
Hyundai has updated its Tucson range with new trim levels, revised pricing and added finance support, giving fleet buyers more flexibility across one of the UK’s most established SUVs.
The refreshed line-up introduces three core trims – Element, Black Line and N-Line Edition – with prices starting at £30,935. Hybrid and petrol models are available now, with plug-in hybrid versions arriving from April.
Entry-level Element models come well equipped, including wireless phone charging, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, parking sensors and a rear-view camera. Moving up, Black Line adds larger alloys, heated seats and a digital driver display, while the N-Line Edition brings sportier styling, upgraded audio and driver assistance features such as Highway Drive Assist.
For fleets, the changes are as much about value as specification. Hyundai has repositioned pricing across the range and is offering deposit contributions of up to £2,250 on hybrid models.
With a broad mix of powertrains and trim levels, Tucson continues to offer a practical, well-specified option for fleets balancing cost, driver comfort and everyday usability.
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