2026 Hyundai Tucson — including the standard gasoline version and the hybrid options:

🚙 2026 Hyundai Tucson — EPA MPG (City / Highway / Combined)

🔹 Gasoline‑Powered Tucson (2.5 L 4‑cyl)

• Front‑Wheel Drive (FWD):
  • City: ~25 MPG
  • Highway: ~33 MPG
  • Combined: ~28 MPG 

• All‑Wheel Drive (AWD):
  • City: ~24 MPG
  • Highway: ~30 MPG
  • Combined: ~26 MPG 

👉 These figures are typical for the base Tucson SUV with Hyundai’s 2.5‑liter four‑cylinder and 8‑speed automatic transmission. 

🔋 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid (Gas‑Electric)

The hybrid uses a 1.6 L turbo gas engine + electric motor (AWD is common):

• City: ~38 MPG

• Highway: ~38 MPG

• Combined: ~38 MPG 

📌 The hybrid system delivers more efficient mpg than the gas‑only version thanks to electric assist and regenerative braking. 

⚡ 2026 Hyundai Tucson Plug‑In Hybrid (PHEV)

If you’re interested in the PHEV version (adds electric‑only driving):

• Fuel Efficiency: ~77 MPGe combined

• EPA Electric‑Only Range: ~32 miles
  (*City/highway MPGe splits aren’t always published separately for PHEVs, but the combined MPGe reflects both electric and gas use.) 

📊 Quick Comparison

🧠 Notes

• Gas models: Offer competitive mpg for a compact SUV — especially good on the highway. 

• Hybrid model: Provides substantially better mpg overall, making it a strong choice for fuel‑savings without going full EV. 

• Plug‑in hybrid: Best for short electric trips around town (EPA ~32 miles electric range) with high MPG‑equivalent when combining electric + gas. 

If you’d like, I can also estimate approximate driving range per tank for the gas and hybrid Tucson based on these mpg figures and their fuel tank sizes. (The Tucson’s tank is about 14.3 gallons for gas versions.)