2023 Hyundai Tucson Cenovnik

The 2023 Hyundai Tucson holds a strong position in the European used SUV market, particularly for its hybrid and mild-hybrid variants like the 1.6 T-GDi HEV (230hp) and 1.6 CRDi diesel, which dominate listings on sites like AutoScout24 and TheParking.eu. Demand remains high due to its modern design, advanced tech features (e.g., digital cockpit, adaptive cruise), and competitive pricing compared to rivals like the Toyota RAV4 or VW Tiguan. As of early 2026, low-mileage examples (under 30,000 km) are scarce, pushing prices up for well-equipped trims like Premium or N Line, while higher-mileage units (over 80,000 km) offer better value. Pricing trends show stabilization after initial post-2023 depreciation, with hybrids retaining value better amid rising fuel costs and EU emissions regulations.

2023 Tucsons have depreciated around 30-35% from original new prices of €35,000-45,000 for mid-trims, with hybrids losing less (25%) due to efficiency appeal. Annual rate slows to 10-15% post-year 3 as reliability data builds trust. Diesel and mild-hybrid models depreciate faster in urban markets shifting to full hybrids/PHEVs.

Prices for 2023 Tucsons are expected to hold steady through 2026, with hybrids gaining 5-10% premium as EU pushes electrification and fuel prices rise. Oversupply of 2024/2025 models may pressure older units downward by 8-12% annually, but strong demand in family SUV segment supports values. Watch for battery tech advancements impacting PHEV appeal.