Hyundai has finally launched its highly anticipated Tucson Hybrid in Pakistan, adding a new flavour to the ever-growing SUV market. While the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid is set to make waves in the automotive world, there’s still some mystery around its detailed features and specifications.
Nevertheless, Hyundai Nishat has opened up bookings, and we’re here to provide you with all the important details about the booking process, pricing, and delivery timelines.
Hyundai Tucson Hybrid – Booking Process
If you’ve been eagerly waiting to get your hands on the new Hyundai Tucson Hybrid, here’s the good news: bookings are now open! The process is quite straightforward and offers flexibility for those who may prefer different payment options.
- Booking Options: You can book the vehicle with either a full payment or a partial payment plan, whichever suits your financial situation better.
- Partial Payment: To secure your Tucson Hybrid with partial payment, you’ll need to pay Rs. 2,200,000. This payment ensures your spot in line, but keep in mind that there’s a longer wait for delivery.
- Full Payment: If you choose to make the full payment upfront, you will have the advantage of quicker delivery. . Moreover, price lock on full payment will be an add-on.
Delivery Timelines
Now, let’s talk about the delivery timelines, which vary depending on your booking method.
- Partial Payment Booking: If you go the partial payment route, you’ll have to wait a bit longer for your car to arrive. The estimated delivery time for partial payment bookings is July 2025.
- Full Payment Booking: If you’re ready to pay the full amount, the delivery time is much quicker. Those who book the Tucson Hybrid with full payment will receive their car as early as May 2025 – just a month away!
Dealership Availability of Tucson Hybrid
One thing that remains consistent across the country is the freight charges which are Rs. 40,000 – same nationwide. However, for those eager to see the car up close before booking, there’s a bit of a wait. The Tucson Hybrid will not be available for display at dealerships until May 2025, so if you’re hoping to physically inspect the vehicle before making a decision, you’ll have to hold on a bit longer.
The Strategy
Interestingly, Hyundai’s approach to launching the Tucson Hybrid has been somewhat similar to strategies used by other car manufacturers in Pakistan. The company has opted not to reveal the full details of the car’s features and specifications yet, which is reminiscent of what we saw when Honda Atlas Cars launched the new Honda City and Pakistan Suzuki Motors Company (PSMC) launched the Alto. Both of these brands kept details under wraps, and the Tucson Hybrid seems to be following in their footsteps with this marketing strategy.
This approach generates curiosity and anticipation, but it also leaves potential customers guessing about what exactly they’re signing up for. It’s a bit of a gamble, but it certainly creates a buzz around the car before its official unveiling in showrooms.
Are you excited about the new Tucson Hybrid? Let us know your thoughts or any questions you might have in the comments below!
