Hyundai Tucson cars

What types of used Hyundai Tucson cars are there?

The Tucson is a stylish and practical SUV with a plush interior, making it a popular choice among British motorists in recent years.   

It’s come a long way since its launch, with a fourth generation appearing in 2020 that is its best offering yet.   

The introduction of the hybrid model is just another example of how Hyundai continues to keep developing and refining this popular car. It’s a great option for families who want something on-trend but functional.   

A used Tucson will mean you also get to benefit from the reliable and expertly developed Hyundai manufacturing, meaning this is a model you can depend on.   

There’s a range of choices in the Tucson lineup, including sleek trims like the N Line, Premium and Sport Edition.   

– Read our Hyundai Tucson review 

What features does the Hyundai Tucson have?

Hyundai offers plenty of features and tech across its Tucson models. All the latest models come with two large screens – one works as an infotainment system, while the other acts as a digital dashboard. 

The infotainment system has a built-in sat-nav, plus you can hook up your smartphone with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.  

The buttons to manage the climate control are separate from the infotainment screen, which makes it simple and easy to alter the temperature while driving.   

In the higher-trim models, you benefit from convenient wireless phone charging, adaptive cruise control, keyless entry, parking sensors and a premium audio system.  

To see the full range of features on offer in each model, check out our latest used Hyundai Tucson listings.   

Is the Hyundai Tucson reliable?

A used Hyundai Tucson is a very reliable car. Hyundai provides a five-year warranty transferable across owners, giving you confidence they have been kept in good shape. 

How much does the Hyundai Tucson cost to run?

There are four versions of the latest Hyundai Tucson for sale, all with a 1.6-litre petrol: turbocharged, mild hybrid, regular hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. 

The PHEV can do 30-40 miles between charges, which unlocks the doors to rock-bottom running costs, but even the regular petrol should be able to get around 40mpg. 

Who is the Hyundai Tucson suitable for?

A Hyundai Tucson certainly ticks many boxes, being both practical and family-friendly as well as having a stylish design and a luxurious interior. 

Families after a premium family SUV without the additional costs of a premium manufacturer will value that a used Hyundai Tucson is cheap to run thanks to the array of fuel-efficient engines and hybrid-powered models. 

Its closest rivals include the Volkswagen Tiguan, Citroen C5 Aircross and Peugeot 3008.