2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid Reseñas - Propietarios Verificados

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Ken G.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/31/2025

Revisión verificada

Overall Excellent Car

I am a previous owner of a 2023 Hyundai Tucson Plug--in Hybrid and a Genesis GV70. While I loved my GV70, I found that the Tucson was comparable in so many ways (and better is some), so much so that I sold the Genesis and bought another Tucson Plug-in Hybrid (a 2025). While I had no complaints about the 2023 Tucson, they did a great job on updating the interior of the 2025/2026 with larger screens and a more user friendly interior layout. Most of the driving my wife and I do (about 6,000 miles a year each) are within the 31 mile range of the plug-in Tucson, so we rarely have to put in gas. While it does use more gas in the winter than in the summer, I have found that in the warmer months I can go 3 or 4 months without having to get gas. Not only does the plug-in hybrid save money on gas (and eliminate the need for bi-weekly stops at the gas station), but the car is extremely quiet since it is usually running on the electric motor, with the gas engine typically coming on from time to time just to charge the battery, not to move the car. It has more excellent pickup, and a very smooth and quiet ride (not quite as smooth as the GV70, but not significantly different). This review only related to the Plug-in Hybrid version of the Tucson, since I know that the pickup on the non-hybrid version is significantly slower than that of the Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid. My cars are both the Limited version, which is the only one I would consider because of all the features that come with that model, such as the overhead camera views, which I now can't imagine doing without. I have no complaints about the car, and have no hesitation in recommending it.

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Kim M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/30/2025

Revisión verificada

As Impressive or More So as My BMW X3

Over the last 10 years I've leased an Acura RDX, a BMW X3 and currently the Tucson PHEV. Given that all 3 are in the luxury category, I expected them to be similar in numerous ways re: driving performance, cabin comfort/appointments and reliability. The Tucson was/is up to the challenge in those categories, but where it scores higher in my opinion is the lease payment. While similar in pricing to the Acura RDX, the monthly payment vs the BMW X3 is MUCH more favorable. Yes, BMW is everything you'd think it would be re: road handling, cabin comfort, styling and durability, but (so far) the Tucson easily measures up. There are a few nit picks vs the X3 (i.e. the rear door opening feature only requires a leg kick vs standing for 8 seconds to wait for the Tucson's door to lift)...and the X3's having hydraulic pistons vs the manual stick on the Tucson to hold up the hood, but those are minor concessions. Having taken a few long road trips, the Tucson PHEV proved comfortable w a smooth ride and very little road noise. Its gas/electric range was/is slightly less than the Acura RDX and X3, but, again, a minor concession. Around town, the Tucson's been great vs the Acura RDX, which seemed to register every seam in the pavement, so I'd give the Tucson and the X3 higher marks for in town driving in terms of comfort. I live in a climate that gets 4 seasons w snow in particular Dec - April. The Tucson has performed on par w the Acura RDX and X3 handling wise. A slight ding would be a reduced battery charge 'e' wise, but cold temps affect every EV, so again, not a big deal. I'm happy I chose the hybrid and NOT the full electric as the charging still takes a good 6 - 11 hours overnight on a regular house current charger. Plus I never wanted to be in a position where I had to stop during a longer road trip to charge up for 3 hours or longer or worry about running out of juice (which has happened to friends of mine driving full EVs). I do miss the leg extension piece in the driver's seat that I had in the X3 as I'm tall and I liked the extra support, but it's a minor concession. The rear cargo area has approx the same as the RDX and X3...tho it's still pretty cramped to toss in 2 sets of golf clubs (the RDX and X3 had the same issue). Hyundai is really good about mailing and or emailing me service reminders, including discounts on maintenance. I've not had to use its roadside assistance, but I know it's available to me. Before leasing it I test drove the Honda CRV Hybrid, the Toyota RAV4 Prime, the KIA Sportage Plug In and the Mitsubishi Highlander Hybrid, finding the KIA and Tucson the most impressive (pretty much because they are manufactured by the same companies). Tho the RAV 4 Prime got the highest ratings on Consumer Report (89) vs Tucson PHEV (82) I preferred the Tucson...and was able to actually get one in my time frame. So far, I've really enjoyed the Tucson PHEV.

