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Specifications
Powertrain
| Engine |
1.6L turbocharged inline-4 with hybrid electric system |
| Transmission |
6-speed automatic (hybrid) |
| Drive |
HTRAC AWD |
| Fuel type |
Hybrid (Gasoline + Electric) |
Performance
| Net horsepower |
231 hp |
| Torque |
271 lb-ft |
| 0-60 mph |
Approx. 7.1 sec |
| Top speed |
Approx. 118 mph |
Dimensions
| Length |
182.3 in |
| Width |
73.4 in |
| Height |
65.6 in |
| Wheelbase |
108.5 in |
| Cargo volume |
38.7 cu ft (behind 2nd row) |
Efficiency
| EPA city |
37 mpg (AWD hybrid est.) |
| EPA highway |
36 mpg (AWD hybrid est.) |
| EPA combined |
37 mpg (AWD hybrid est.) |
| Fuel tank |
12.4 gallons |
Safety
| NHTSA rating |
5 stars (recent model years) |
| IIHS |
Top Safety Pick+ (recent model years) |
| Driver assists |
Hyundai SmartSense |
Engine & Performance
Engine1.6L Turbo Hybrid System
Horsepower231 hp (net combined)
Torque271 lb-ft
Fuel TypeHybrid
Transmission6-speed automatic
Drive TypeAWD
Mileage37 MPG combined (AWD hybrid est.)
AccelerationApprox. 7.1 sec (0-60 mph)
Top SpeedApprox. 118 mph
EmissionsLow-emission certified (market dependent)
BatteryLithium-ion polymer hybrid battery
ChargingSelf-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Range (EV)N/A
Fuel Economy
Fuel TypeHybrid
Mileage37 MPG combined (AWD hybrid est.)
EmissionsLow-emission certified (market dependent)
BatteryLithium-ion polymer hybrid battery
ChargingSelf-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Range (EV)N/A
Safety
- Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection
- Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist
- Highway Driving Assist
Technology
- 12.3-inch touchscreen navigation
- 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Digital Key 2 Touch
Ownership
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Heated front seats
- Power-adjustable driver seat
Follow scheduled maintenance, keep hybrid battery cooling paths clear, rotate tires regularly, and update software when Hyundai releases OTA or dealer updates.
Expert Review
By FindEdition Auto Team
4.6 / 10 expert score
Overview
Hyundai Tucson combines bold design with efficient hybrid power, useful cargo space, and a comprehensive safety suite in the competitive compact SUV segment.
Driving Experience
The turbo hybrid delivers responsive acceleration and confident highway passing, while HTRAC AWD adds stability in wet and light off-road conditions.
Efficiency & Practicality
Strong MPG for the class and a flexible cargo area make Tucson well suited for commuting, school runs, and weekend travel.
Pros
- Distinctive and modern exterior design
- Strong hybrid power and torque
- Competitive fuel economy
- Comprehensive standard safety tech
- Good feature value in mid trims
Cons
- Rear visibility can feel limited
- Ride can feel firm on rough roads
- Some advanced features locked to higher trims
- Infotainment menus can feel complex at first
Verdict
Best compact SUV for buyers who want distinctive styling, hybrid efficiency, and strong feature value in a family-friendly package.
Pricing Intelligence
MSRP
$37,450
Current
$36,699
Dealer
$36,199
Invoice
$35,650
Offer
$36,449
Discount1001
Finance2.9% APR for 60 months (qualified buyers, region dependent)
Lease$409/mo for 36 months, $4,399 due at signing (market dependent)
TaxesVaries by state and locality
Product Intelligence
Buying Recommendation
SEL Convenience Hybrid AWD balances efficiency, features, and all-weather confidence. Choose Limited only if you want full digital displays and premium cabin upgrades.
Ownership Cost
Follow scheduled maintenance, keep hybrid battery cooling paths clear, rotate tires regularly, and update software when Hyundai releases OTA or dealer updates.
Charging
Self-charging hybrid (regenerative + engine)
Alternatives
SEL Convenience Hybrid AWD balances efficiency, features, and all-weather confidence. Choose Limited only if you want full digital displays and premium cabin upgrades.
vs Honda CR-V Hybrid: Tucson offers bolder styling and strong feature packaging, while CR-V often leads in refinement and resale confidence. vs Toyota RAV4 Hybrid: RAV4 offers stronger long-term reliability reputation, while Tucson competes on design and hybrid value.
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