The 2026 Hyundai Tucson gives U.S. buyers three distinct powertrain paths: a 187-hp 2.5-liter gasoline model, a 231-hp turbo hybrid and a 268-hp plug-in hybrid with 32 miles of EPA-estimated electric range.
KEY SPECIFICATIONS
2026 Tucson at a glanceOFFICIAL HYUNDAI GALLERY
Full 2026 Hyundai Gallery →Hyundai's live 2026 Tucson gallery uses current-generation assets whose underlying filenames may retain the 2025 designation because Hyundai lists the 2026 Tucson as a carry-over model. The Hybrid Night images above are 2026-specific Hyundai Motor America newsroom assets.
TRIMS & PRICING
Current Hyundai U.S. starting MSRP · before freight, taxes and optionsFULL SPECIFICATIONS
Gas + Hybrid + Plug-In HybridPowertrains
MPG, Range & Charging
Dimensions & Space
Cargo & Towing
Interior & Technology
Hyundai SmartSense & Driver Assistance
Warranty & Ownership Coverage
Buyer Summary
QUICK BUYER VIEW
Which 2026 Tucson fits you?Best low-cost choice: Gas SE
At $29,700 it is the cheapest way into a new Tucson while still getting the 12.3-inch screen, Bluelink+ and wireless smartphone integration.
Best gas value: SEL
The SEL adds heated front seats, hands-free smart liftgate and dual-zone climate control without a large price jump.
Best hybrid value: SE
At $31,300, the Hybrid SE is only $1,600 above the gas SE and adds 231 hp plus dramatically better city efficiency.
Best balanced hybrid: SEL Convenience
Its digital cluster, H-Tex interior, wireless charging and AWD-focused configuration create a strong mix of technology and efficiency.
Best for electric commuting: PHEV SEL
Its 32-mile EV range can cover many daily commutes without gasoline when charged regularly, while the gas engine keeps road trips simple.
Best for towing: Gas Tucson
All 2026 gasoline trims are rated up to 2,750 lb with trailer brakes, versus 2,000 lb for Hybrid and PHEV.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Quick answersThe gas Tucson SE starts at $29,700 MSRP before freight, taxes, registration and options.
Hyundai lists 231 combined system horsepower and 271 lb-ft of combined torque.
The 2026 Tucson PHEV produces 268 combined horsepower and uses standard HTRAC AWD.
FWD Hybrid SE and SEL are rated at 40 city / 35 highway / 38 combined MPG. Hybrid SE AWD is rated 38/38/38.
Hyundai lists 32 miles of EPA-estimated all-electric range on a fully charged battery.
Gas models are rated up to 2,750 lb with trailer brakes. Hybrid and PHEV models are rated at 2,000 lb.
Gas models offer up to 41.2 cu ft behind the rear seats and 80.3 cu ft maximum. Hybrid max is 80.0 cu ft; PHEV max is 71.8 cu ft.
Hyundai states under two hours with a suitable Level 2 240V charger and about 10 hours using a standard 110/120V outlet, with actual time varying by conditions.
Official Sources
- Hyundai USA — 2026 Tucson official model page
- Hyundai USA — 2026 Tucson specifications & trim comparison
- Hyundai USA — 2026 Tucson Hybrid
- Hyundai USA — 2026 Tucson Plug-in Hybrid
- Hyundai Motor America Newsroom — 2026 model-year changes
- Hyundai USA — Warranty coverage
Editorial note: This page is based on current Hyundai U.S. information available in September 2026. It is not presented as a hands-on road test. Pricing, features and specifications can change, so verify the exact vehicle and current configurator before purchase.
