2025 Hyundai Tucson Reseñas - Propietarios Verificados

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Robert C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/27/2026

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High Tech Features Galore

Many useful safety features . Not sure older drivers need some of them. I have concerns about using the automated cruise control based on some comments I have seen on YouTube and have read about.

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FEDOR J.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/27/2026

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Great vehicle so far...But...

Past engine/transmission issues with Hyundai/kia are slightly concerning. But the overall value so far is excellent. Features, comfort and ride quality are outstanding.

Robert C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/27/2026

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Has the potential to be great

The two main concerns are 1- the super annoying "Driving Attention Warning" that can't be disabled and is super annoying, even on a 2 minute drive or driving in parking lots looking for a spot 2- the lack of power from the engine. The car feels slow (compared to a Kona turbo)

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 02/27/2026 11:40 AM

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

Vicky L.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/27/2026

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Comfort in your hands

Overall, a very nice vehicle, although the harness assembly had to be replaced

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Jenny C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/26/2026

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The Best Car I’ve Ever Had YET Almost Didn’t Buy...

When I needed a new car, I had a short list that did NOT include Hyundai. I was sure I’d end up with a Toyota, Mazda, or Subaru. I test drove quite a few models of each. When I walked away from each test drive, I was underwhelmed, not impressed, and generally had the reaction of, “meh…”. My sweet 84-year-old dad heard all about the test drives, the lackluster reviews, and the general thread of disappointment. He took off to “kick some tires” on his own. As I finished a disappointing day of test drives that felt too cramped in the drivers seat, had road noise that was too loud, and came with price tags that WAY exceeded the value of the vehicle, my dad called me to let me know I needed to head to our local Hyundai dealer where he had met a nice sales guy. I am pretty sure I sighed internally and possibly rolled my eyes. I definitely tried to get out of it. I was tired and disappointed. Dad convinced me it couldn’t hurt to look. Well, thank goodness for sweet dads who take the time to stop by and kick tires. I had absolutely no idea that Hyundai had such great vehicles, amazing warranties, and all the bells and whistles I thought would be outside of what I wanted to afford. My 2025 Tucson is my favorite. Heated and cooled seats, a heated steering wheel, safety features that rival all other manufacturers, the ridiculously cool sun roof, the sound system, the cameras, lane assist, the features go on and on. What I think I love the most though is how surprised everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, who rides with me seems to be. What year model is this? You said it’s a Hyundai? Even the back seats have seat heaters?!? How expensive was this fancy car with all this cool technology? Your drivetrain warranty lasts how long? And on and on. I am a delightfully surprised Hyundai owner and one of the best sales people you've never had to hire. I genuinely LOVE my Tucson and plan to be a Hyundai driver for life.

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Jann A.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/26/2026

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Not the Tucson of Old

I bought my first Tucson in 2005, the first year it came out. Sold it in 2016 with over 250K miles on it. Never consumed or leaked oil or any other fluids. Maintained it as I should, changing oil every 3000 miles as well as keeping up with all other components and doing inspections and maintenance as required. Bought a Sonata in 2013 but didn't like it because it was a sedan and I had gotten used to an SUV so got a 2016 Tucson. Drove it 7200 miles and the DCT went out. Had it towed, fortunately service manager had it happen to him while unloading them off the transport truck. They kept it a couple of months before giving it back to me. I never fully trusted it again but drove it to 99,500 miles before a woman ran thru a stop sign and totaled it. Found a used 2013 Santa Fe Sport (with 105K miles) I bought paying cash (uneasy about driving a new car after the 2016 Tucson was totaled and also my 1997 Toyota Tacoma PU (also not my fault) because I was tired of people not caring and just running over people who do care about their vehicles. I still own it with over 246K miles and other than routine maintenance have never had a mechanical issue with it... it does not consume or burn oil or leak any other fluids. The thing that ticks me off about the 2013 Santa Fe Sport is the fact the white paint peels off, and Hyundai does nothing about it. It was happening to the previous owner, too. It infuriates me Hyundai refuses to acknowledge there is a problem with their white pearl paint! I've seen SO many white Hyundai vehicles that look absolutely horrible driving around with most of the paint missing. I can't believe Hyundai would allow such a thing! Still, I decided to purchase a new 2025 Tucson Limited in Nov 2025... mainly because I've driven them for 20 years and, for the most part, they've been decent vehicles. They are quiet and comfortable. This new Tucson is very pretty and has lots of features, especially safety. It is super quiet and rides well. The issue I've had, believe it or not, has been oil consumption. We are watching it closely. We've changed the oil twice.... once at 535 mi and again at 3751 mi. For Hyundai to say change the oil every 12 mos or 8000 mi is totally BS! They are just trying to force people to buy vehicles more often! There is absolutely NO way you can drive a vehicle that long or that far without changing the oil... you are asking for trouble! We will change the oil every 3000 mi checking it at least once a week in between oil changes if not more often. And we will use fully synthetic oil and OEM filters either purchased at a dealership or online. We will NOT be using the dealership even with the offer of free oil changes... the oil they use is crap and will only make matters worse. I hope Hyundai will step up and take care of the sub-par engines because their vehicles, except for the engine, is great. It's just the engine that sucks!

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 02/27/2026 07:58 AM

Hello Jann, Thank you for sharing your feedback on your 2025 Hyundai Tucson and experience this far with your Hyundai vehicles. We apologize to hear about disappointment with engine. We continuously monitor the feedback of our customers as we develop new models and trims to best match our consumers' preferences. Your feedback will be taken into account. ^cc

Aro D.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/26/2026

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Ok

Sales man and one of the managers was a joke. Would not recommend to my worst enemy

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Delores N.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/26/2026

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Tucson review

Great car.

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Renee H.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/26/2026

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Wife's Tuscon

We love our Tuscon

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Jeffrey B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/25/2026

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It is not a high-end luxury model, but for its price it is nice and overall, I enjoy mine. It gets good gas mileage for its size. It has a feature that causes it to shut down at every red light then start up again when you hit the accelerator. Nothing like a very hot Florida day driving across town and have your a/c power down at every light.

Richard K.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/25/2026

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mistake

have driven Hyundais for over 10 years,but this car (2025 Tucson) has problems that apparently cannot be fixed. Will likely NOT buy Hyundai again.

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 02/25/2026 01:30 PM

Hello Richard, Feedback of Hyundai customers is important to us. If you have any questions or concerns about Hyundai vehicles, please contact our customer connect center at (800) 633-5151. Thank you ^cc.

Herminia C.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/25/2026

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Sub par

Having previously driven a Palisade, the Tucson was a shock to the system. Not a smooth drive, functionality of systems is sub par and has many misses. Interior is awkward and not comfortable.

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 02/25/2026 01:25 PM

Hello Herminia, Thank you for sharing your feedback on your . We continuously monitor the feedback of our owners as we develop new models and trims to best match our consumers' preferences. ^cc

Rebecca B.

2025 Hyundai Tucson

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02/24/2026

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Not at all what I thought it would be

My 2019 SantaFe was better equipped to suit my needs and comfort than a 2025 Tucson and that's pretty sad. I thought I researched it enough that I'd be satisfied. I wish I could have returned it within the first month.

Hyundai Motor America respondió el 02/25/2026 06:48 AM

Hello Rebecca,

Thank you for your review. Hyundai is committed to providing the best possible product experience, quality, and value. Hyundai greatly values our customers’ feedback, and we utilize your concerns and opinions in our relentless efforts towards delivering world-class products. ^cc