I would get the limited with so many features standard. very quiet and a good value. I have had many cvt hybrids and this 6 speed is much better acceleration and quieter.…
Love all the bells and whistles
By Jiffer | on 8/9/2026 2:22:08 AM
4.0
I have a bad back the seat could be more comfortable. Other than that I like the SUV .love the idea of moving my car from outside the car…
2 powertrains for the price of one
By eric | on 3/31/2026 6:30:11 PM
5.0
The 2023 Tucson PHEV has all the advantages of a hybrid and some advantages of an all-electric SUV. I purchased this vehicle in October 2025 at 35,800 miles and has 44,200 miles as of 4/1/2026. In my experience:
-the Tucson can go 39 miles on battery alone, in combination city/highway driving, when weather is warm or mild. In cold weather, the gas engine turns on periodically for heat.
-at public Level 2 charging stations (with a J1772 outlet), the Tucson gets to full battery charge in 2 to 4 hours. The dash display will estimate the charging time.
-Mpg in hybrid mode is as advertised in warm and mild weather.
-Mpg in hybrid mode is a bit less than advertised - so low 30s - in cold weather.
-Reliability has been good - oil changes, a tire rotation and alignment service are the only maintenance needed so far.
-compared to other hybrid SUVs, a unique feature of the Tucson PHEV is the traditional automatic transmission. Unlike a CVT, the driver can feel the gear shifts with the 6-speed automatic - the feel is the same in hybrid and EV modes.…