By Hyundai Nishat has officially launched the highly anticipated 4th-generation Tucson Hybrid in Pakistan, creating quite a buzz in the local SUV market. Initially teased a week ago with limited information, the latest update from Hyundai has confirmed the SUV’s local debut through an official social media announcement. The Tucson Hybrid is now poised to challenge major players like the 5th-generation Kia Sportage Hybrid and the Haval PHEV.
Booking and Delivery Details
Hyundai has started accepting bookings for the Tucson Hybrid, offering two flexible payment options for interested buyers:
- Partial Payment Booking: Customers can reserve their Tucson Hybrid with a down payment of Rs. 2,200,000. However, due to high demand and a staggered production schedule, deliveries under this option are scheduled for July 2025.
- Full Payment Booking: For those eager to hit the road sooner, the full payment option is more appealing. This method not only secures a price lock but also ensures early delivery by May 2025—a significant advantage for early adopters.
Regardless of the booking method, freight charges are fixed at Rs. 40,000 nationwide, ensuring transparent pricing for customers across Pakistan.
What to Expect?
Although bookings are now open, customers will have to wait a bit longer to see the Tucson Hybrid in showrooms. According to Hyundai, the vehicle will be displayed at dealerships starting May 2025. Until then, buyers must rely on the brand’s digital previews and promotional material to inform their purchase decisions.
The 4th-generation Tucson Hybrid is expected to offer a blend of fuel efficiency, eco-friendliness, and cutting-edge technology, aligning well with the evolving preferences of Pakistani car buyers who are increasingly turning toward hybrid and electric vehicles.
With competitive pricing, flexible booking options, and an early delivery incentive, the Tucson Hybrid is gearing up to be a game-changer in Pakistan’s hybrid SUV segment.
