Hyundai Updates Tucson Fuel Cell SUV for 2016

Hyundai has added new features and exterior colors to its Tucson Fuel Cell for 2016 as it continues to offer the vehicle with a retail lease with the hope of possibly placing it in the hands of fleet users.

by Staff

May 25, 2015

Hyundai Updates Tucson Fuel Cell SUV for 2016 — *Photo courtesy of Hyundai.*

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For 2016, Hyundai adds HomeLink connectivity to the mirror, which allowing owners to open and close garage doors, security gates and even control home lighting systems via a button on the rearview mirror. The system now includes a digital compass.

In addition, Tucson adds two new exterior color options, including Hydro Blue and Chromium Silver. The vehicle is also available in Winter White.

Hyundai first introduced a fuel-cell powered Tucscon model for 2015. Retail buyers can lease the vehicle for $499 per month and receive fuel at no charge and on-call maintenance.

Topics:Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Hyundai Compact SUVs Hyundai Tucson 2016-MY Operations Green Fleet

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