Easy on the Eyes

‍

The 12.3-inch curved infotainment screen comes standard on all TUCSON models. The large screen is angled towards the driver, making it easier to read with a quick glance, helping to cut down on distraction. That ease of use contributes to a calmer, more focused driving experience, making it safer for everyone.

‍

You Choose the Power

‍

Hyundai offers a wide choice of powertrains for the Tucson; there’s no ‘single-best’ solution, only what’s best for you. A standard 2.5L four-cylinder engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission and 187 hp is both simple and efficient. An available hybrid powertrain with a 1.6L engine, electric motor and 231 hp saves fuel in stop-and-go traffic while feeling lively off the line. And an available plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) features a 1.6L engine, a 72 kW electric motor and 13.8 kWh battery, with an all-electric range of up to 51 km and a robust 268 hp.

Simpler is Better

‍

The Tucson’s gear selector is a perfect example of Hyundai’s efforts to simplify without relinquishing utility. It is now on the column and is electronically operated, eliminating any mechanical linkages and their opportunities for failure, as well as opening up the centre console that now houses cupholders and a wireless phone charging pad. It solves multiple problems with one solution.

Your Phone is the Key

‍

Moving the gear selector to the steering column opens up the centre console, which features two cupholders and a wireless phone charging pad. This pad is simple to use, and it also eliminates the clutter of charging wires that would snake around the cabin.

‍

That smartphone also holds the key to your TUCSON, literally. With Bluelink Connected Services, you can lock, unlock and start your TUCSON with your phone. It helps simplify your life and what you take with you; imagine going to the beach or heading out for a run, and not having to worry about your keys.

Panoramic Bliss

‍

By flooding the interior with natural light, the Tucson’s available panoramic sunroof makes the space feel larger and more inviting, which is especially noticeable during longer drives.

‍

This openness doesn’t come at the expense of strength. The sunroof is integrated into a structure designed to maintain rigidity and refinement, so the cabin remains quiet and composed. The benefit is a sense of airiness along with a calmer, more secure feeling you’d expect from a more expensive SUV.

‍

The 2026 Hyundai TUCSON is an example of engineering with purpose. Novel design, innovative technology and thoughtful features come together to make your everyday life better