The 2026 Hyundai TUCSON Is the Hybrid SUV Under $35,000 That You Can't Ignore
The 2026 Hyundai TUCSON Is the Hybrid SUV Under $35,000 That You Can't Ignore
If you're shopping for a compact SUV in 2026, chances are you've already considered the segment’s best-sellers. Strong resale value, proven powertrains, name recognition—these are all things that can make buyers assume that the obvious choices are also the best, or that other options are subpar. But those assumptions falter once you start comparing what you're actually getting for your money.
When you look beyond the name on the badge and focus on technology, safety, cargo room, warranty coverage, and standard features, the TUCSON Hybrid stands out as one of the most competitive entries in the segment.
How the TUCSON Hybrid Delivers More for the Money
The TUCSON Hybrid SE FWD starts at an MSRP[1] of $31,300. The TUCSON Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, and CR-V Hybrid all start off with front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive as an option. Only the Mazda CX-50 and Subaru Forester come standard with AWD, which is reflected in their higher starting prices. But even with the AWD premium, the TUCSON Hybrid still undercuts the competition on price. At $32,800, the TUCSON Hybrid AWD is less than the RAV4 AWD by $500, the CX-50 and Forester Hybrids by nearly $2,000, and the CR-V Hybrid AWD by over $4,300.
2026 Compact SUV Hybrids — Starting Price & AWD on Base Trim
ModelEntry-level trimStarting MSRPIs AWD standard? | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid | SE | $31,300 | No–AWD is a $1,500 option |
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid | LE | $31,900 | No–AWD is a $1,400 option |
Mazda CX-50 Hybrid | Preferred | $34,750 | Yes |
Subaru Forester Hybrid | Premium | $34,730 | Yes |
Honda CR-V Hybrid | Sport | $35,630 | No–AWD is a $1,500 option |
Model
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
Entry-level trim
SE
Starting MSRP
$31,300
Is AWD standard?
No–AWD is a $1,500 option
Model
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
Entry-level trim
LE
Starting MSRP
$31,900
Is AWD standard?
No–AWD is a $1,400 option
Model
Mazda CX-50 Hybrid
Entry-level trim
Preferred
Starting MSRP
$34,750
Is AWD standard?
Yes
Model
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Entry-level trim
Premium
Starting MSRP
$34,730
Is AWD standard?
Yes
Model
Honda CR-V Hybrid
Entry-level trim
Sport
Starting MSRP
$35,630
Is AWD standard?
No–AWD is a $1,500 option
A Dashboard That Punches Above Its Class
Step into the higher trims of the 2026 TUCSON Hybrid, and the dashboard immediately sets the tone. From SEL Convenience up, two 12.3-inch screens stretch across the cockpit in a single curved panel, giving the interior a clean, seamless look. The left screen serves as the fully digital instrument cluster, while the right screen features touchscreen capability for infotainment, navigation, and vehicle settings.
Move up the TUCSON Hybrid lineup, and the tech keeps stacking. The Limited trim adds a:
- Bose®[2] Premium Audio System, complete with 8 high-performance speakers, so you can jam to your playlist as a post-work pick-me-up
- Head-up Display that projects speed and navigation data onto the windshield, so you can follow directions without constantly having to shift your gaze between the road and the infotainment screen
- Surround View Monitor[3] with four cameras for a bird's-eye parking view, so parallel parking on a crowded city block transforms a potentially stressful exercise into a manageable maneuver
- If you've ever come back to your vehicle in a crowded parking lot and wondered how you were going to get inside, you'll wish every car you've ever had offered Remote Smart Parking Assist[4], which can help you maneuver the TUCSON Hybrid into and out of tight spaces from outside the vehicle using the key fob
- Digital Key 2 Premium[5] can turn your smartphone into the car key, so you can share access from your phone instead of coordinating a key handoff
Even the location of the gear selector improves your driving experience. The TUCSON Hybrid’s shifter is on the column, not the center console, which allows Hyundai to open up a wide, flat storage area between the front seats. It's a perfect place to drop a purse, tablet, or lunch bag that many other SUVs don't have.
