Compare 2022 Hyundai Tucson vs 2022 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid

Performance

The same gas engine is loaded into all of the 2022 Tucson’s trim levels. This is a 2.5-liter, four-cylinder, 187-horsepower system. One of the two systems offered for the Tucson Hybrid is a turbocharged four-cylinder, 1.6-liter hybrid powertrain. It produces 226 combined horsepower. The final powertrain option offered for the 2022 model year is a plug-in hybrid, 1.6-liter, turbo four-cylinder system that delivers 261 net horsepower to you.

Appearance

Minor differences in exterior accents add personality to the options throughout the four Tucson trims and the three Tucson Hybrid trims. However, all of the trims show off the model’s fresh look. This look is defined by graceful aerodynamics through the profile. The nose is distinctly individualized with angled headlights directly camouflaged in the grille’s mesh. Square wheel fenders, black molding, and crisp personality lines define the sides. These elements are combined with triangular taillights, a spoiler, black molding, and a skid plate at the rear to complete the look.

Features

Throughout all trim levels, the Tucson and Tucson Hybrid are brilliantly appointed. Notably, the mid-level Tucson trims have the same features as you will find across the Tucson Hybrid’s trims. Some of their shared features include a color display screen, a proximity key, heated front seats, a rear-seat reminder, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, forward collision mitigation, heated side mirrors, a blind-spot monitor, roof rails, and adaptive cruise control.

While the inventory at Wolfchase Hyundai changes often, you can usually find a selection of trims for the Tucson and the Tucson Hybrid in stock at any given time. When you have a moment to continue your research on these compact crossovers, stop by our showroom at Wolfchase Hyundai for a closer look.