2021 Hyundai Tucson MPG

Driving an SUV gives you the versatility of space to fit your family and friends as well as groceries and other items you need to transport while out running errands around Bloomington, Martinsville, and Ellettsville, Indiana.

Vehicles like the Hyundai Tucson also make sure that with its larger body size, it still gets admirable fuel economy—comparable to some smaller cars. If you’re looking to take your drives to the next level by spending less time at the pump and more time on the road, this may be the car for you.

The team at Andy Mohr Hyundai will show you how the Tucson achieves up to an EPA-estimated 23 city/28 highway MPG, so you can feel confident you’re choosing the best trim level for your needs.¹

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What Is the Hyundai Tucson Gas Mileage?

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Bold Efficiency Wherever the Road Takes You

Looking for the best fuel economy to limit gas station interruptions? Then, stick with the standard 2.0-liter motor in the Tucson. This peppy 161-horsepower engine not only achieves an EPA-estimated 23 city/28 highway MPG, but it combines with a 16.4-gallon tank for greater exploration.¹

The result is nearly 460 miles on the highway on just one tank of fuel. Journey to McCormick’s Creek State Park for a relaxing afternoon in nature and take a detour at Oliver Winery on your way home—all without concern about running to the gas station in between. The possibilities are endless, thanks to the 2021 Hyundai Tucson MPG.

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Fuel-Saving Tips 

With an ample cargo area and AWD system, clearly the 2021 Hyundai Tucson is ready for adventure.

You don’t want to limit your journeys with poor fuel economy and frequent gas station stops, so follow these tips to always achieve maximum fuel efficiency…

1. Stay consistent: A consistent speed on the highway helps to cut down on extra fuel consumption. Avoid high speeds and quick accelerations—slow and steady keeps you away from the pump!

2. Improve aerodynamics: Feeling the wind in your hair is an exciting aspect of driving on the backroads. When you reach the highway, though, consider closing your windows to help reduce drag and cut down on your fuel usage.

3. Stay on top of maintenance: Regular maintenance—such as oil changes—ensures your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently. Without proper maintenance, your engine may be working harder than it has to and therefore burning more fuel. Make sure to follow the recommended service intervals as stated in your owner’s manual.

4. Maintain proper tire care: In addition to keeping your engine in peak shape, tire maintenance is another crucial aspect of saving fuel. Inspect them regularly for damage or leaks and replace them about every 40,000 miles to make sure they’re performing the best they can.

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1. 2021 TUCSON SE/Value: FWD 23 City/28 Hwy/25 Combined MPG, AWD 22 City/25 Hwy/23 Combined MPG. 2021 TUCSON SEL/Sport/Night/Limited/Ultimate: FWD 22 City/28 Hwy/25 Combined MPG, AWD 21 City/26 Hwy/23 Combined MPG. All figures are EPA estimates and for comparison purposes only. Actual mileage may vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits, and vehicle's condition.