Tech Comparison at a Glance
FeatureHyundai TUCSON HybridToyota | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Standard Touchscreen | 12.3-inch | 10.5-inch | 9-inch | 11.6-inch |
Head-up Display | Standard on the Limited | Available as an upgrade on the Limited | Not available | Not available |
Surround View Monitor | Standard on the Limited | Standard on the Woodland and up | Not available | Not available |
Remote Smart Parking Assist | Standard on the Limited | Not available | Not available | Not available |
Feature
Standard Touchscreen
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
12.3-inch
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
10.5-inch
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
9-inch
Subaru Forester Hybrid
11.6-inch
Feature
Head-up Display
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
Standard on the Limited
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
Available as an upgrade on the Limited
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
Not available
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Not available
Feature
Surround View Monitor
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
Standard on the Limited
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
Standard on the Woodland and up
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
Not available
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Not available
Feature
Remote Smart Parking Assist
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
Standard on the Limited
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
Not available
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
Not available
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Not available
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Safety Ratings and Standard Equipment That Leave Little to Check Off
When it comes to safety, there’s no room for a grey area—you’re either safe or you’re not. The 2026 TUCSON Hybrid (excluding Plug-in Hybrid) has earned both a 2026 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+[6] award and an NHTSA[7] 5-Star Overall Safety Rating. Those dual top marks put it at a level higher than most others within the small SUV segment. Rivals, like the Honda CR-V Hybrid and the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, did not receive both distinctions.
Standard across the TUCSON Hybrid lineup:
FeatureReal-World Scenario | |
|---|---|
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist[8] | Traffic unexpectedly stops during your morning commute. This feature can detect the slowdown ahead and help provide braking assistance to help avoid a rear-end collision. |
Blind-Spot Collision Warning[9] | If a vehicle is hiding in your blind spot when you're changing lanes on a busy highway, this feature can help warn you by delivering vibrating pulses through the steering wheel. |
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist[10] | When you're backing out of a parking spot in a crowded parking lot, this feature can help detect approaching traffic (or errant shopping carts) and prevent you from reversing into them. |
Lane Keeping Assist[11] | If you begin drifting out of your lane during a long highway drive, this feature can help provide steering corrections to keep the vehicle centered. |
Lane Following Assist[12] | This feature keeps you centered within your lane during highway driving, which can help to reduce the constant micro-corrections that can make long road trips tiring. |
Smart Cruise Control with Stop and Go[13] | During stop-and-go commuting, this feature can automatically slow down and accelerate the vehicle with the flow of traffic. |
Safe Exit Warning[14] | Can help alert passengers if a vehicle or cyclist is approaching in the adjacent lane before they open a door. |
Feature
Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist[8]
Real-World Scenario
Traffic unexpectedly stops during your morning commute. This feature can detect the slowdown ahead and help provide braking assistance to help avoid a rear-end collision.
Feature
Blind-Spot Collision Warning[9]
Real-World Scenario
If a vehicle is hiding in your blind spot when you're changing lanes on a busy highway, this feature can help warn you by delivering vibrating pulses through the steering wheel.
Feature
Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist[10]
Real-World Scenario
When you're backing out of a parking spot in a crowded parking lot, this feature can help detect approaching traffic (or errant shopping carts) and prevent you from reversing into them.
Feature
Lane Keeping Assist[11]
Real-World Scenario
If you begin drifting out of your lane during a long highway drive, this feature can help provide steering corrections to keep the vehicle centered.
Feature
Lane Following Assist[12]
Real-World Scenario
This feature keeps you centered within your lane during highway driving, which can help to reduce the constant micro-corrections that can make long road trips tiring.
Feature
Smart Cruise Control with Stop and Go[13]
Real-World Scenario
During stop-and-go commuting, this feature can automatically slow down and accelerate the vehicle with the flow of traffic.
Feature
Safe Exit Warning[14]
Real-World Scenario
Can help alert passengers if a vehicle or cyclist is approaching in the adjacent lane before they open a door.
