Hyundai revealed the official pricing of the all-new Tucson, or ix35, crossover ahead of its UK market launch in September. According to this, the 2016 Hyundai Tucson is bringing a lot of value to the table, boasting a starting price of just £18,695.
That is for the entry-level Hyundai Tucson S trim. It might be a “base” model, but the car is generously equipped with DAB digital radio with MP3 compatibility; Bluetooth connectivity, with USB and AUX connections; 16″ alloy wheels; air conditioning; and automatic headlights with dusk sensor. Adding two grand to that will buy you the SE trim level at £20,495 and gives you access to 17” alloy wheels; rear parking sensors; heated front seats; Lane Keep Assist System (LKAS); projection headlights with static cornering lights; and dual zone climate control.
Next up is the £21,295 SE Nav model which adds 8″ touchscreen satellite navigation with rear view camera, MapCare, TomTom Live, Speed Limit Information System (SLIF), and a shark fin antenna. After we have the Premium and Premium SE as the range-topping models, boasting leather upholstery; front parking sensors; Rear Cross Traffic Alert; automatic windscreen wipers with rain sensor; Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB); Blind Spot Detection (BSD); and heated rear seats, plus keyless smart entry with engine start/stop button; Smart Parking Assist System, panoramic sunroof and…
A fully-loaded 2016 Hyundai Tucson will set you back £32,345.