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Jeremy B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/29/2025

Revisión verificada

The ideal car for someone who drives mostly in town

The Hyundai Tucson Plug-in Hybrid vehicle is an ideal car for someone who drives mostly in town an average of 40 miles a day. In 6 weeks I only filled the gas tank once and even then only 10 gallons. It is the most comfortable car I ever owned and it drives very smoothly and has all the gadgets I could possibly have dreamed of.

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Diane R.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/26/2025

Revisión verificada

Happy customer

Love all the feature like remote start and climate control. Love to get in a warm car

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Frank N.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/24/2025

Revisión verificada

Almost perfect compact SUV

My Tuscon Phev is quiet, powerful and a joy to drive.

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JM

Julie M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/22/2025

Revisión verificada

To many false warnings, braking on its own when not needed etc.

Very disappointed

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 12/23/2025 06:30 AM

Hello Julie, we are really sorry to hear about your experience with your 2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid. We encourage you to visit your local authorized Hyundai dealership for further inspection and assistance regrading these concerns. If you have any questions or concerns after the dealership visit, please contact our customer care center at (800) 633-5151. Thank you. ^cc

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Maurice G.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/17/2025

Revisión verificada

A Good Choice

Overall pleased and satisfied with the purchase. The vehicle is comfortable, drives well, and it offers a number of important safety features. I am, however, annoyed by interior rattles that shouldn't occur in a brand new vehicle.

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Kathleen C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/15/2025

Revisión verificada

Getting used to my car

Some of the features are more difficult to use and others are good.

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Pamela B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/10/2025

Revisión verificada

I don't know what to means

I don't know what it means

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RUTH V.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

12/04/2025

Revisión verificada

MPG and electric range untrue

Basically no all electric range on plugin, false numbers on range gauge, low mpg, no better then straight hybrid

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 12/04/2025 11:46 AM

Hello Ruth, Mileage distances are determined by standardized tests under controlled circumstances. Real world range is also affected by driving style, weather and the use of the climate control. Every effort is made to provide customers with accurate information. ^cc

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Thomas J C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

11/25/2025

Could be Better

I wish I realized that it only had an 11 gallon capacity tank that translates into maybe 400ish range . That slowed our trip to Florida. Finally figuring out how to run on just electric mode. One hint is to shut off heater. It used heat from the radiator which requires the engine to run. I wish the key fob lock confirmation was the horn. Hard to hear the little beep. Including a round trip to and from Florida-NY average gas mileage is settling around 41 MPG.

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Thomas C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/25/2025

Revisión verificada

2025 Tucson PHEV

well built

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Terrence M.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/25/2025

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Nice Car, Fair Price

We like the PHEV, easy to use. Only option missing on this trim level is Garage Door opener built into the mirror or sun visor. Comfortable and quiet ride.

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Robert K.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/15/2025

Revisión verificada

Great Car

Only one or two issues, gas lid does not open consistently and the car is .5 inches lower on the drivers side.

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James A.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/10/2025

Revisión verificada

Quality 5-pax Vehicle

Excellent mileage (400 mile range fully charged/filled. Comfortable. Adequate storage space.

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Ross V.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/07/2025

Revisión verificada

Satisfied

Great car,rides quite and smooth, great gas mileage and really like how quiet the engine runs abd very comfortable in the front and back seats

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Karen P.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

11/01/2025

Revisión verificada

Great vehicle

My Tucson is a great vehicle.

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Raymond S.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

10/29/2025

Revisión verificada

Exactly right for us

The car has worked out even better than expected for us. Most of our driving is around the Mpls-St Paul metro area and we expect a few longer trips per year. So far, essentially all our driving is using the electric charge. The car is comfortable, quiet and smooth to drive and has excellent acceleration when needed.

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2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

10/28/2025

Revisión verificada

Very close, but a few more tweaks will nudge it to perfect!

Until Hyundai makes a fully electric, AWD Tuscon, the plug-in hybrid has been a pleasure to drive. Very quick to accelerate, and very quiet on the inside. Good cargo storage. Needed adjustments include the driver's seat, the drive-mode button, the center console, and the panel with climate control/seat heaters/etc needs haptic feedback, or a soft button of some kind.

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Darryl N.

2025 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid

Propietario Verificado

10/27/2025

Revisión verificada

Nice ride, buggy features

I love the way the cars rides, good pick up, great plug in , I don’t like the trunk and how it never works unless I use my key and why isn’t there a button o it to open it????