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Stylish enough to stand out. Practical enough for everyday family life.
The Hyundai TUCSON has become one of Hyundai's most popular SUVs by combining distinctive design with the things that really matter – passenger space, luggage capacity, comfort, technology and choice.
Whether you're looking for the simplicity of petrol, the efficiency of a Self-Charging Hybrid, or want to complete shorter journeys using electric power with the Plug-in Hybrid, there's a TUCSON to suit the way you drive.
And with five specifications to choose from – Element, Black Line, N Line Edition, Ultimate and N Line S – there's plenty of choice when it comes to equipment too.
Choosing a TUCSON isn't simply about selecting a trim level.
You can also choose the powertrain that best suits your lifestyle.
If you want to keep things straightforward, the TUCSON petrol provides familiar, flexible motoring.
Its turbocharged petrol engine is well suited to mixed everyday driving and longer journeys, with no requirement to plug in or think about charging.
Simply fill up and drive.
The TUCSON Self-Charging Hybrid combines a petrol engine with an electric motor and battery.
There's no need to plug it into a charger.
Instead, the car automatically switches between petrol and electric assistance and recovers energy during braking and deceleration to help recharge its battery.
It's an excellent option if you'd like improved efficiency and some electric assistance without changing your normal driving routine.
The TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid takes electrification another step further.
Its larger battery can be charged from an external power supply, allowing many shorter journeys to be completed using electric power.
When the battery's available electric charge is depleted, the petrol engine means you can simply continue your journey.
For drivers who can regularly charge at home and make lots of shorter journeys but still want petrol flexibility for longer trips, the Plug-in Hybrid can provide a useful middle ground between conventional and fully electric driving.
The TUCSON isn't an SUV that tries to blend into the background. Its distinctive front grille incorporates Hyundai's signature Parametric Hidden Lights, creating an instantly recognisable appearance when illuminated.
Strong body lines, sculpted surfaces and confident SUV proportions continue around the car, while the rear lighting gives the TUCSON an equally distinctive appearance from behind. The latest design updates retain that individuality while giving the TUCSON a more sophisticated and contemporary look.
Step inside and the TUCSON feels noticeably modern.
The redesigned dashboard has a clean horizontal layout that helps create a greater feeling of width and space.
A floating centre console provides useful storage while keeping important controls within easy reach.
Depending on specification and powertrain, technology includes:
It's modern and digital without forgetting that a family car still needs to be easy to use.
The TUCSON may sit in the compact SUV class, but Hyundai has made particularly good use of its interior space.
There's generous room for five adults, including excellent legroom for rear passengers.
Depending on powertrain and specification, luggage capacity reaches up to an impressive 620 litres with the rear seats in place.
Fold the rear seats and carrying capacity can increase to as much as 1,799 litres.
The versatile 40:20:40 split-folding rear seats also allow you to carry longer items while retaining passenger seating.
Shopping, suitcases, pushchairs, sports equipment, dogs...
The TUCSON is designed for the messy reality of family life.
Hyundai TUCSON Models
Element provides a strong starting point for the TUCSON range with plenty of useful technology included as standard.
Highlights include:
Element is proof that choosing the starting specification doesn't mean choosing a basic SUV.
Black Line adds additional comfort alongside distinctive exterior details.
Highlights include:
It sits neatly between Element and the more extensively equipped N Line Edition and Ultimate models.
N Line Edition gives the TUCSON a much sportier personality.
Highlights include:
If you like the practicality of the TUCSON but want something with more visual attitude, N Line Edition makes a strong case.
Ultimate takes the TUCSON in a more luxurious direction.
Highlights include:
Ultimate is particularly well suited to drivers who prioritise comfort and luxury rather than sporty styling.
N Line S combines the sporty character of N Line with a particularly comprehensive specification.
Highlights include:
If you want sporty styling without sacrificing the equipment found on higher specification models, N Line S provides the best of both worlds.
These two versions appeal to quite different TUCSON buyers. Choose N Line Edition if you prefer sportier styling, with N-specific exterior details, sports-inspired interior touches and microsuede and leather upholstery.
Choose Ultimate if comfort and luxury are higher priorities, with features such as leather upholstery, electrically adjustable seats, ventilation and panoramic sunroof.
And if you want the sporty appearance and a particularly high specification, that's where N Line S comes in.
Still undecided between petrol, Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid?
Think about how you actually use your car.
Choose Petrol if:
You want straightforward motoring, don't want to think about charging and regularly cover a mixture of different journeys.
Choose Self-Charging Hybrid if:
You'd like electric assistance and potentially improved efficiency but don't want or aren't able to plug in.
Choose Plug-in Hybrid if:
You can regularly charge at home or work, make plenty of shorter journeys and like the idea of using electric power without giving up the flexibility of a petrol engine for longer trips.
There's no single powertrain that's right for everyone.
The advantage of the TUCSON is having the choice.
Both are excellent Hyundai SUVs, but there's a noticeable difference in size and practicality. The KONA is the more compact choice, making it particularly easy to manage around town while still offering useful passenger and luggage space.
The TUCSON steps things up. You gain more rear passenger room, greater luggage capacity and the overall feel of a larger family SUV.
If you rarely need the additional space, KONA could be all the SUV you need. If you're regularly carrying children, adults, luggage or all of the above, the TUCSON's extra room can make a real difference.
The best technology isn't necessarily the feature you demonstrate once and then forget about.
It's the technology that quietly makes everyday driving easier.
Depending on specification, the TUCSON can offer features such as:
They're the sort of features you may quickly wonder how you managed without.
The TUCSON offers an extensive range of Hyundai SmartSense driver-assistance and safety technology.
Depending on specification, systems include:
These systems are designed to provide additional support whether you're navigating busy urban traffic, travelling on the motorway or manoeuvring into a tight parking space.
Every new Hyundai TUCSON comes with Hyundai's 5-year unlimited mileage warranty, providing long-term reassurance from the day you drive away.
Distinctive, spacious and exceptionally versatile, the Hyundai TUCSON is a family SUV designed around real everyday life.
Choose from petrol, Self-Charging Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid powertrains, then select the specification that best suits you from Element, Black Line, N Line Edition, Ultimate and N Line S.
With up to 620 litres of luggage capacity, flexible 40:20:40 rear seating, advanced connectivity and comprehensive driver-assistance technology, the TUCSON has the space and versatility to handle everything from the daily commute to family holidays.
Visit Tates Hyundai Brighton to discover the Hyundai TUCSON, explore our latest offers or book your test drive today.
More and more motorists are choosing to drive electric and hybrid vehicles. As such, you’ll find plenty of charging points available across the UK, whether you’re in town, at work, or on the motorway.
Charging your electric vehicle (EV) or plug-in hybrid (PHEV) at home is simple. You can either use a standard three-pin socket, or invest in a wallbox. The wallbox is a much faster solution, cutting charge times down by several hours. And with manufacturer deals or government incentives often available on wallboxes, it’s a cost-effective option too.
Many workplaces are starting to provide rapid-charging facilities for employees’ vehicles. Indeed, government help is available for businesses, such as the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS), which is provided by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEZ). If your workplace doesn’t yet have rapid charging, you can plug into a three-pin socket.