In most 2014 Hyundai Sonata models with halogen headlights, yes—the low-beam headlight and the fog lights typically use an H11 bulb, while the high-beam uses a 9005 bulb. Some trims with HID or LED headlights do not use H11 at all, so check your exact configuration.
What bulb types are used in the 2014 Sonata?
The following breakdown covers the common halogen-equipped versions. If your car has HID or LED headlights, the bulb types will differ and may not be interchangeable.
Bulb locations and typical types for halogen headlight configurations in 2014 Sonata:
- Low-beam headlights: H11 halogen bulbs
- High-beam headlights: 9005 (HB3) bulbs
- Fog lights: H11 bulbs (where equipped)
Conclusion: In halogen-equipped models, H11 is generally correct for the low beams and fog lights, while the high beams use 9005. Trim levels, regional markets, or factory options can change bulb types, so verify your exact configuration before purchasing replacements.
Non-halogen options and caveats
Many 2014 Sonatas offer HID, LED, or premium projector headlights in certain trims or regions. These configurations do not use H11 and require different bulbs or ballast/assemblies. If your car uses HID or LED headlights, do not substitute H11 and consult the dealer or a professional for the correct replacement.
How to confirm your specific vehicle
To ensure you buy the correct bulb, verify with these steps:
- Check the owner's manual section on bulbs for your exact trim and region
- Inspect the current bulb by removing the headlight or fog light cover to confirm the base type
- Match the bulb base and socket shape to the replacement bulb before buying
If your Sonata is equipped with HID or LED headlights, replacing with an H11 bulb will not work and can cause electrical issues. In such cases, consult a dealer or a qualified technician.
Summary
For most 2014 Hyundai Sonatas with halogen headlights, yes—H11 is typically correct for low beams and fog lights, while high beams use 9005. Always verify your exact trim and market configuration, and consult the owner's manual or a Hyundai dealer if you’re unsure.