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2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid deals in Los Angeles

SUV · AWD · Automatic (AM-S6) · 36–38 mpg combined

No broker or dealer has posted a 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid lease or finance offer in Los Angeles yet — below are the Hyundai dealers that stock the car.

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Where to buy a 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid

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13 Hyundai dealers in Los Angeles. The three with the highest Score are below.

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Hyundai of Downtown Los AngelesSouth Los Angeles · Dealer60/100Score
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Hyundai of GlendaleGlendale · Dealer53/100Score
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Keyes HyundaiVan Nuys · Dealer53/100Score
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Specs2026 · 1.6 L · I4 · 36–38 mpg combShow
1.6 L · I4Automatic (AM-S6) · AWD36–38 city · 37–38 hwy · 36–38 comb mpg
Fuel
Gasoline · regular
Est. annual fuel
$1,800

Not published for this model: MSRP, cargo volume, passenger volume.

About this model

2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid

This compact SUV pairs a 1.6L four-cylinder with hybrid assistance and all-wheel drive, a combination that suits buyers who want extra traction for wet or snowy roads without stepping up to a larger vehicle. The EPA rates it at 36–38 mpg combined, with city figures of 36–38 and highway figures of 37–38. For a household running errands, doing school drop-offs, and handling a daily commute, that means city driving costs you almost nothing in efficiency compared with highway trips — a rare trait, since most vehicles lose ground in town. A 30-mile freeway commute at the highway figure would use a bit under a gallon each way, translating to fairly infrequent fill-ups for most weekly mileage. The automatic six-speed transmission handles power delivery without driver input, which keeps things simple for buyers who don't want to manage settings. One thing to weigh: all-wheel drive adds mechanical complexity and weight versus a front-wheel-drive hybrid, so if you rarely see snow or steep, wet grades, you may be paying for traction capability you seldom use.

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