What it costs to drive a Hyundai Ioniq
At US-average prices, the Hyundai Ioniq (2017–2022) costs about $1,023 a year to fuel as a hybrid, from $877 in Georgia to $1,441 in California.
Hybrid · 56.5 MPG
$1,023
per year, US average
Plug-in hybrid · 52 MPG
$891
per year, US average
Electric · 25 kWh/100 mi
$649
per year, US average
Calculate with your state and miles · Hyundai Ioniq dimensions
Cost to drive in every state
| Your state | Gas, $/gal | Hybrid per year | Plug-in hybrid per year | Electric per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $3.75* | $895 | $769 | $551 |
| Alaska | $5.60* | $1,339 | $1,258 | $993 |
| Arizona | $4.51* | $1,077 | $826 | $508 |
| Arkansas | $3.79* | $906 | $732 | $485 |
| California | $6.03 | $1,441 | $1,313 | $1,004 |
| Colorado | $4.27 | $1,021 | $846 | $579 |
| Connecticut | $4.29* | $1,026 | $1,007 | $827 |
| Delaware | $4.31* | $1,029 | $883 | $631 |
| District of Columbia | $4.53* | $1,082 | $1,065 | $877 |
| Florida | $3.98 | $951 | $766 | $506 |
| Georgia | $3.67* | $877 | $751 | $537 |
| Hawaii | $5.61* | $1,339 | $1,643 | $1,592 |
| Idaho | $4.60* | $1,098 | $800 | $451 |
| Illinois | $4.17* | $997 | $882 | $652 |
| Indiana | $4.03* | $964 | $816 | $574 |
| Iowa | $4.10* | $980 | $825 | $576 |
| Kansas | $4.07* | $973 | $787 | $522 |
| Kentucky | $4.17* | $997 | $762 | $466 |
| Louisiana | $3.77* | $900 | $697 | $434 |
| Maine | $4.27* | $1,020 | $1,168 | $1,084 |
| Maryland | $4.33* | $1,034 | $943 | $722 |
| Massachusetts | $4.20 | $1,004 | $1,126 | $1,029 |
| Michigan | $4.08* | $974 | $950 | $776 |
| Minnesota | $4.18 | $999 | $836 | $581 |
| Mississippi | $3.76* | $898 | $730 | $487 |
| Missouri | $3.98* | $951 | $789 | $541 |
| Montana | $4.58* | $1,094 | $845 | $525 |
| Nebraska | $4.22* | $1,007 | $761 | $457 |
| Nevada | $4.69* | $1,121 | $796 | $429 |
| New Hampshire | $4.14* | $990 | $1,058 | $933 |
| New Jersey | $4.17* | $996 | $995 | $831 |
| New Mexico | $3.91* | $934 | $791 | $557 |
| New York | $4.31 | $1,031 | $1,099 | $967 |
| North Carolina | $3.95* | $945 | $762 | $505 |
| North Dakota | $4.35* | $1,040 | $772 | $449 |
| Ohio | $4.05 | $967 | $869 | $654 |
| Oklahoma | $3.99* | $954 | $764 | $500 |
| Oregon | $4.81* | $1,150 | $879 | $537 |
| Pennsylvania | $4.42* | $1,056 | $962 | $735 |
| Rhode Island | $4.26* | $1,017 | $1,082 | $951 |
| South Carolina | $3.72* | $889 | $754 | $532 |
| South Dakota | $4.25* | $1,014 | $799 | $511 |
| Tennessee | $4.05* | $967 | $740 | $453 |
| Texas | $3.70 | $885 | $756 | $537 |
| Utah | $4.58* | $1,093 | $796 | $449 |
| Vermont | $4.29* | $1,025 | $992 | $805 |
| Virginia | $3.84* | $917 | $808 | $595 |
| Washington | $5.33 | $1,274 | $909 | $494 |
| West Virginia | $4.15* | $990 | $813 | $550 |
| Wisconsin | $4.31* | $1,029 | $898 | $655 |
| Wyoming | $4.29* | $1,024 | $788 | $487 |
* estimated: EIA publishes weekly prices for 9 states; for the others we adjust the regional weekly price by how the state compared with its region in EIA’s latest annual data.
Assumes 13,500 miles a year, EPA combined efficiency and home charging at residential rates. Real-world costs vary with driving style, weather and trim. Gas prices: EIA, week of Oct 19, 2026. Electricity: EIA, August 2026.