2026 Hyundai Sonata · HTRAC all-wheel drive
Which 2026 Hyundai Sonata trims have HTRAC all-wheel drive?
One of the six trims. Current 2026 US base MSRPs exclude $1,295 freight, paint, , taxes and dealer charges. Retail builder availability does not establish an open bank. HTRAC is optional on the SEL Sport. The SE, N Line, Blue Hybrid, SEL Hybrid and Limited Hybrid can't be ordered with it. On that one, you'll need the HTRAC All Wheel Drive. The cheapest Sonata with it costs $30,650. It's an SEL Sport with the HTRAC All Wheel Drive.
Our Sonata data has all six current US 2026 , the seven trim/drive configurations, wheels, major and gas//HTRAC power-flow examples. It doesn't have paint, port/dealer accessories, cosmetic color combinations, open-order-bank confirmation and option-adjusted mass yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.
Trim by trim
| Trim | How you get it | Cheapest with it |
|---|---|---|
| SE | Not offered | Not offered |
| SEL Sport | Add the HTRAC All Wheel Drive | $30,650With the HTRAC All Wheel Drive |
| N Line | Not offered | Not offered |
| Blue Hybrid | Not offered | Not offered |
| SEL Hybrid | Not offered | Not offered |
| Limited Hybrid | Not offered | Not offered |
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- SE vs SEL Sport
- SE vs Blue Hybrid
- SEL Sport vs N Line
- SEL Sport vs SEL Hybrid
- Blue Hybrid vs SEL Hybrid
- SEL Hybrid vs Limited Hybrid
- N Line vs Limited Hybrid
- HTRAC all-wheel drive
- A hybrid powertrain
- Heated front seats
- Ventilated front seats
- A heated steering wheel
- A panoramic sunroof
- Bose 12-speaker audio
- A Surround View Monitor
- Highway Driving Assist
- Remote Smart Parking Assist
- Hyundai Digital Key 2 Premium
- Qi wireless device charging
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The cheapest Sonata with HTRAC all-wheel drive
↑ The answerSEL Sport
$30,650
HTRAC All Wheel Drive
SEL Sport
$30,650
HTRAC All Wheel Drive
Build
Drive
Situation
HTRAC rear help
HTRAC can send engine torque to the rear axle through a mechanical driveshaft and an electronically controlled coupling. This is the gas SEL Sport, with an eight-speed automatic—not an electric rear axle.
How this works
HTRAC is available only on gas SEL Sport; the disabled AWD choice on other trims reflects Hyundai’s equipment table. Every hybrid is front-drive. Hyundai’s hybrid energy-flow explanation permits motor drive, combined drive, engine drive and recovery; these are illustrative examples, not fixed speed thresholds or control software. No fixed torque split, grip, recovery percentage or stopping distance is predicted. Hybrid system torque is unpublished; 151 lb-ft is the motor rating. Battery and motor are represented as part of the hybrid powertrain, not a rear electric axle.
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Packages & options
Powertrain
Vs. a stock SEL Sport
- Rear axleHTRAC All Wheel DriveUnpowered rear axle→HTRAC mechanically driven rear axle
- Combined mpg
- 29 mpg → 27 mpg−2 mpg
- Curb weight
- 3,305 lb → 3,466 lb+161 lb
Gains all-wheel drive
- Has HTRAC AWD
- No Hybrid
- Has Heated seats
- No Ventilated seats
- No Panoramic roof
- No Bose audio
- No 360° camera
- Drive
- HTRAC mechanical AWD
- Engine
- 2.5L GDI/MPI four-cylinder
- Transmission
- 8-speed automatic
- Torque
- 181 lb-ft
- City / hwy
- 24 / 33 mpg · EPA estimate
- Trunk
- 15.6 cu ft · rear seats up · every trim
- Rear legroom
- 34.8″
- Ground clearance
- 5.3″ · published minimum
- Gauges
- 4.2-inch instrument display
- Seats
- Premium cloth · power driver seat
- Audio
- Standard audio
- Sunroof
- Not equipped · no factory package offered
- Highway Driving Assist
- Not equipped · Smart Cruise Control standard
- Remote parking
- Not equipped
- Tire repair
- Compact temporary spare