
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson remains one of the most compelling compact SUVs for UK fleets, combining refined design, strong efficiency and excellent practicality. With a wide range of powertrain options and generous standard equipment, it’s a versatile choice that balances driver comfort with low running costs.
Fleetwise score 78%
Other media scores…
What Car? 4/5
Carbuyer 4.5/5
Auto Express 4.5/5
Autocar 4/5
Carwow 3.5/10
Car 4/5
Top Gear 8/10
Select Car Leasing 4/5
Autotrader 4/5
Car Expert 8.1/10

In 30 seconds…
The 2025 Hyundai Tucson continues to impress as a versatile and well-equipped compact SUV ideal for fleet use. Its broad powertrain range, including efficient mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid options, makes it easy for fleet managers to balance fuel economy, CO₂ emissions and driver expectations.
Inside, the Tucson delivers a comfortable and airy cabin with intuitive technology and quality materials. Rear passenger space is generous and boot capacity is among the best in its class, making it ideal for business trips, kit transport or family duties. The infotainment system is user-friendly, and most models come with comprehensive safety tech as standard.
On the road, the Tucson feels composed and refined, with a supple ride quality that absorbs uneven surfaces and makes longer journeys relaxing. Handling is confident and predictable, and the PHEV variants add strong low-end torque with reduced tax and fuel costs.
“If you want a compact SUV that offers space, refinement and efficient powertrains, the Hyundai Tucson remains one of the top choices” – Carbuyer

Threshold Busters
Models under the UK £50,000 tax thresholds.
1.6 T-GDi 2 FCE (Mild Hybrid) – from £32,495
1.6 T-GDi 2 (Mild Hybrid) – from £34,195
1.6 T-GDi 2 Plug-In Hybrid – from £38,995
1.6 T-GDi 3 Plug-In Hybrid – from £41,295
1.6 T-GDi 4 Plug-In Hybrid – from £43,995 (some specs may exceed)
Roll of Honour
• Regularly shortlisted for SUV of the Year awards
• Noted for strong value and equipment levels
• Excellent residual values in fleet channels

Spec list
• Petrol mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrains
• Front-wheel drive or optional AWD (4WD)
• Automatic transmission
• From £32,000
• From £339pm
• 5-door SUV
• 5 seats
• 40-201mpg (PHEV combined WLTP)
• Boot space 620 litres
• Warranty 5 yrs/unlimited miles
• Company-car tax rates (BIK)
– Mild Hybrid: 29-32%
– PHEV: 10-15%
Sample leasing deal
Lease Co: leasing.com
Car: Hyundai Tucson 1.6 PHEV 3 Auto
Initial rental: £3,950
Term: 24 months
Mileage per annum: 8,000
Monthly fee: £379
Additional fees: £199
(All prices excluding VAT)
In depth…
Brand Hyundai
Model Tucson 1.6 PHEV 3
Power source Plug-in hybrid petrol
Transmission Automatic (6-speed)
Engine capacity 1.6-litre turbo
Tax
CO₂: 34g/km
BIK: 10%
P11D: £40,995
Performance
Max speed: 118mph
0-62mph: 9.2 seconds
Max power: 227bhp (combined)
MPG: up to 201mpg (WLTP combined)
Size
5-door SUV, 5 seats
Length: 4500mm
Width: 1865mm
Height: 1650mm
Kerbweight: 1620kg

Also consider
Kia Sportage
Volkswagen Tiguan
Ford Kuga
Toyota RAV4

All information is published in good faith and believed correct at time of going live.
FleetWise advises users to check any queries about specific models with the supplying lease company or dealership. E&OE.
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