While you might think to shrug your shoulders at some safety equipment that seems for scenarios you won’t find yourself in, think again. Picture this: you're parked on a busy street after school pickup, and your kid reaches for the door handle before checking for traffic. The Safe Exit Warning system can help catch what they didn't and prevent the door from opening until the coast is clear. It's the kind of feature you may forget about until the one moment it helps prevent a close call.
The available Blind-Spot View Monitor[15] (Limited trim) is another one you might overlook. Rather than just flashing a warning light in the mirror or sounding a beep that’s easy to miss, the TUCSON Hybrid takes a different approach. Activate your turn signal, and a live camera feed from that side of the vehicle appears directly in the instrument cluster—a real-time view of your blind spot. No guessing games or craning your neck. It’s an immediate answer to “Is it safe to merge?”
The RAV4 Hybrid, CR-V Hybrid, CX-50 Hybrid, and Forester Hybrid all offer helpful safety suites, but the TUCSON Hybrid separates itself with the availability of features like the Blind-Spot View Monitor and Remote Smart Parking Assist that these others don't offer. For families with precious cargo—or really anyone prioritizing safety—the TUCSON Hybrid makes a strong case.
Fuel Economy: Strong Numbers with a Different Emphasis
As fuel prices remain volatile, fuel economy is a major factor in vehicle purchases. The TUCSON Hybrid’s EPA-estimated[16] fuel economy is competitive in the segment, at 38 MPG combined for the Hybrid Blue SE AWD trim. Adding AWD to an SUV usually comes with a fuel economy penalty, as more hardware and added weight typically pull the combined MPG down a few points from the FWD version. This doesn't happen in the TUCSON Hybrid. With AWD, the TUCSON Hybrid still delivers the same combined figure as the FWD model. And it holds up against the rest of the AWD field: it beats the comparable Honda CR-V Hybrid and Subaru Forester Hybrid, and trails only the RAV4 Hybrid AWD.
Fuel Economy Comparison (AWD, EPA-Estimated Combined MPG)
ModelCombined MPG | |
|---|---|
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid AWD | 42 |
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Blue SE AWD | 38 |
Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport AWD | 37 |
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid SEL/Limited AWD | 36 |
Subaru Forester Hybrid | 35 |
Model
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid AWD
Combined MPG
42
Model
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Blue SE AWD
Combined MPG
38
Model
Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport AWD
Combined MPG
37
Model
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid SEL/Limited AWD
Combined MPG
36
Model
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Combined MPG
35
And those fuel-economy numbers are not at the expense of performance. The TUCSON Hybrid gets 231 horsepower[17] and 271 lb-ft of torque from a turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder paired with a 47.7 kW electric motor. That torque translates to confident merging, responsive passing, and strong low-end pull. With four selectable drive modes (Eco, Sport, My Drive, and Snow), you can tailor the drive experience to actual conditions.
A Compact SUV with Good Cargo Space
Compact SUV shoppers care about cargo space because these vehicles serve double duty every single day. Groceries on Tuesday. Your kid's baseball tournament on Saturday. Strollers, hockey bags, and small furniture whenever the calendar demands it—and sometimes it demands it all at once.
Behind the second row, the TUCSON Hybrid offers 38.7 cubic feet of cargo space. Fold the rear seats, and that expands to 74.5 cubic feet. Both figures lead the top of this competitive set, making the TUCSON Hybrid well-suited for families who need a vehicle that adapts to the week.
