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Used Hyundai cars price list in UAE

Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch

Used Hyundai

Price Range

Hyundai Tucson
AED 13K–90K
Hyundai Accent
AED 14K–30K
Hyundai Elantra
AED 14K–63K
Hyundai Sonata
AED 12K–45K
Hyundai Creta
AED 40K–60K
Hyundai Santa Fe
AED 21K–90K
Hyundai Veloster
AED 18K–60K
Hyundai Genesis
AED 22K–23K
Hyundai Palisade
AED 78K–160K
Hyundai Azera
AED 15K–15K

New Hyundai cars price list in UAE

Here’s what brand new Hyundai models will cost you approximately

Recent sold prices of used Hyundai cars in UAE

Based on actual Hyundai car transactions from the last 12 months in UAE

Model

Avg Sold Price

Price Range

Creta 2023
AED 62,000
AED 59K–67K
Tucson 2023
AED 81,000
AED 68K–93K
Elantra 2023
AED 56,000
AED 41K–66K
Tucson 2022
AED 73,000
AED 50K–105K
Santa Fe 2015
AED 22,000
AED 18K–29K
Tucson 2015
AED 22,000
AED 14K–30K
Tucson 2020
AED 42,000
AED 32K–52K
Accent 2023
AED 47,000
AED 41K–50K

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Used Hyundai Cars for Sale in UAE

Hyundai is one of the best-selling automotive brands in the UAE, offering a wide spectrum from economy hatchbacks to large SUVs and minivans. The Tucson, Santa Fe, and Sonata are the most actively traded models, typically featuring 1.6T or 2.5L engines paired with 6-speed or 8-speed automatic gearboxes. A 1–2 year old Hyundai in the UAE typically lists between AED 60,000–95,000; a 5–6 year old example ranges from AED 25,000–60,000.

Key Specifications

  • Engine Options: 1.4-liter naturally aspirated, 1.6-liter turbocharged, 2.0-liter, or 2.5-liter 4-cylinder
  • Transmission: 6-speed, 7-speed DCT, or 8-speed automatic depending on model
  • Fuel Economy: approximately 8.0 L/100 km (combined, varies by model)

Pros & Cons

  • Pros: Comprehensive standard feature lists offer strong value relative to price across most model grades. Five-year factory warranty on new and recently purchased used cars where applicable. Broad service network across the UAE supports ownership convenience.
  • Cons: Residual values trail Toyota and Honda at the same mileage and age. Earlier 7-speed DCT gearboxes in Tucson and Sonata variants have received mixed reliability feedback.

Market Value

Hyundai retains approximately 51% of its value after 5 years — ahead of European luxury brands like BMW and Audi (both ~43%), and competitive with Nissan (53%) and Kia (51%). Strong retention relative to its price tier.

Inspection Insights

Of the 474 Hyundais CarSwitch has inspected in the UAE, the Tucson's AC record stands out: zero failures in the UAE sample — better than the Toyota Rav 4 and Nissan X-Trail in this market. The Creta and Palisade arrive with genuinely strong condition, competing closely with Toyota's compact and mid-size range on most metrics. Where the brand falls short is the sedan range: the Elantra, Accent, and Sonata carry more wear than equivalent Toyota sedans at similar mileage, with interior staining significantly higher. The Hyundai UAE first-owner rate of 28.5% is the most useful filter for buyers — those examples are in a different condition bracket. Pull the full inspection report on any shortlisted car; condition ranges widely for this model.

Buyers also consider the Kia, Toyota, Nissan.