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€44,995

Drive-away price: includes the delivery costs

price list 19 October 2026 · Source: Hyundai Motor Netherlands

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Which versions does the Hyundai TUCSON come in?

Hyundai TUCSON versions with price and specifications
VersionPowertrainRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerPrice
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Pure EditionentryPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€44,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV Pure EditionHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€45,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD N Line BusinessPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€46,495
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD N Line Business SkyPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€47,195
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV N Line BusinessHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€47,495
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV N Line Business SkyHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€48,195
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Comfort PlusPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€48,495
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD ComfortPlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€48,795
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV Comfort PlusHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€49,495
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD Comfort PlusPlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€49,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD N LinePlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€51,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD PremiumPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€51,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV N LineHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€52,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV PremiumHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€52,995
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD N Line SkyPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€53,295
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Premium SkyPlug-in hybrid66.6 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€53,295
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD N LinePlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€53,395
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD PremiumPlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€53,395
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV N Line SkyHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€54,295
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI HEV Premium SkyHybrid5.6–5.7 l/100 km174.7 kW (238 hp)€54,295
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD N Line SkyPlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€54,695
TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 4WD Premium SkytopPlug-in hybrid62.9 km (electric)211.4 kW (288 hp)€54,695

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What is the Hyundai TUCSON in brief?

Body type
SUV
Powertrain
Hybrid, Plug-in hybrid
Electric range (WLTP)
62.9–66.6 km
Power
174.7–211.4 kW (238–288 hp)
Boot space
616 l – 1,795 l
Euro NCAP
5 of 5 stars (2021)

Our review of the Hyundai TUCSON

Compiled with the help of AI from the sources listed; facts checked automatically. We have not driven this car.

The Hyundai TUCSON starts at €44,995 (price list of 19 October 2026, on-the-road) as a plug-in hybrid; the regular hybrid starts at €45,995. The hybrid uses 5.6 to 5.7 l/100 km and the plug-in reaches 62.9 to 66.6 km electric (WLTP). Boot space is 616 litres on the hybrid.

According to ANWB the TUCSON is a roomy, comfortable and well-equipped SUV, but relatively expensive. ANWB scored the facelift PHEV Premium 4WD 7.2. The tests consulted cover the previous version of the TUCSON, so they may not say everything about the MY27 with 238 or 288 hp.

Buy it if…

  • you want a roomy, comfortable SUV for family or company use;
  • you can charge at home or at work and drive many short trips (plug-in, 62.9 to 66.6 km electric);
  • you want a hybrid with 238 hp (hybrid) or 288 hp (plug-in);

Skip it if…

  • you want a fully electric car: Autozine points out there is no electric TUCSON;
  • you want fast charging: according to the price list the plug-in charges on AC only, at up to 7.2 kW, and ANWB notes it is single-phase;
  • a low purchase price comes first: ANWB calls the price relatively high.

Best pick

TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Pure Edition: Within the TUCSON range this is the cheapest version: €44,995 (price list of 19 October 2026, on-the-road), with 288 hp, 7.5 seconds to 100 km/h and 66.6 km of electric WLTP range. The cheapest hybrid (no plug) costs €45,995 and has 238 hp. The plug-in mainly suits you if you can charge at home or at work.

Pros

  • According to ANWB the TUCSON is spacious, with a large boot for the class.
  • ANWB calls the suspension comfortable.
  • ANWB and Autozine call the standard equipment extensive.
  • According to ANWB the facelift brought back physical controls.
  • ANWB and Autozine call the styling distinctive and modern.

Cons

  • According to ANWB the purchase price is relatively high.
  • ANWB finds that the emergency braking assistant intervenes early.
  • Plug-in: according to ANWB the engine runs for cabin heating in EV mode, charging is single-phase only and braked towing is limited to 1,210 kg.
  • Autozine points out there is no fully electric version.
  • Autozine finds the steering less sharp than the sporty looks suggest.

Space and dimensions

The TUCSON is 4,525 mm long, 1,865 mm wide and 1,650 mm tall, with a 2,680 mm wheelbase. Boot space on the hybrid is 616 litres, or 1,795 litres with the rear seats folded; on the plug-in it is 558 and 1,721 litres. ANWB calls the cabin and boot large for the class.

Powertrain and handling

The 1.6 T-GDI hybrid has 238 hp (174.7 kW), reaches 100 km/h in 7.8 seconds and tops out at 193 km/h; WLTP consumption is 5.6 to 5.7 l/100 km. The plug-in has 288 hp (211.4 kW) and does the sprint in 7.5 seconds (2WD) or 7.6 seconds (4WD), with a top speed of 191 km/h. All versions have an automatic gearbox. ANWB calls the suspension comfortable, and Autozine finds the steering less sharp than the looks suggest.

Charging and range

The plug-in hybrid has a battery capacity of 13.8 kWh. Electric WLTP range is 66.6 km (2WD) and 62.9 km (4WD), with a WLTP consumption of 1.38 l/100 km. According to the price list charging is on AC at up to 7.2 kW (single-phase); the price list gives no DC charging power. ANWB notes that the car charges single-phase only.

Safety

Euro NCAP gave the TUCSON five stars in 2021: 86% for adult occupants, 87% for children, 66% for vulnerable road users and 70% for safety assist. The test used a 1.6 T-GDI hybrid; whether the result applies to the MY27 is not confirmed.

Prices and trims

The plug-in hybrid costs from €44,995 (2WD Pure Edition) to €54,695 (4WD Premium Sky and N Line Sky). The hybrid runs from €45,995 (Pure Edition) to €54,295 (Premium Sky and N Line Sky). All prices are on-the-road per the price list of 19 October 2026 and exclude options. The fiscal value ranges from €43,950 to €53,650.

