Hyundai Reveals Pricing and Specifications for Upcoming 2025 Sonata Models
Hyundai Sonata Unveils Wide-Ranging 2025 Lineup
The 2025 Hyundai Sonata is set to hit the market with a diverse range of trims, each offering unique features and standard equipment. Here's a breakdown of the six trims available, their engines, transmissions, and starting MSRPs (excluding a $1,150 delivery fee).
| Trim | Engine | Transmission | Starting MSRP (Excluding $1,150 Delivery Fee) | |----------------|--------------------------------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------| | SE | 2.5L GDI 4-cylinder | 8-Speed Automatic w/ SHIFTRONIC® | £26,650 | | SEL | 2.5L GDI 4-cylinder | 8-Speed Automatic w/ SHIFTRONIC® | £27,750 | | SEL AWD | 2.5L GDI 4-cylinder | 8-Speed Automatic w/ SHIFTRONIC® | £29,250 | | SEL Convenience| 2.5L GDI 4-cylinder | 8-Speed Automatic w/ SHIFTRONIC® | £30,800 | | N Line | 2.5L Turbo GDI 4-cylinder | 8-Speed N Wet Dual Clutch | £35,250 | | HEV SEL | 2.0L GDI 4-cylinder Hybrid | 6-Speed Automatic | £31,000 | | HEV Limited | 2.0L GDI 4-cylinder Hybrid | 6-Speed Automatic | £37,450 |
Key Features by Trim:
- SE (Entry-level): The entry-level SE trim returns for 2025, equipped with a 2.5L standard engine and an 8-speed automatic transmission. Standard equipment likely includes essentials such as safety airbags, cruise control, and air conditioning.
- SEL and SEL AWD: The SEL and SEL AWD trims build upon the SE with available all-wheel drive, the same 2.5L engine, and 8-speed automatic transmission. The SEL Convenience is now a standalone trim, likely adding comfort and tech upgrades.
- N Line: The performance-focused N Line trim offers a 2.5L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and an upgraded 8-speed N Wet Dual Clutch transmission, delivering around 290 horsepower for a sportier driving experience.
- Hybrid Models (HEV SEL and HEV Limited): The hybrid models are powered by a 2.0L hybrid powertrain, producing approximately 192 hp, and a 6-speed automatic transmission. Standard features include multiple airbags, automatic air conditioning, 17" aluminum wheels, cruise control, Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go, traction control, electronic stability control, and more. The Hybrid Limited adds premium features for a higher price.
Pricing Context:
- The base gasoline Sonata SE starts at £26,650.
- The hybrid SEL starts around £31,000, with the Limited hybrid topping out at £37,450.
- The N Line offers a sporty alternative priced at £35,250.
Fuel economy for hybrids is rated at approximately 44 MPG city / 51 MPG highway.
Summary:
The 2025 Hyundai Sonata offers a broad lineup, from the basic 2.5L gas SE trim to the sportier N Line turbo version and efficient 2.0L hybrid variants. Pricing ranges from around £26,650 for the base model up to £37,450 for the top hybrid trim, all plus a £1,150 delivery charge. Each trim features well-rounded safety and comfort equipment, with the hybrid focusing on advanced driver assistance and fuel efficiency.
The Sonata SEL offers optional HTRAC All-Wheel Drive for enhanced all-weather capability and increased driver confidence. The SEL Convenience is now a standalone trim, likely adding comfort and tech upgrades. The 2025 Sonata SE includes standard equipment such as 16-inch alloy wheels, a 12.3-inch touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a proximity key with push button start, and automatic headlamp control. The SE trim features a 12.3-inch Display Audio AM/FM/HD/DAB system. The Sonata N Line features a 2-row console-mounted air vent. The Sonata SE comes with Dual front USB (Type-C) charging and Dual rear USB (Type-C) charging. The SE trim also includes Dual automatic temperature control, Dual LED projector headlights, LED DRL, and LED taillights. The Sonata is available with three distinct powertrains: 2.5L, 2.5 T-GDI, and integrated 2.0L Hybrid.
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