2026 Tucson Hybrid Night

What "Night" actually adds

Every mechanical spec matches the Hybrid Limited exactly — same 231-combined-horsepower hybrid system, same standard HTRAC AWD, same leather seats, panoramic sunroof, Bose audio, head-up display, and full parking-camera suite. The difference is entirely visual: Hyundai blacked out the wheels, the mirror caps, the window surrounds, and elements of the front and rear bumpers, then finished the headliner in black instead of the Limited's lighter treatment. It's offered in three colors — Ash Black, Creamy White Pearl, and Ecotronic Gray — chosen specifically to make the blackout trim pop.

Hyundai's own press materials quote the Night's price both ways: $42,575 before the $1,600 freight charge, and $44,175 with it included. Both numbers describe the same trim; the gap is just whether freight is counted.

A very new trim — here's what to know before visiting

The Night landed on Hyundai's lineup in June 2026, which means it's newer than most of the reviews currently on Lakeland Hyundai's Google Business Profile — a fair thing to know going in rather than a knock against the trim itself. Buyers who've chosen the loaded Hybrid Limited at this dealership consistently praise the same things the Night inherits: Cynthia's review after a recent purchase reads simply, "Love my Tucson Limited Hybrid and this dealership!" That's the equipment and drive experience the Night carries forward with a blacked-out finish on top.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Night trim available with a gas engine?

No — the Night is hybrid-only, built on the Hybrid Limited. There's no gas-powered version of this trim.

What colors does the Night come in?

Three: Ash Black, Creamy White Pearl, and Ecotronic Gray, each paired with the gloss-black wheel, mirror, and trim package.

Is the Night more expensive than the regular Hybrid Limited?

Yes, by $500 — $42,575 versus $42,075 — for the blackout styling package. Equipment is otherwise identical.

Does the Night have different performance than the Hybrid Limited?

No — the hybrid powertrain, AWD system, and EPA ratings are unchanged. This is purely an appearance package built on the Hybrid Limited's mechanicals.

Is the Night in stock at Lakeland Hyundai?

Availability shifts with production timing on a trim this new — check current new inventory or contact the dealership directly, since a freshly launched trim can sell through its first allocation quickly.

The bottom line

The Night is for a Hybrid Limited buyer who specifically wants the blackout look and is willing to pay $500 for it — everything underneath is the same loaded, well-reviewed Tucson Hybrid Limited. Check Tucson Hybrid inventory at Lakeland Hyundai.