Hyundai Sonata 2017–2020

LF [restyling]
No photos yet2.0 AT (150 PS)
General information
Number of doors4
Car classD
Steering wheel positionLeft
CountrySouth Korea
At a glance
Engine1999 cm3 Gasoline
Power148 hp
GearboxAutomatic
OriginSouth Korea
Trim
1.6 AMT (180 hp)1.7 AMT (141 hp)2.0 AT (150 PS)2.0 AT (151 hp)2.0 AT (152 hp)2.0 AT (163 hp)2.0 AT (168 hp)2.0 AT (195 hp)2.0 AT (205 hp)2.0 AT (245 hp)2.0 MT (150 hp)2.0 MT (151 hp)2.0 MT (152 hp)2.4 AT (171 hp)2.4 GDi AT (188 PS)

Specifications

Engine
Compression ratio10.5
Max power (kW)110 kW
Engine power148 hp
Engine power150 PS
Maximum torque192 N*m
Capacity1999 cm3
Number of cylinders4
Valves per cylinder4
Turnover of maximum torque4000 RPM
Max power at RPM6200 RPM
Cylinder bore81.0 mm
Stroke cycle97.0 mm
Injection typedistributed injection (multipoint)
Timing beltDOHC
Engine placementFront, transverse
Engine codeG4NA
Engine typeGasoline
Cylinder layoutinline
Boost typenone
Engine modelNu 2.0 MPI
Bodywork
Height1475 mm
Curb weight1535 kg
Ground clearance155 mm
Clearance155 mm
Front track1614 mm
Front track width1614 mm
Rear track1621 mm
Back track width1621 mm
Width1865 mm
Full weight2030 kg
Wheel size205/65 R16, 215/55 R17, 235/45 R18
Wheelbase2805 mm
Trailer load (with brakes)2830 kg
Length4855 mm
Payload495 kg
Number of seater5
Min trunk capacity510 l
Max trunk capacity510 l
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA67.1 5x114.3 mm
Body typeSedan
Gearbox and handling
Turning circle10.9 m
Number of gear6
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Drive wheelsFront wheel drive
Operating characteristics
City driving fuel consumption per 100 km10.8 l
Acceleration (0-100 km/h)11.1 s
CO2 emissions182 g/km
Max speed205 km/h
Highway driving fuel consumption per 100 km6.0 l
Fuel tank capacity70 l
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km7.8 l
Fuel95
Emission standardsEuro 5
Cruising rangefrom 650 to 1 170 km
Suspension and brakes
Rear brakesDisc
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionIndependent, spring
Front brakesventilated disc

Grades & features

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