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2025 Toyota RAV4 vs 2025 Hyundai Tucson

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RAV4vsTucson
4 wins·3 winsCurated

Tucson starts $2,401 lower. RAV4 wins efficiency by 2.8 L/100 km. Tucson gives you 735 L more cargo room. RAV4 reaches 7 core tracked features at the top trim. The highlighted cells below show the winner, and the edge column tells you by how much.

Interactive trim explorer

Each row is a feature. Tap to see the unlock detail.

Toyota RAV4Hyundai Tucson

Full spec sheet

Every row scored head-to-head. The winner cell is highlighted.

Entry price$2,401 lower
RAV4

$37,500

LE

Tucson

$35,099

Preferred AWD

Average trim price$1,981 lower
RAV4

$45,740

5 tracked trims

Tucson

$43,759

5 tracked trims

Safety and warranty still deserve a final check: Top Safety Pick+ · NHTSA 5 and 3 yr / 60,000 km for Toyota RAV4, versus Top Safety Pick+ · NHTSA 5 and 5 yr / 100,000 km for Hyundai Tucson.

Equipment differences

Extra equipment beyond the core table. Each row shows the earliest trim on either side that gets you there.

Expanded rows9beyond the core table
Model reach7 vs 7RAV4 vs Tucson
Pair overlap5 shared4 one-sided

Driver Assist

High-use visibility and lane-support hardware that often moves buyers up the ladder.

3
Adaptive cruise controlRight only
RAV4

—

Doesn’t reach it

Tucson

$35,099

Preferred AWD

Hyundai features: 12.3" touchscreen display audio; HTRACTM All-Wheel Drive; Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with stop-and-go capability; Smart proximity key with push-button ignition; BlueLink® connected car system; Smartstream 2.5L GDI + MPI DOHC 16-valve Inline 4-cylinder engine

Blind-spot supportRight sooner
RAV4

$37,500

LE

Blind Spot Monitoring System (BSM) with Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) and Safe Exit Alert (SEA)

Tucson

$35,099

Preferred AWD

Blind Spot-Collision Warning

Lane-keep supportLeft only
RAV4

$37,500

LE

Lane Departure Alert (LDA)

Tucson

—

Doesn’t reach it

Tech

Screen, charging, and software comforts that matter once the basics are covered.

1
Wireless chargingRight only
RAV4

—

Doesn’t reach it

Tucson

$38,799

Preferred AWD with Trend Package

Wireless Charging Pad

Off-Road

Hardware that changes what the vehicle can do off pavement or under load.

1
Off-road hardwareLeft only
RAV4

$47,000

Woodland

Exclusive to Woodand 18” Black Wheels with All-Terrain Tires, Rigid Industries® LED Fog Lamps, and Bridge-style Roof Rails and Cross Bars

Tucson

—

Doesn’t reach it

Comfort & Cabin

Roof, audio, and interior-upgrade cues that tell you where the premium story really starts.

4
Premium upholsteryRight sooner
RAV4

$41,300

XLE

Leather-Wrapped Heated Steering Wheel

Tucson

$35,099

Preferred AWD

Leather-wrapped heated steering wheel

Premium audioLeft sooner
RAV4

$37,500

LE

6-speaker Audio System

Tucson

$43,799

N Line Hybrid AWD

Bose premium audio system with 8-speakers

Moonroof / sunroofRight sooner
RAV4

$41,300

XLE

Panoramic Moonroof

Tucson

$38,799

Preferred AWD with Trend Package

Panoramic sunroof

Seat memoryRight sooner
RAV4

$50,900

XSE

Driver Seat Memory System

Tucson

$47,799

Ultimate Hybrid

Driver's Integrated Memory System (IMS) for seat position

Reasons to pick Toyota RAV4

  1. 1efficiency matters: XSE bottoms out at 6.0 L/100 km.
  2. 2you care about what happens in the middle of the ladder: Woodland already carries 6 core tracked features.
  3. 3you want the richer top trim: Limited reaches 7 core tracked features.
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Trim Shortcuts

Switch between the entry, efficiency, and premium picks to see how both ladders compare on the same shelf.

The cheapest acceptable version on each side.
Toyota RAV4$37,500

LE

6.0 L/100 km efficiency5 features
Hyundai Tucson$35,099

Preferred AWD

8.8 L/100 km efficiency1 features

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