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Today's Deal - Hyundai Sonata
Hyundai Sonata Sedans for sale near you
What Edmunds Says
Look for the 2015 Hyundai Sonata to further refine the midsize sedan formula with a new look, revised powertrain and plenty of tech and convenience features.
Pros
Likely to offer loads of standard and optional features for the money; slightly larger size should translate into more passenger room; improved look and feel of interior materials.
Cons
With a similar roof line and profile, rear headroom isn't likely to increase much; dynamic design of current model has been toned down.
Available Sonata Models
Limited
- 2.0L 4-cyl. engine
- Automatic transmission
- Bluetooth
- Side/Curtain Airbags
- Stability Control
- Traction Control
MSRP unavailable
What's New for 2015
The Hyundai Sonata is redesigned for 2015 with a more refined look and a larger cabin.
Introduction
As automotive life cycles go, the current Hyundai Sonata's run will be brief. When the 2015 Sonata arrives, it will displace a model introduced only about four years earlier. The new Sonata, however, will benefit from its predecessor's work. The current model was among the first in Hyundai's lineup skinned with the company's new design aesthetic of striking aerodynamic curves and surface creases. The new look not only elevated Hyundai's profile with buyers, but also raised the bar for design among staid midsize sedans.
Mission accomplished, as the 2015 Hyundai Sonata will dial back the bold exterior design and more closely follow the more conservative lines of the larger Genesis and Equus sedans. The basic proportions and roof line appear similar to the current model, but the new Sonata will grow slightly longer, wider and roomier inside. Rear parking sensors, a hands-free trunk opener, blind spot detection and advanced cruise control are among the expected premium features.
Expect a larger grille set into a more upright front end and a taller hood line, design concessions that satisfy European pedestrian safety regulations. Headlights are likely to use full or partial LED elements.
Bigger changes come under the hood. The turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder from the Hyundai Veloster could replace the existing 2.4-liter as the base engine, while the current turbo 2.0-liter will likely carry over, its 274 horsepower seemingly enough to compensate for the absence of an optional V6. Expect a six-speed automatic transmission with either engine. The Sonata should also offer improved rigidity and suspension tuning for a sportier feel.
Although first introduced in Korea, the U.S. version will debut at the 2014 New York Auto Show and go on sale in the fall of 2014. Given the hyper-competitive nature of this segment, the sticker price shouldn't budge much. The current model starts at $21,350. Check back for a full review of the 2015 Sonata, including specs, driving impressions and buying advice as it becomes available.
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