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If the unfortunate onward and upward trend of rising gas prices is starting to hit you where it hurts, namely your wallet, you're not alone. Thankfully Hyundai had the foresight to develop four different models - all boasting 40 mpg on the highway. In no particular order, they are the:

-     Sonata Hybrid
-     Elantra
-     Accent
-     Veloster (available later this year)

"Sonata Hybrid, Elantra, Veloster, and Accent are tapping into a newfound customer demand for high-content, fuel-efficient…

Hyundai CEO John Krafcik proclaimed the car company would shoot for a 50-mile-per-gallon fleet average by 2025. The automaker will focus on launching additional hybrids, introducing the BlueOn electric vehicle and eventually debuting a plug-in hybrid.

Hyundai presented "Blue Will" plug-in hybrid concept at the Seoul Motor Show back in 2009. The vehicle later made its North American debut at the Detroit Auto Show in 2010. Since then, there hasn't been much in the?

Hyundai Motors unveiled the BlueOn earlier this week. It's the first all electric vehicle to be produced by the Korean auto maker.

The car is an electric version of the Hyundai i10 hatchback, showcased as an electric concept at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. The BlueOn is named after Hyundai's Blue Drive eco-friendly lineup that one will be able to "switch on" according to Hyundai.

The BlueOn can drive about 87 miles on?

While many auto makers are struggling to reach government regulated MPG ratings of 35 to 40 miles per gallon, Hyundai is upping the anti. The Korean auto maker says that by 2025 it will have 50 MPG capable cars.

The government of The United States has passed a regulation that all auto makers much reach a MPG average rating of 35.5 by the year 2016. Most Hyundai vehicles already achieve close to this number?

Hyundai has already wow'ed fans of the Korean auto maker with their revolutionary redesign of the 2011 Sonata. Now the company is set to introduce a hybrid variant of Sonata.

Available soon at World Hyundai of Matteson, Hyundai's hybrid car is powered with Lithium Polymer batteries, first seen on this particular model at the 2010 New York International Auto Show.  The company says that the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is more powerful than the…