New Hyundai Tucson – facelifted family favourite costs £32,000

• Refreshed interior with new screens
• Tweaked exterior
• Prices start from £32,000

UK pricing has been revealed for the new 2024 Hyundai Tucson, with entry-level models starting from £32,000 – just a £500 increase over the outgoing model. Customers can place an order from today and the first examples should arrive later this year.

The current generation Hyundai Tucson has proven to be a smash hit for the South Korean brand. The model is one of the best-selling cars currently available in the UK, and for good reason  – we ranked it as the best family car on sale in 2023. The new model was revealed in full towards the end of last year, but we now have more UK-specific information on its pricing and specifications.

What’s new for the 2024 Hyundai Tucson?

The current-generation Tucson has been on sale for three years now and it's fair to say that some of its rivals, such as the Kia Sportage and the Nissan Ariya, have edged ahead in terms of interior design and technology. The facelifted model, however, aims to bring the Tucson up to date, with a new widescreen dashboard with two screens. Hyundai claims the new model’s cabin prioritises “spaciousness and practicality” and creates a “sense of openness”, while the steering wheel and climate controls have benefitted from a rethink.

Externally, the new Tucson retains the outgoing model’s ‘Parametric Dynamics’ design language, which includes sharp, angular bodylines and a geometric arrangement of headlight elements. Those headlights, which Hyundai refer to as ‘Jewel Hidden Lights’, have been reshaped, as has the front bumper below, now with a full-width front skid plate. Hyundai hasn’t released any images of the rear of the facelifted Tucson, but it's safe to assume that it will retain a similar geometric tail light arrangement found on the current model.

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What engines are available in the 2024 Tucson?

The engine range is largely carried over from the outgoing Tucson, so buyers can choose between a 1.6-litre petrol, a mild hybrid, a self-charging hybrid and a plug-in hybrid. The base petrol is only available in front-wheel drive with a manual gearbox, while the latter three are automatic only and can be optioned with four-wheel drive. 

How much does the 2024 Tucson cost and when can I order one?

There are five trim levels for the new Tucson, each bringing more kit than the last. The range starts with the £32,000 Advance model with the entry-level 1.6-litre petrol engine. This is followed by Premium and N Line models, both costing £34,500, while N Line S models command another £2,500 on top. Topping the range is the Tucson Ultimate, costing £37,000 and packing the most equipment of the lot.

Order books are open as of today, with the first cars reaching customers later this year.

Now make sure to read our in-depth review of the current Hyundai Tuscon…