2026 Hyundai Elantra

Elantra Limited Hybrid

Limited trim adds top-tier equipment to the hybrid powertrain rated 50 mpg combined with 139 hp.

2026 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid
$30,000
Starting MSRP
50mpg
Combined MPG
139hp
Horsepower
Front Wheel Drive
Drivetrain
14.2cu ft
Cargo volume
5
Seating
Overview

2026 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid Prioritizes Efficiency and Practical Space

The 2026 Hyundai Elantra Limited Hybrid stands apart with a Hybrid Gas/Electric I-4 powertrain and Front Wheel Drive. It delivers 139 hp, 195 lb-ft, and 50 mpg combined through a 6-Speed Dual Clutch (DCT). Starting at $30,000, it seats 5 and provides 14.2 cu ft of cargo volume.

Pricing

Build & Price

See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.

$30,000Starting MSRP
$1,295Destination
$31,295Final Price*
Exterior Colors 10 available
  • Abyss Black
    No charge
  • Fluid MetalBuild out: 01/31/2026
    No charge
  • Quantum Gray
    No charge
  • Ecotronic Gray
    No charge
  • Amazon Gray
    No charge
  • Volcanic Red
    No charge
  • Intense BlueBuild out: 01/31/2026
    No charge
  • Kodiak Blue
    No charge
  • Serenity White
    $500
  • Ultimate RedBuild out: 01/31/2026
    $500
Manufacturer-Installed Accessories 20 available
  • Cargo PackageIncludes: Cargo Tray
    $160
  • Accessory PackageIncludes: Cargo Hook, First Aid Kit, Cargo Side Bins
    $160
  • Protection PackageIncludes: All Season Fitted Liners, Mud Guards
    $385
  • Wheel Locks
    $75
  • Rear Bumper Applique
    $80
  • Mud Guards
    $135
  • Ec Mirror w/ O HomeLink
    $315
  • Roadside Assistance Kit
    $75
  • Severe Weather Kit
    $80
  • Door Sill Plates
    $195
  • Cargo Tray
    $130
  • Carpeted Floor Mats
    $240
  • All Season Fitted Liners
    $250
  • Cargo Blocks
    $30
  • Cargo Hook
    $30
  • Cargo Net
    $60
  • Cargo Side Bins
    $85
  • Interior Light Kit
    $265
  • Center Console Tray
    $20
  • First Aid Kit
    $45

Price Summary

Starting MSRP$30,000
Destination$1,295
Final Price*$31,295

* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.

Is this trim right for you?

Buy this if
  • This fits commuters who want 50 mpg combined, front-wheel drive, and seating for five
Skip this if
  • Choose another trim if you want the N Line’s 201 hp gas powertrain over hybrid efficiency
Features

Top features

Hybrid Powertrain

Gas and electric power work through an I-4 engine setup for this front-wheel-drive configuration.

139 hp Output

The gas/electric I-4 powertrain is rated at 139 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque.

6-Speed Dual Clutch Transmission

A 6-Speed Dual Clutch (DCT) transmission manages power delivery to the front wheels.

50 mpg Combined

This hybrid configuration is rated at 50 mpg combined.

5-Passenger Seating

The cabin provides seating for 5 occupants.

14.2 cu ft Cargo Volume

Cargo volume measures 14.2 cu ft for daily bags and compact gear.

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Specifications

Feature breakdown

Horsepower
139 hp
Torque
195 lb-ft
Drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive
Transmission
6-Speed Dual Clutch (DCT)
Combined MPG
50 mpg
City MPG
49 mpg
Highway MPG
52 mpg
Engine
Gas/Electric I-4

What it meansThe gas/electric I-4 pairs 139 hp with 195 lb-ft and front-wheel drive, using a 6-Speed Dual Clutch (DCT). Its 49 mpg city, 52 mpg highway, and 50 mpg combined figures make efficiency central to the package.

Why this trimFor this trim, the verified numbers point to a hybrid focused on fuel economy and daily driving. The transmission and front-wheel-drive layout also keep the driving hardware straightforward.

Bottom line: Efficiency is the main performance story.

Cargo volume
14.2 cu ft
Passenger volume
99.4 cu ft
Length
185.4 in
Width
71.9 in
Height
55.7 in
Wheelbase
107.1 in
Curb weight
3069 lbs

What it meansThe measurements show the car's exterior size alongside its passenger and cargo space. That helps with parking and packing decisions.

Why this trimFor this trim, 14.2 cu ft of cargo volume and 99.4 cu ft of passenger volume are the key space figures. The 107.1 in wheelbase and 3069 lbs curb weight also describe the basic size and mass.

Bottom line: Space and size are clearly specified.