Cargo Space Comparison
ModelBehind 2nd Row (cu ft)Seats Folded (cu ft) | ||
|---|---|---|
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid | 38.7 | 74.5 |
Honda CR-V Hybrid | 36.3 | 71.8 |
Subaru Forester Hybrid | 27.5 | 69.1 |
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid | 37.8 | 70.4 |
Mazda CX-50 | 29.2 | 56.3 |
Model
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
Behind 2nd Row (cu ft)
38.7
Seats Folded (cu ft)
74.5
Model
Honda CR-V Hybrid
Behind 2nd Row (cu ft)
36.3
Seats Folded (cu ft)
71.8
Model
Subaru Forester Hybrid
Behind 2nd Row (cu ft)
27.5
Seats Folded (cu ft)
69.1
Model
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
Behind 2nd Row (cu ft)
37.8
Seats Folded (cu ft)
70.4
Model
Mazda CX-50
Behind 2nd Row (cu ft)
29.2
Seats Folded (cu ft)
56.3
The TUCSON Hybrid’s advantage behind the second row is notable: 2.3 cubic feet more than the CR-V and over 11 cubic feet more than the Forester. That's the difference between leaving the child seats in for your Costco run and having to wrestle them out—then, frustratingly, reinstall them after. Or being able to fit everyone's luggage during an airport pickup. Do you really want to tell your teenager they’ve got to consolidate to one bag when you’re already running late?
When your arms are full, the TUCSON Hybrid’s hands-free smart power liftgate[18] (available on SEL and above) adds a convenience that feels more like a necessity. Standing in a parking lot balancing four bags of groceries and a squirming toddler? The liftgate can open when the smart key is detected nearby. Go ahead and tell your toddler it's magic—it sure feels like it.
A Reliably Robust Warranty
This is where the TUCSON Hybrid shifts from being competitive to difficult to ignore. Hyundai backs the 2026 TUCSON Hybrid with a 10-Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, a 5-Year/60,000-Mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty, and 5-Year/Unlimited-Mile Roadside Assistance.
Warranty Comparison
CoverageHyundai TUCSON HybridToyota | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Bumper-to-Bumper | 5 yr / 60,000 mi | 3 yr / 36,000 mi | 3 yr / 36,000 mi | 3 yr / 36,000 mi |
Powertrain | 10 yr / 100,000 mi | 5 yr / 60,000 mi | 5 yr / 60,000 mi | 5 yr / 60,000 mi |
Roadside Assistance | 5 yr / Unlimited mi | 2 yr / 25,000 mi | 3 yr / 36,000 mi | 3 yr / 36,000 mi |
Coverage
Bumper-to-Bumper
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
5 yr / 60,000 mi
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
3 yr / 36,000 mi
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
3 yr / 36,000 mi
Subaru Forester Hybrid
3 yr / 36,000 mi
Coverage
Powertrain
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
10 yr / 100,000 mi
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
5 yr / 60,000 mi
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
5 yr / 60,000 mi
Subaru Forester Hybrid
5 yr / 60,000 mi
Coverage
Roadside Assistance
Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid
5 yr / Unlimited mi
Toyota
RAV4 Hybrid
2 yr / 25,000 mi
Honda
CR-V Hybrid
3 yr / 36,000 mi
Subaru Forester Hybrid
3 yr / 36,000 mi
The TUCSON Hybrid delivers a longer powertrain warranty than many of the competitors listed here. Imagine two drivers: one who owns a TUCSON Hybrid with 70,000 miles, and the other, who owns a competing SUV with similar mileage. If a major powertrain issue appears at eight years and 80,000 miles, the TUCSON Hybrid owner will still have coverage. The other may not.
For buyers, that warranty coverage can function like built-in protection against some of the most expensive potential repairs. It can also help support resale value, since a second or third owner may still benefit from the remaining coverage.
