How To Save On The 2025 Hyundai Tucson

Appealing to mid size SUV buyers, the stylish Tucson is a practical choice with Hyundai’s trademark 10 year / 100,000 mile powertrain warranty. Tucsons are built right here in Montgomery Alabama, though Tucson Hybrids are built in South Korea. The Tucson shows just how far “chaebol” Hyundai Motor Group has come, the driving force behind both Hyundai and Kia. These two manufacturers have catapulted Hyundai/Kia to become the third most popular automaker in the World. The Tucson thrashes stereotypes about Korean cars, tossing the Hyundai Accent and the Kia Sephia into the rightful dustbin of automotive history.

The base model SE trim is for the mid-size SUV bargain hunter, and it starts at $28,705 msrp for 2025. A 187 2.5L horsepower 4 cylinder motor is standard. The base SE comes with a standard 12.3 inch touchscreen display with navigation, wireless Android Auto and Apple Carplay support, and Bluelink+ are among impressive features you won’t have to pay extra for. Tucson Hybrid base model is called “Blue,” starting at $33,465 msrp, which steps up city mileage substantially (from 25mpg), and gets a combined 231 horsepower. The all-wheel drive-only plug-in Hybrid version starts with the SEL trim, at $38,725 msrp, enabling drivers to drive on battery power only for up to 33 miles. The plug-in hybrid has a combined 261 horsepower.

For upper tiers of the gas Tucson, three is the SEL at $30,565 msrp, with a hands-free smart liftgate that auto opens, a Hyundai Digital Key that turns your smartphone into a key, 18 inch alloys, and heated front seats. All-wheel drive is optional on all trims, without it revealing that the Tucson is a front-driver. SEL Convenience adds a 12.3 inch digital instrument cluster, driving assist features, and an advanced rear occupant alert. The XRT.$32,915 msrp, features an all-black look, XRT-exclusive 18-inch alloys with a unique design, black front and rear fascias, black side cladding, and LED taillights.

The top of the line for gas non-hybrid Tucsons is the Limited trim, starting at $38,645 msrp, which includes leather seats, panoramic sunroof, remote parking assist, and a 360 degree monitor camera system. The Hybrid Limited starts at $40,945 msrp, combining the Limited features with the hybrid powertrain. Unique to the Tucson Hybrid is the N-Line trim, which gets unique N-Line exterior, N-Line 19 inch alloy wheels, and a Bose stereo system, starting at $38,115 msrp. The $45,450 Plug-In Hybrid Limited is the most expensive Tucson, and only one of two trims available on the plug-in model.

Right now gas 2025 Tucson has trim-dependent savings of up to $1,750 as the model year comes to a close. There is also a $500 military discount, and a $400 recent college graduate discount. 2025 Tucson SE is leasing at $259/Mo. with $3,999 down for 36 months. Gas Tucsons are also financing at a stellar 1.99% APR for a healthy 72 month term, as do Hybrid Tucsons; Hybrid Tucsons also have up to $2,000 in savings. Be sure to check local dealers for the best deals as incentives may vary by region. Cast a wide net using the dealer inventory tool and compare multiple stores within a reasonable driving radius; despite national promotions, not all dealers price the same, and some will be more aggressive on in-stock colors or option packages. Ask every store for an out-the-door price that includes taxes and fees, and be selective about add-ons like paint protection, VIN etching, maintenance packages, and extra alarm systems—polite declines on extras can save hundreds or even thousands.

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