New 2026 Hyundai Elantra SEL Sport: Model ELGAF2J6S4AS, Stock# Y260551, MSRP $25,720 - Conicelli Contribution $1,700 = Lease Selling Price $24,020. LEASE: $169 per month for 36 months with $4,000 due at signing ($4,000 down payment, $0 security deposit). $1750 Hyundai Lease Cash and $750 Lease Event Cash applied to cover first month’s payment and $490 doc fee. $650 bank fee capitalized into monthly payment. Remaining lease cash applied to reduce capitalized cost. Tax, title, tags extra. 7,500 miles per year. OR SIGN & DRIVE LEASE: $289 per month for 36 months with $0 due at signing ($0 down payment, $0 security deposit). $1750 Hyundai Lease Cash and $750 Lease Event Cash applied to cover first month’s payment and $490 doc fee. $650 bank fee capitalized into monthly payment. Remaining lease cash applied to reduce capitalized cost. Tax, title, tags extra. 7,500 miles per year. 3.49% APR available on select new 2026 Hyundai Elantra models for up to 60 months ($18.19 per $1000 financed). $2,000 Retail Bonus Cash available on all 2026 Elantra models purchased from dealer stock between August 4, 2026 and September 8, 2026. Customers who participate in a Special Lease or Low APR program through Hyundai Motor Finance (HMF) do not qualify for Retail Bonus Cash. On approved credit to qualified buyers. Prior sales excluded. Vehicle must be in stock, and delivery taken by 9-8-26. Offer expires 9-8-26. DL# 631802.
At Conicelli Hyundai, you can explore both hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles in our new Hyundai selection. We get asked a lot: what's the difference? And we're here to explain and point you in the right direction as you evaluate your choices for a new hybrid or plug-in hybrid vehicle.
A hybrid vehicle uses a gas engine that's paired with an electric motor to deliver quality performance as both work together to help your vehicle run more efficiently in terms of gas mileage, by having the hybrid engine provide power for other vehicle functions, including power and acceleration where you need it. The hybrid battery is able to automatically replenish using regenerative braking technology.
With a plug-in hybrid, you get the same system, sometimes with dual-motor setups that assist with all-wheel drive options. The difference is that you can utilize the electric motor to drive for a limited range in pure electric mode. This battery can then be recharged via plugging it into a charging station, or standard outlet at home. It can also use regenerative braking to bring that all-electric range back up to charge over time, as well.
Both have many benefits and here in our Hyundai dealership, you can find loads of options. This includes the Hyundai Elantra Hybrid, Sonata Hybrid, Tucson Hybrid, Tucson Plug-In Hybrid, Santa Fe Hybrid, and Santa Fe Plug-In Hybrid.
We're happy to discuss them all with you and help you pick out a new hybrid or plug-in hybrid vehicle here at Conicelli Hyundai in Conshohocken. Contact us today to learn more.