2026 Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Trim Summary
TrimMSRP (FWD)MSRP (AWD)Key Additions | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Hybrid SE | $31,300 | $32,800 | 12.3-inch Touchscreen Display, Hyundai SmartSense® Safety Suite, Wireless Android Auto™ & Apple CarPlay®[19] |
Hybrid SEL | $32,750 | $34,250 | 18-inch Wheels, Power Driver's Seat, Heated Front Seats, Hands-free Smart Liftgate |
Hybrid SEL Convenience AWD | N/A | $35,250 | 12.3-inch Digital Cluster, Synthetic Leather Seats, Wireless Charging[20], Ambient Interior Lighting |
Hybrid Limited AWD | N/A | $42,425 | Leather Upholstery, Bose® Premium Audio System, Panoramic Sunroof, Head-up Display, Surround View Monitor, Blind-Spot View Monitor |
Night | N/A | $42,925 | Gloss-black 19-inch Alloy Wheels, Gloss-black Exterior Design Elements (front and rear bumper fascia, mirror caps, window-surround trim), Black Headliner |
Trim
Hybrid SE
MSRP (FWD)
$31,300
MSRP (AWD)
$32,800
Key Additions
12.3-inch Touchscreen Display, Hyundai SmartSense® Safety Suite, Wireless Android Auto™ & Apple CarPlay®[19]
Trim
Hybrid SEL
MSRP (FWD)
$32,750
MSRP (AWD)
$34,250
Key Additions
18-inch Wheels, Power Driver's Seat, Heated Front Seats, Hands-free Smart Liftgate
Trim
Hybrid SEL Convenience AWD
MSRP (FWD)
N/A
MSRP (AWD)
$35,250
Key Additions
12.3-inch Digital Cluster, Synthetic Leather Seats, Wireless Charging[20], Ambient Interior Lighting
Trim
Hybrid Limited AWD
MSRP (FWD)
N/A
MSRP (AWD)
$42,425
Key Additions
Leather Upholstery, Bose® Premium Audio System, Panoramic Sunroof, Head-up Display, Surround View Monitor, Blind-Spot View Monitor
Trim
Night
MSRP (FWD)
N/A
MSRP (AWD)
$42,925
Key Additions
Gloss-black 19-inch Alloy Wheels, Gloss-black Exterior Design Elements (front and rear bumper fascia, mirror caps, window-surround trim), Black Headliner
Why the TUCSON Hybrid Deserves a Spot on Your Short List
Starting at an MSRP of $31,300, the TUCSON Hybrid delivers segment-leading cargo space, top safety ratings, and a powertrain limited warranty that covers you for twice the duration of the competition. The overall package of tech, value, and long-term ownership confidence is tough to match at this price.
If you've been shopping the usual suspects without considering the TUCSON Hybrid, it's worth a test drive. The numbers suggest you might be leaving value on the table.
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[1] MSRP excludes freight charges, tax, title, license, and dealer fees. Freight charges and actual dealer prices may vary.
[2] Bose® is a registered trademark of Bose Corporation.
[3] Surround View Monitor (SVM) is a parking support system. SVM cannot completely eliminate blind spots, may not detect every object and does not warn of moving objects. Always check surroundings before moving vehicle. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[4] Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA) can remotely help park the vehicle. However, several factors can impact RSPA performance. RSPA may not function correctly if one or more of the parking sensors is damaged, dirty or covered or if weather conditions (heavy rain, snow or fog) interfere with sensor operation. Always inspect the parking area with your own eyes. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[5] Digital smartphone key requires a compatible smartphone and an appropriately equipped Hyundai vehicle. Not all smartphones are compatible. Hyundai vehicle must be equipped with smart key with push button start, wireless device charging, and Audio Video Navigation System 5.0 (or newer) or Display Audio 2.0. Tap to lock/unlock function works on front doors only. Requires MyHyundai with Bluelink app and active Bluelink account. Please visit www.MyHyundai.com for information on compatible devices. Features and specifications subject to change. See your Owner's Manual for additional details and limitations.
[6] To qualify for 2026 TOP SAFETY PICK+, vehicles need good ratings in the small overlap front, moderate overlap front and side tests as well as acceptable- or good-rated headlights across all trim levels. In addition, winners need standard front crash prevention systems that earn a good rating in the pedestrian test and an acceptable or good rating in the vehicle-to-vehicle 2.0 test. If optional front crash prevention systems are offered, they must also meet those criteria. www.iihs.org
[7] Government 5-Star Safety Ratings are part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA's) New Car Assessment Program (www.nhtsa.gov).
