Electric when you want it, gas when you need it.
Our plug-in hybrid models take you so much farther than you ever thought possible. They have a larger battery than a traditional hybrid, one that can be plugged in for charging and that’s capable of travelling a certain distance on electric power alone. Once the electric-only range is depleted, the vehicle will revert to operate like the traditional hybrid. That way your Hyundai gets you there, going farther with the use of both fuel sources.
Learn about incentives in your region
ONTARIO
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Up to $2,500 in government incentives^.
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Vehicles displaying an Ontario Green Vehicle licence plate gain unrestricted access to high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes regardless of the number of passengers.*
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An Ontario green licence plate also gives you unrestricted access to high occupancy toll (HOT) lanes, even for single-occupant vehicles.*
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8-Year Warranty
In addition to our outstanding warranty program, we also back the quality of our alternative powertrains with an additional 8-year/160,000 kilometre warranty.
- 5 YEAR/100,000 KM
Comprehensive Limited Warranty†
- 5 YEAR/UNLIMITED KM
Roadside Assistance Program††
- 8 YEAR/160,000 KM
Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid System†††
- 5 YEAR/100,000 KM
Three ways to charge your ride
Level 1 Charging
Level 1 or 120-volt charging features a conventional three-prong plug that works with any properly grounded wall socket. This is the slowest type of charging and, depending on your battery pack and model, may take up to 48 hours for a full charge.
Level 2 Charging
Level 2 or 240-volt charging is common at most dedicated home and public charging stations. Charging will be at least twice as fast as Level 1. If you wish to install a charging station at home, it will require the same type of wiring as an electric stove or clothes dryer.
Level 3 Charging
DC fast charging uses direct current (DC) rather than household alternating current (AC) and is very high-powered. This type of charging is commonly found only at public sites, often along highways, given the higher cost of installing dedicated high-powered lines.
Frequently asked questions about plug-in hybrid vehicles:
In large part, plug-in hybrid vehicles function the same way as their traditional hybrid counterparts. A PHEV generally has a larger battery and electric motor, enabling the vehicle to travel up to 45 km (IONIQ Plug-in Hybrid and Sonata Plug-in Hybrid) purely on electricity before switching to regular hybrid operation. While this all-electric range can be restored by plugging the vehicle into an external power source, it is not required – ensuring less range anxiety.
The key advantages of a plug-in hybrid versus a hybrid include a bigger battery and more powerful electric motor that allows you to commute longer distances of up to 45 km using just the battery. On top of that, the plug-hybrid has the convenience of charging the battery by plugging it into an external electrical source.While fuel economy is similar, the plug-in hybrid edges out conventional hybrids in lower greenhouse gas emissions and by giving you the option to drive shorter distances using 100% electric.
The range of a plug-in hybrid varies from model to model. The IONIQ Electric Plus, for example, has the capability to travel over 1,000 kilometres. * Total Driving range of 1002 kilometers based on a 43 litre tank and 4.5L/100km combined fuel economy for a 955 kilometre Gasoline driving range plus the all-electric driving range of 47 kilometers* for the 2019 IONIQ Plug-in Hybrid Ultimate model. Fuel economy figures are based on manufacturer’s testing and are used for comparison purposes only. Actual fuel efficiency may vary based on driving conditions and the addition of certain vehicle accessories. . All-electric driving range of 47 kilometers based on a battery capacity of 8.9 kWh and battery usage rate of 2.0Le/100km for the 2019 IONIQ Plug-in Hybrid Preferred model.
A hybrid electric vehicle and a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle both utilize their powerful electric motor and a gasoline engine to generate movement. They adapt on their own using both the electric motor and gasoline engine simultaneously based on the current driving conditions. Both vehicles also use regenerative braking, the most efficient way of putting energy back into the electric battery. This is the process of recovering energy that would otherwise be lost during deceleration so it can be reused to propel the car once acceleration is required. The key differences between the two is that the plug-in hybrid has a larger electric motor and greater battery capacity allowing it to be used for a greater range of operation and distance. The plug-in hybrid plugging into an external electric source while the standard hybrid is solely fueled like a conventional gasoline vehicle.
Resources for Plug-in Hybrid vehicles
Chargepoint
PlugShare
MyEVRoute
Charge Hub
Flo
Electric Circuit
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^Federal and provincial electric vehicle incentives (each an "Incentive") each represent a maximum incentive or rebate amount provided by the federal government and the provincial governments of British Columbia and Quebec (each a "Jurisdiction") on eligible vehicles. The amount of the Incentive, its terms and conditions, and its eligibility or application varies by Jurisdiction, model and trim level, MSRP, payment method, term, and any other criteria that may be established by each Jurisdiction. Incentive applied after applicable taxes in Quebec, British Columbia and federally. The Incentive programs are administered independently by each Jurisdiction and are subject to cancellation or change. Hyundai Auto Canada Corp. is not responsible for the administration of Incentive programs, and any changes or cancellations thereto, and makes no representations about the actual amount or eligibility for the Incentive. Incentive information is provided for informational purposes only. Conditions and limitations apply. Consult the applicable Jurisdiction or see your dealer for detail.
†Hyundai’s Comprehensive Limited Warranty coverage covers most vehicle components against defects in workmanship under normal use and maintenance conditions.
††Hyundai’s 24-Hour Roadside Assistance Program is a limited service and does not cover certain costs or expenses. Roadside Assistance is not a warranty.
†††Hybrid System includes Hybrid Battery Pack Assembly, Hybrid Starter and Generator, Hybrid Power Control Unit, Auto Transmission including Traction Motor.
*Details regarding certain benefits provided to drivers of electric, plug-in electric and/or hybrid vehicles by third party government, municipal or other entities (“Benefits”) are set forth herein for informational purposes only and may be changed or canceled at any time, without notice. The availability, nature and/or extent of any Benefit, and its eligibility or application may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Benefits are administered independently by each applicable entity and are subject to cancellation or change. Hyundai Auto Canada Corp. is not responsible for the administration of Benefits, nor any changes or cancellations thereto, and makes no representations about any Benefit. Conditions and limitations apply. Consult the applicable jurisdiction for details on any applicable Benefits.
■ Access to the PlugShare embedded map (“Map”) is provided for informational purposes only. Although information contained within the Map is believed to be correct, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Hyundai Auto Canada Corp. is not responsible for the creation or development of the Map, nor for the information contained within the Map, and therefore, makes no representations about the Map or the information displayed or made available by and through the Map. Conditions and limitations apply to the use of the Map. For further details, please visit https://www.plugshare.com/.