Updated on 26 October 2026. How we make our reviews

Sources of this review

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What are the specifications of the Hyundai TUCSON?

Figures of the entry version: TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Pure Edition

Drivetrain and performance

Power
211.4 kW (288 hp)
Torque
380 Nm
0-100 km/h
7.5 s
Top speed
191 km/h
Engine size
1,598 cm3

Battery and charging

Battery capacity (net)
not confirmed in an official source
Electric range (WLTP)
66.6 km
AC charging
7.2 kW
DC fast charging (max.)
not confirmed in an official source
Fast charging 10-80 %
not confirmed in an official source

Consumption and emissions

Consumption (WLTP)
1.38 l/100 km
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)
62 g/km
Fuel tank
42 l
Energy label
A

Size and weight

Kerb weight
1,850 kg
Seats
5
Length
4,525 mm
Width
1,865 mm
Height
1,650 mm
Wheelbase
2,680 mm
Boot space
616 l
Boot space (seats folded)
1,795 l

Towing

Towing capacity (braked)
1,210 kg

Explained: WLTP, BPM, MRB, company-car tax (bijtelling).

How safe is the Hyundai TUCSON?

5 of 5 stars

Euro NCAP test from 2021

Adult occupants
86 %
Child occupants
87 %
Vulnerable road users
66 %
Safety assist
70 %

See the test at Euro NCAP

What does the Hyundai TUCSON cost per month?

Example scenario: 5 years, 15,000 km a year

Worked out for the cheapest version: TUCSON 1.6 T-GDI PHEV 2WD Pure Edition.

In an example scenario of 5 years and 15,000 km a year, the Hyundai TUCSON costs per month: fuel about €41 (WLTP consumption 1.4 l/100 km, €2.39 per litre (Euro95, CBS 2026-10-19)) and road tax €102 – €112 depending on the province, together €144 – €153 a month. That excludes depreciation, interest, insurance and maintenance. For a plug-in hybrid only the stated WLTP consumption is priced; the other part of the driving (electricity or fuel) is not in it.

Monthly costs of the Hyundai TUCSON in the example scenario
Cost itemPer monthBasis
Electricity or fuel€411.4 l/100 km (WLTP, highest value) × €2.39 = €3.30 per 100 km; CBS 2026-10-19
Road tax (MRB)€102 – €112€307 – €335 a quarter in 2026, kerb weight 1,850 kg, all 12 provinces; averaged over 5 years at 2026 rates
Total of these two€144 – €153

Not included: depreciation (we have no reliable value curve for new cars; enter your own resale value); interest (enter your own rate); insurance; maintenance and tyres.

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What are the rivals of the Hyundai TUCSON?

Models in our own overview with the same body type and a shared powertrain, priced within 25 % of the Hyundai TUCSON. Ranked by new registrations in 2026 (RDW); those named in our review come first.

Rivals of the Hyundai TUCSON with entry price and specifications
ModelFromRange or consumption (WLTP)PowerEuro NCAP
Škoda Kodiaqalso a plug-in hybrid SUV, from €44,990 (0%)Compare TUCSON and Kodiaq€44,990123 km (electric)150 kW (204 hp)5 of 5 (2024)
Kia Niroalso a hybrid SUV, from €36,195 (-20%)Compare TUCSON and Niro€36,1954.6–5.1 l/100 km101 kW (138 hp)4 of 5 (2022)
Volkswagen Tiguanalso a plug-in hybrid SUV, from €47,990 (+7%)Compare TUCSON and Tiguan€47,9905.8 l/100 km96 kW (131 hp)5 of 5 (2024)
BYD SEAL U DM-ialso a plug-in hybrid SUV, from €39,620 (-12%)Compare TUCSON and SEAL U DM-i€39,6201,080 km160 kW (217 hp)5 of 5 (2023)

Also named in the sources of our review: Nissan Qashqai, Peugeot 3008, MG EHS.

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Frequently asked questions

How much can the Hyundai Tucson tow?

The maximum braked towing weight of the Hyundai TUCSON is 1,210–1,510 kg.

How much boot space does the Hyundai Tucson have?

The boot of the Hyundai TUCSON holds 616 l, up to 1,795 l with the rear seats folded.

How much horsepower does the Hyundai Tucson have?

The Hyundai TUCSON has a power output of 174.7–211.4 kW (238–288 hp).

What does the Hyundai TUCSON cost?

The Hyundai TUCSON costs from €44,995 drive-away (price list 19 October 2026, source: Hyundai Motor Netherlands).

How far does the Hyundai TUCSON go?

The Hyundai TUCSON drives 62.9–66.6 km on electric power (WLTP).

How much energy does the Hyundai TUCSON use?

The WLTP consumption of the Hyundai TUCSON is 1.38–5.7 l/100 km.

Sources

  1. RDW (Open Data): Gekentekende voertuigen: nieuwe Hyundai personenauto's 2026 per handelsbenaming (SoQL-query) (checked on 26 October 2026)
  2. RDW (Open Data): Gekentekende voertuigen: zitplaatsen en catalogusprijs-bereik per Hyundai-model, nieuw 2026 (SoQL-query) (checked on 26 October 2026)
  3. Hyundai Motor Netherlands: Hyundai TUCSON (MY27) & Business Editions (MY27) - Prijslijst per 19 oktober 2026 (document date 19 October 2026, checked on 26 October 2026)
  4. Euro NCAP: Hyundai TUCSON 2021 safety rating (document date 27 October 2021, checked on 26 October 2026)

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