’s Ioniq EV subbrand expands with the introduction of the stylish Ioniq 6 sedan that is estimated to deliver up to 361 miles of driving range per charge.

Starting at $50,000 est

The Hyundai Ioniq 7 concept previews an all-electric SUV that's similar to the three-row Palisade, but with a lounge-like interior and other innovations.

Starting at $36,000 est

Hyundai stuffs the next-generation subcompact 2024 Kona Electric SUV with more pixels and styling that's so wild it's distracting.

Starting at $61,470

The Nexo’s hydrogen fuel cell powertrain provides emissions-free driving but the nascent technology comes at a high price and California-only availability.

Starting at $17,740

With a starting price of around $17,000, the 2022 Hyundai Accent is one of the least expensive new cars, but that doesn't mean it's a penalty box.

Starting at $34,995

From its quiet cabin and refined powertrain to its handsome yet mild styling, the Azera offers plenty to appreciate.

Starting at $21,625

The 2020 Hyundai Elantra GT is a tidy and efficient package with clean, elegant design, but the GT suffix promises a bit more sportiness than it can deliver.

Starting at $22,685

The 2018 Hyundai Elantra Sport boasts a high-revving engine, slick manual gearbox, athletic suspension, and good value in a sport compact.

Starting at $16,770

While the Elantra sedan has been overhauled, the Touring wagon trucks on basically the same since its 2009 introduction.

Fans of traditional sliding-door minivans come to the Kia/Hyundai twins (Sedona/Entourage) for long lists of standard features and options, all at economical prices.

Starting at $62,450

If you don’t want the neighbors to know how deep your pockets are—and don’t want to sacrifice luxury—the Equus might be the car for you.

Starting at $39,700

Hyundai continues to make cars worthy of serious consideration, and the Genesis is no exception—it’s a compelling value in the mid-size luxury game.

Starting at $27,845

This particular branch of the Genesis family tree aspires to drift-king greatness and a muscle-car reputation, but achieves neither.

Starting at $24,695

While the Hyundai Ioniq hatchback isn't the most interesting car, its hybrid and plug-in-hybrid variants are exceedingly efficient and refreshingly unassuming.

Starting at $34,250

The 2021 Hyundai Ioniq Electric is a small hatchback with lots of worthwhile features, but its 170-mile driving range doesn't measure up to its rivals'.

Starting at $25,930

The 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport offers good value, with a spacious and nicely outfitted interior, a host of available features, and excellent road manners.

Starting at $17,945

The Tiburon is often a forgotten car, overshadowed by more youthful players such as the Scion tC and Honda Civic Si.

Starting at $50,875

Never visit a gas station again—except for a bag of Fritos, maybe—with the hydrogen-fueled Tucson Fuel Cell.

Starting at $19,905

Along with a solid roster of standard equipment, the Hyundai Veloster is affordable and fun to drive, but its base engine and interior quality are mediocre.

Starting at $33,595

The Hyundai Veloster N lacks the cachet of the sportiest Honda Civic and VW Golf, but its personality and incredible performance-for-the-dollar deserve acclaim.

Starting at $29,170

Hyundai’s size-L crossover is a seven-passenger mommy bus that concentrates on cabin comfort, safety, and ride quality