Performance

Expect the right mix of SUV and sedan performance when you get behind the wheel of a new CUV. Under the hood of the Hyundai Tucson, you can find a 2.5L GDI/MPI 4-cylinder engine to start, which will carry you to an estimated 25mpg City /33mpg Highway  . As balanced as they come, this powertrain alone justifies the CUV craze. Don’t forget about these additional performance specs:

• Electronic Stability Control (ESC) with Traction Control System (TCS) and Brake Assist (BA)
• Power window lock-out button
• Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with 4-wheel disc brakes

Technology

What you can expect from technology in the 2026 Tucson is a commitment to safety first and foremost. There are also new safety innovations from Hyundai that will assist you wherever you are on the road. Since safety is only one of your concerns, it's a good thing that the Tucson also comes through with more than its share of navigation and entertainment specs. Learn more about what the Tucson has to offer technology-wise here:

• Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian/Cyclist/Junction Turning Detection (FCA-JT)
• Highway Driving Assist 1 (HDA1)
• Driver Attention Warning (DAW)

Design

It's not easy to be as sleek as a sedan and as adaptable as an SUV, but the new Tucson makes it look that way. The only problem you'll find with the 74.8 cu ft of cargo volume in the Tucson is deciding on what to do with all the space. Beyond space, the Tucson also promises a comfortable ride for all occupants. The Tucson also offers the following:

• 5-passenger seating
• Alloy wheels 17-inch
• Acoustic-laminated windscreen