2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid Reseñas - Propietarios Verificados

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Karen P.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/24/2026

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Tucson plug in hybrid

I love the Tucson style etc. I do not like the hybrid plug in. Waste of time to plug in and only get 30 miles on electric.

Pat R.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/22/2026

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2025 Tucson

Overall, very satisfied with the vehicle. There are some areas in the Toyota line that has Hyundai beat in terms of engineering however, Hyundai gets the thumbs up for interior styling and features.

Chuck D.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/21/2026

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Love it...........except for one persistent mechanical problem

Love the vehicle - I replaced an identical 2022 model - but the HTRAC AWD coupler has failed twice.

Bennie M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/19/2026

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Quiet Efficiency

Outstanding vehicle, quiet, yet efficient in all respects, might increase braking power a bit.

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John M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/16/2026

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Tucson PHEV Experience

The Tucson PHEV experience is overall a good one. The main complaint that I have are the front seats. The decorative hard plastic in the middle of the seat makes them uncomfortable for taller persons. I had to put padding to improve the comfort. The seats on the Santa Fe do not have this decoration and are more comfortable. That being said, the car drives well, it has good seating room space, has good cargo space and the PHEV works well. Main areas of improvements- front seats, more power, and longer EV range (minimum 80 miles).

Robert P.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/13/2026

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Showed great promise, several major failures

Because we have solar panels on our roof, the promise of getting much of the power for our everyday drives for free made this plug-in hybrid sound perfect. Though that promise has generally been fulfilled, other issues have marred the experience to the point that I don’t thing we’ll want to buy this when our lease is up. Specifically what marred our experience? Failed sensors. Twice, on road trips during the first year of our lease, sensors in the car failed that altered how the car drove. We stopped at a dealer in a large city and were told that it would be 3 days to diagnose it, then repair time would be whatever extra days it took. Fortunately the issue allowed us to still drive the car hesitantly home. On the other road trip, the oxygen sensor that failed affected how the car drove, making the acceleration cut out intermittently on the freeway. Another issue that has happened multiple times is that the 12V battery that runs the security system, lights, etc., drains to zero if the car sits for a few days or is accidentally left on. This yields a vehicle that is not only dead, but won’t waken with e-charging. Instead, you must gain entry to the locked car by manual methods in order to release the hood and jump or charge the battery with another car or typical battery charger. Charging it successfully is compounded by unclear photos in the manual attempting to show where to connect clips in the fuse box since the battery is not actually under the hood, and the difficulty of determining the type of 12V battery in the car: absorbed glass mat or lead acid. I had to open up the rear to determine this since the manual was not helpful. Opening the locked rear involves a circus act of dropping a rear seat, removing everything stored in the rear by reaching through that seat opening, then (on your belly) attempting unsuccessfully to use the manual key to release the back hatch, crawling out backwards and finding a flat-blade screwdriver that actually has a chance to release the hatch, and then releasing the hatch. Next, you remove the back compartment covering, then pull out the rigid foam storage thing, then look at the battery to determine what type it is, which is well hidden on a label beneath a frame that holds the battery in. We’re also disappointed to need to replace the soft “buy this car” tires after just over one year of use (and still under the 10k miles per year).

David G.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/05/2026

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Great car!

Overall the Tucson is a great car. Still learning how to use all of the functions.

Recomendado

Kenneth Z.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

09/04/2026

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Great car, excellent dealership!

Overall, I am very pleased with my Hyundai Tucson PHEV. The dealership service has been beyond excellent. The available technology is unbelievable for this class of vehicle.

Recomendado

Kathleen B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

08/31/2026

Revisión verificada

Love the car design and plug in range but recalls have caused issues

I love the layout and design of the car, and the convenience of having both a plug in electric vehicle and a gas hybrid. The lower rating had to deal with the recalls I have had, once of which created a pretty severe safety issue. There was a problem with the computerized dashboard- it would go black with no warning and so you weren't aware of your speed or how much charge you had remaining. I took it in once to fix this ( and they found another recall about the front camera) but a week later, similar problem occurred so I had to take it back a second time. Hopefully, this is the last time!

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 09/01/2026 02:29 PM

Hello Kathleen, thank you for your feedback regarding your 2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid. We’re sorry to hear about your experience with recalls and dashboard. If you’d like to share more details directly, we encourage you to contact our customer care center at (800) 633-5151. One of our representatives will be happy to assist you further. Thank you ^cc

Teresa D.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

08/18/2026

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Needs improvement

The engine performance is satisfactory. The milage estimates are accurate. The 34 miles of all electric are inadequate. The electric miles cover just over a day of errands around town. As electricity rates nationwide are increasing, this results in an increase in charging, which reduces the economic benefit of the vehicle. On the interior, the drive mode shifter on the center console is poorly located. It can be bumped and unintentionally changed by a reach for other controls on the dash. The close proximity of the headlight and blinker/wiper controls to the steering wheel is a problem if you are wearing winter gloves or mittens. The paddle shifter in this area also reduces spacing between the controls and the steering wheel.

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 08/18/2026 06:45 AM

Hello Teresa,

Thank you for sharing your feedback on your 2025 Tucson Plug-In Hybrid. We continuously monitor the feedback of our owners as we develop new models and trims to best match our consumers' preferences. ^cc

Michael B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

08/09/2026

Revisión verificada

More than I expected.

Ride quality, overall quality, mileage and features are excellent.

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Virginia H.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

07/30/2026

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Tucson review

The plug in Tucson is a great concept for those who are not ready for all electric only.

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Patricia B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

07/24/2026

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Our 2025 Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

The Hyundai Tucson Plug-In hybrid is stylish as well as an environmental and economic pleasure to own and drive.

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Murali M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

07/23/2026

Revisión verificada

I enjoy driving this vehicle especially for the tech , except the very wonky keyless entry from my phone. I also like having the ability to drive most days on battery and for longe trips or trips where ther is limited charger availability- the hybrid feature works very well.

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