Heated & Ventilated Front Bucket Seats -inc
Standard
Driver Seat
Standard
Passenger Seat
Standard
60-40 Folding Bench Front Facing Fold Forward Seatback Rear Seat
Standard
Manual Tilt/Telescoping Steering Column
Standard
Gauges -inc
Standard
Power Rear Windows
Standard
Mobile Hotspot Internet Access
Standard

What it meansStandard heated and ventilated front bucket seats put comfort features in the front row. The 60-40 folding rear seat adds cabin flexibility when cargo needs change.

Why this trimFor this trim, the listed interior equipment covers seating, steering-column adjustment, rear windows, gauges, and hotspot access. These facts matter because they identify which comfort and convenience items are standard.

Bottom line: Comfort features are part of this trim.

Radio: AM/FM/HD/SiriusXM Display Audio -inc: 10.25'' AVNT high resolution touchscreen display, navigation, SiriusXM data
Standard
Radio w/Seek-Scan, Clock, Aux Audio Input Jack and Steering Wheel Controls
Standard
Window Grid And Roof Mount Antenna
Standard
8 Speakers
Standard
Wireless Phone Connectivity
Standard
2 Monitors In The Front
Standard
Turn-By-Turn Navigation Directions
Standard
Real-Time Traffic Display
Standard

What it meansThe standard 10.25'' AVNT high resolution touchscreen includes navigation and SiriusXM data. Real-Time Traffic Display and Turn-By-Turn Navigation Directions are also standard.

Why this trimFor this trim, wireless phone connectivity, 8 speakers, and 2 front monitors define the main media setup. Steering wheel controls and an aux audio input also keep basic audio controls covered.

Bottom line: Navigation and media features are standard.

Overall Rating
5-star
Overall Frontal Barrier Crash Rating
4-star
Frontal Barrier Crash Rating Driver
5-star
Frontal Barrier Crash Rating Passenger
4-star
Highway Driving Assist (HDA)
Standard
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Standard
ABS And Driveline Traction Control
Standard
Side Impact Beams
Standard

What it meansThe verified crash results show a 5-star Overall Rating and a 4-star Overall Frontal Barrier Crash Rating. Driver and passenger frontal barrier ratings are listed separately, so shoppers can see more detail.

Why this trimFor this trim, Highway Driving Assist (HDA), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), traction control, and side impact beams are standard. Those items matter because they cover driver assistance, stability, traction, and side-impact hardware.

Bottom line: Crash ratings and safety equipment are documented.

Wheels
17 in
Tires
P225/45WR17

What it meansThe factory wheel and tire setup is specified as 17 in wheels with P225/45WR17 tires.

Why this trimFor this trim, that exact tire size helps shoppers identify replacement tires or compare listed equipment. It also confirms the wheel size tied to this configuration.

Bottom line: Wheel and tire sizing is clear.

All specifications
Horsepower
139 hp
Engine
Gas/Electric I-4
Torque
195 lb-ft
Combined MPG
50 mpg
City MPG
49 mpg
Highway MPG
52 mpg
Fuel type
Gasoline-Electric Hybrid
Fuel tank
11 gal
Drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive
Transmission
6-Speed Dual Clutch (DCT)
Seating
5
Doors
4
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The Limited Hybrid costs $30,000, which is $400 more than the N Line. You get a hybrid powertrain and 50 mpg combined instead of the N Line’s 31 mpg combined.

It best suits shoppers who prioritize fuel economy and five-seat practicality. The hybrid powertrain, 50 mpg combined rating, and 14.2 cu ft cargo area fit commuter use well.

Skip it if horsepower matters more than fuel economy. The Limited Hybrid has 139 hp, while the N Line has 201 hp.

You give up output compared with the N Line. The Limited Hybrid has 139 hp, while the N Line has 201 hp.

You gain much better combined fuel economy. The Limited Hybrid is rated at 50 mpg combined, while the N Line is rated at 31 mpg combined.

Yes, the Limited Hybrid is a strong commuter choice if efficiency is the priority. Its hybrid powertrain is rated at 50 mpg combined.

The Limited Hybrid seats five people and has 14.2 cu ft of cargo volume. That makes it suitable for small-family daily driving.

The Limited Hybrid uses a gas/electric I-4 with 139 hp and 195 lb-ft of torque. It pairs with a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission.

It can suit highway-heavy shoppers who still prioritize fuel economy. The confirmed efficiency figure is 50 mpg combined, paired with front-wheel drive.

At $30,000, the Limited Hybrid is only $400 more than the N Line. The main value case is hybrid efficiency at 50 mpg combined.
NHTSA Safety

Recalls

Most recent recall
WHEELS:LUGS/NUTS/BOLTS/STUDS
NHTSA #26V693000

Hyundai Motor America (Hyundai) is recalling certain 2026 Venue, Elantra N, Elantra Hybrid, and Elantra vehicles. The wheel lug nuts may loosen and allow the wheel to detach.

3 recall campaigns on record from NHTSA for the 2026 model year. Recall coverage can vary by VIN.

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Source: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)

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