Today, numerous vehicles are joining the “green club” from various automakers who continuously develop environmental-friendly vehicles and roll it into production. Among this green-minded company is Hyundai with their own version of the green vehicle named Sonata.

Just recently, the 2008 Hyundai Sonata was recognized by The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) as one of the vehicles in the “2008 Greener Choices” list that showcases extensively offered gasoline-powered cars and light trucks with automatic transmissions. The Auto Channel reported that the Sonata has been listed in the ACEEE’s Green Book® Online, a yearly guide for consumers to environmentally-friendly cars and trucks.

“The award for our clean, fuel-efficient Sonata recognizes Hyundai’s commitment to the environment. Like industry leading quality and safety, environmental sensitivity is another element of the value equation that makes Hyundai such a smart choice for consumers,” says John Krafcik, the vice president of Strategic Planning and Product Development at Hyundai Motor America.