2022 Hyundai Tucson Price Rises by $1250, Hybrid Starts at $30,235

The redesigned 2022 Hyundai Tucson appears to offer more than its predecessor, so it’s no surprise that pricing is up for the new model. It starts at $26,135, a $1250 increase from last year’s Tucson, and prices range up to above $38,000 for a loaded version of the new hybrid variant. A plug-in-hybrid version of the Tucson is also on its way, but Hyundai has not yet released pricing.

All nonhybrid versions of the 2022 Tucson come with a 2.5-liter inline-four with 187 horsepower and an eight-speed automatic transmission. All-wheel drive is a $1400 option for all trims. In addition to the base SE ($26,135), options include include the SEL (starting at $27,685), N-Line (starting at $31,785), and Limited (starting at $35,885). Unlike the Sonata and Elantra N-Line models, the Tucson N-Line does not have any performance upgrades and instead amounts to an appearance package.

The Tucson hybrid comes standard with all-wheel drive and a gas-electric drivetrain that uses turbocharged 1.6-liter inline-four gasoline engine and a six-speed automatic transmission. It’s more expensive than the nonhybrid, starting at $30,235 for the base Blue model. It also offers better-equipped SEL ($32,835) and Limited ($38,535) models. EPA fuel-economy estimates are not yet available, but we expect a combined rating of around 36 mpg.

Hyundai already began production of the 2022 Tucson in Alabama, which means that units should start arriving at dealerships soon. Reservations are now open on the Hyundai website.

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