[8] Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection (FCA-Ped) is intended to be a supplement to safe driving practices. The system is not designed to detect certain stationary objects such as trees or poles, and may not detect all vehicles or pedestrians under certain conditions. The system is a driver assistance system and is not a substitute for safe driving. The driver is responsible for being attentive and maintaining control of the vehicle, and should not wait for the system's alerts before braking as there may not be sufficient time to brake safely. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[9] Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW) assists the driver by warning of other cars in the blind spot region. It senses the rear side territory of the vehicle when it is traveling over 20 mph. There are limitations to the function, range, detection and clarity of the system. It will not detect all vehicles or objects in the blind spot. Its operation depends on the size, distance, angle and relative speed difference between your car and other cars. BCW may not operate if sensors are obscured in any way. Do not rely exclusively on BCW. BCW is a supplemental system and the driver must still be attentive and exercise caution when driving. It is the driver's responsibility to be aware of the surroundings and ensure it is clear before changing lanes or directions. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[10] Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (RCCA) can alert the driver of a potential collision by providing an audible warning and/or applying braking. RCCA is active when the vehicle is in reverse and operating at low speeds. Never rely exclusively on RCCA. RCCA cannot prevent all collisions and may not provide alerts or braking in all conditions. Always look over your shoulder and use your mirrors to confirm rear clearance. There are limitations to the function, detection, range and clarity of the system. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[11] Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) will not work under all circumstances. It operates above 40 mph and only when it is able to detect painted lane markings. It cannot function if the lane markings cannot be seen clearly. If the lines cannot be seen clearly due to poor road conditions, weather, or lighting conditions, it may not function. It also may not function on very rough roads, when walls, curbs or concrete barriers are close by, or if following another car too closely. Since it "sees" the lane markings using a camera in the upper windshield area, it is imperative this area be clear and free of blockage such as stickers, dirt, snow, tinting material, markings and labels. Lane Keeping Assist is not a substitute for safe driving practices, but is a supplemental assist only. The driver is responsible for always maintaining command and control of the vehicle and must keep hands on the wheel at all times. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[12] Lane Following Assist (LFA) helps keep the vehicle centered in its lane only when the lane markings are clearly visible on the road. LFA will not work under all circumstances and will not prevent loss of control. LFA is a supplemental assist, and does not replace the need for extreme care and attention by the driver. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[13] Smart Cruise Control (SCC) is not a collision avoidance or warning device. SCC is for highway use only and should not be used in poor weather, heavy or varying traffic, or on winding or slippery roads. Driver remains responsible to slow or stop the vehicle to avoid a collision. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[14] Standard on all trims. When the vehicle is parked, Safe Exit Warning (SEW) can alert the driver when a vehicle is approaching from behind. SEW does not work in all situations and is not a substitute for driver or passenger attentiveness. Always be aware of your surroundings and attentive of approaching vehicles. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[15] Blind-Spot View Monitor (BVM) assists driver in changing lanes by providing a live view of the blind spots on either side of the vehicle and an audible alert if another vehicle is detected. Turn signal must be activated and other system limitations apply. Do not rely exclusively on BVM. It is the driver's responsibility to be aware of the surroundings and ensure it is clear before changing lanes or directions. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations.
[16] 2026 TUCSON Hybrid SE and SEL FWD: 40 City/35 Hwy/38 Combined MPG. TUCSON Hybrid Blue SE HTRAC AWD: 38 City/38 Hwy/38 Combined MPG. 2026 TUCSON Hybrid SEL, SEL Convenience, and Limited HTRAC AWD: 36 City/37 Hwy/36 Combined MPG. All figures are EPA estimates and for comparison purposes only. Actual mileage may vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, and vehicle's condition.
[17] Actual horsepower will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits and vehicle’s condition.
[18] The smart liftgate will open when the smart key is within 40 inches of the detection area for at least 3 seconds. Radio transmitters and other vehicle smart keys may interfere in normal operation of the feature. See Owner's Manual for further details and limitations. Make sure you close the liftgate before driving.
[19] Apple CarPlay is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. Android Auto is compatible with Android phones running Android 6.0 or higher. Android Auto may not be available on all devices and is not available in all countries or regions. Additional apps may be required. Android and Android Auto are trademarks of Google LLC.
[20] Qi wireless charging function is based on smartphone compatibility and/or specific accessory cases.
[21] AWD does not guarantee traction in all conditions.
